Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-07
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Moodus.-The proprietor of the Mount Tom camp has arrived co fet l things in readiness for the aeaaon- Westbrook. - The Wesrbr0ok Gun club has a registered mem 0ersn4p OF over 1900 men. During the week they expect to enroll and increase the mum Der to 1,5S0.
 Madison.-A1l the carpenters arc be- ing rushed and the question of help oothers them. The uaa0ns and ever
 the water company is snorthandee- Ore man has been working on layNH water main almost alone.
 NorwaIk.-E. s. Cameron. of enc Cameron Car company. Of thle cifs has offered his steel yacht Jos. to inc navy department as sub-cnaaer or for such other use as it may be auft- able and the offer has been aeceptea-
 Westbrook.-The Consolidated rali- road has two cars in the rear or tHe Westbrook freight depot which are camping station and then sent out to points in this locality when hands ere needed.
 New Hsven,-A total inheritance taE of $53.f61.4t will be collected 1y tne state of Connecticut and the J rate1 States government from the estate or Mrs. Mary A. Townshend Of this cits. the value of which was more than $770. 000
 New 5ritain.-At the s4th annirera- ary of the New Britain Turner aocie- ty, Frederick Engei was awnrded a diploma fin conmeulOrafiou or tua completion of 50 years as rnenoer of the society. He is the only living member with that honor.
 Reddine.-seth Low Pisrrepont haa | q Holstein heifer which has taken a prize for butterfat during the month l Of January. given by the HolHteIu- | ETriesian association. It is in the Junior
 two year old class. I; ranked nezt 70 the highest in the state of Conne~ticut.
 It is DiJkstra Korndijk Torret 3d.
 5ristoi.-AngeIo Del Brosso. a mem Der of the I. W. w.. who wac attempt l ing to organize branch here. Wsz | sentenced to six months in lni HF
 Judge Malone in the police court. The
 case of Salvatore Schiflacl. held for a
 similar offense. was continued for in-
 vestigation. He may be deported aH
 an alien enemy.
 Danbury.-About 35 women who are
 considering organizing a w0men'a aaE- | Hilary to the National Elhc club Of l Danbury held an enthusiaatic meetlnE | in the Chamber of Commerce ronne
 last week 70 discuss preliminary planf
 for forming a club. the chief purposs
 of which will be to give the member instruction in rife and revolver prar-
 tice.
 oreenwieh.-The Private Car club. | composed of 25O New York eornmut- CTS from Greenwich. Stamford and
 Country club here Saturday. The O. nual dinner has been deferred fhts
 year and s1 900 war appropriated Bat | urday for war relief work inatead. | Commodore F. C. Benedict vac tHe principal speaker.
 Middletown.-The rumors that tha opening of the Hell Gate bridge Into 1 New York city meant the running sf additional trafns over the Air iina route to Boston, through Ala4le- l town, have become a certainty, and beginning June 1T the Ear fafnff expresses from Washington and Nea York will be routed over the Ar Line through Middletown.
 ridaeport.-ReIatives Of Edward 3. | Sherry of this city are much concerned | over the probable fase of the crew rf l the Y. s. $. Scorpion. which ta ropprt- ed interned by the Turkish govern ment in the Constantinopie nhru1r Mir Sherry has been with the Scorpion during the past three years and com municated regularly with hiH rsla'-Ffa. but no word has been received from him since the second week in Deem ber. when he sent Christmas srectinsa-
 savbrook-Tony Fossis exhibited a marsh bird here Tuesday that was killed in its migratorial flight by con- tact with the telegraph wires at Old Saybrook. IL was a beautiful specimen of Florida gailinula. dark 1IutgE -alnfe read, shading to olive brown body. and the wings with crown plate Of scarlet. bill scarlet shading fo olive green legs green, with scarlet garters. The bird is scarce and is rarely reported in this locality and is much deglrcd hg collectors. The bird has been sent to West Haven. where it will be GtIned and preserved.
 Singapore finds dimcuity in gel ting enough shoes.