Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-27
BRIEF STATE NEWS

 Madison.--Miss Hazel Fenner has resigned as assistant town clerk. Miss Elizabeth Pardee succeeds her.
 WaIlinaford.-The loss to A. T. Henry from the recent hailstorm which damaged his cherry and apple crop will be $1,Q00.
 South Manchester.-The members of the South Methodist church have sent a telegram to the U. S. senate and house of representatives urging war prohibition.
 Derby.-John Lund, teacher in the Bridgeport High school, has been elected acting superintendent of the Derby public school system. He is to receive s2,2OO.
 Hurnside.-Sunday will be observed as Children's day at the Burnside Methodist church There will be spe cial music and special sermon by the pastor. Rev. W. H. Dunnock. Deep RiVer-At a special meeting of the Holy Name society it was voted to accept the invitation of the Deep River Business Mems association to take part in the parade in Deep River July 4.
 PIainviIe.-Fifty young men left Plainville Monday morning for Camp Meade. All the young men were from Bristol and they met a number of others from the various towns in the district.
 Saybrook Point. - Former Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley and Mrs. Bulkeley have opened their summer home at Fenwick Their daughter. Mrs. John Avery Ingersoll, will spend part of the season with them.
 StanFord.-Word comes from Paris that Alfred Stokes of Stamford. Y NJ. C, A. worker, is to be cited for | bravery in the recent fight at Pivray He was a stretcher bearer and helped to carry out wounded men under fire Naugatuck.-The latest entrant into the ring of prospective candidates foI the office of congressman from the Fifth district is Attorney Martin L | Caine of Naugatuck, former repre-. sentative at Hartford and wei | known democrat.
 East Elaborate plans art being made at East Hampton for Jul! ,, when Gov Marcus H. Holcomb vii present the town of Chatham it's honol flag which the town will receive fol being the first town to go over the toi in the third Liberty loan..
 Granby.-The new sS0,OO0 Souti church of Granby will be dedicated Wednesday evening of next week Gran by South church was burned Jan. 1917. The church as it stood contain ed the village library as well as a hal for various purposes and an audito rum for church purposes.
 BristoI.-In the New England tour ney at the Hartford Gun club a Pennington Herbert J. Mills was
 prize winner, bringing home cockta! morning and sS out of 100 in the af ternoon. Harry Judd of this cit p killed 92 out of 100 in the afternoo | shoot.
 uthinqton-Private Liberator Fir rillo of the 102d United States in fantry, now in France, has captured : German regimentai flag and the office z who carried it, according to informa tion received at Southington yester , day The letter conveying this new, . received by his parents, Mir. and Mr. ! Luigi Firrillo, is brief and does nc dwell upon details.
 New Haven.-Sister Mary Adrian who entered the Order of Mercy 3 years ago, at Mt. St. Joseph's conven Hartford, died Saturday. She sper , 35 years of her sisterhood in s t Francis orphan asylum in this cit. I Sister Mary Adrian was known in tn world as Miss Mary Foley of Holyok Mass. Her funeral was held at Ne Haven Monday morning.