Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-08
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Meriden.l -- The members Of the Workman's Circle haFe made collec- ton of funds to be sent 10 the war sui ferers among the Jewish people The amount raised is Si1o.
 Danhury--There are now thirteen students in the State Trade School. ard mere are being admitted weekly, ready to put up line stdfting expected this week.
 New Haven--Ft became necessary the other day to amputate the left ieg of Ashton L. I4egates the New Haven motornian who was injured in tine head-on collision of two trolley cars near Wallingford
 Hartford.- --Dr. valeria H. Parker of this city will, give series of three lectures under the auspices of the Rhode Island Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher association in Provi- dence on Friday and on March 15 and 20
 Litehfieid.--Seyeral dog owners of this place were arraigned before Jus tice of the Peace W. $. Rogers or Thursday, for allowing their t3cgs t0 run at large. Each person, but one, was fined $t and costs, which in each case amounted to s9S5..
 Siunsbury. = The wedding os Miss Marguerite Mclean, eldest daughter ot Rev. and Mrs. John B. Mclean and niece of us Senator George P. Mo Lean to Sergeant Mer-win Albert Mat toon. son. of MT. and Mrs Albert W Mattoon of New Haven, took place on Monday afternoon in the First Church of Christ in Simsbury.
 New Haven.-No changes are looked for in the personnel of Methodist .Epis oopal church pastors Of this cty ac- cording to. the Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Dent, superintendent of this district anticipating the coming yearly session of the New York East conference. which will be held starting Auril Is, at Trinity M. E. church. Bristol. A
 Hartford.-Genera Manager c. c. Goodrich of the Hartford and New York Transports tion company said fast night that the ice of the Connecticut river was weakening fast and that he looked for the reopenin:, Of navigation by March 12 O. 15 Captain R. IT. Hills will command the steamer Middletown and will have the same list of officers as last season.
 Durham.-Mrs. Daniel O. Rogers. of New Britain. has presented the Dur ham Public library with the bioera- phy of her grandfather, the late Prof. David N. Camp, of New Britain The gift is greatly appreciated and is of iTff feT $r-f nf ha Professor Camp was 8 native of Dur ham and for many years professor of the State Normal School in New Britain.
 Wocdhridee.-Dwigat N. Clark, Of Woodbridge, the Grand Old Man of Golf. was given his annual birthday party at the Holly inn at Pinehurst. N. C.. Saturday evening on his eighty ninth birthday. Mr. Clark has hear playing golf at Pinehurst since 1898 and has not missed season since 1902 i He has to his credit the achievement playing 100 1s-hoIe rounds at Pine hurst in 1o1 consecltive week days. | Waterbury. = Two young sonaer. Miss Della Conan. aS, and Miss Doro thy Sheney. IS, were taken to the House Of the Good Shepherd ih Hart 1 ford. Tuesday, having been committed 10 that institution by Judge WiiIia;7. !. arkin Jr., where they will be felA IS, material witnesses against Harold Farnsworth. whose hearing is 10 come up in the superior court Farnsworth is charged with living on the proceeds of the immoral conduct of these youn. womer.
 Norfoik.-A rare volume, The Dia,v Of. Forty miner" edited hy Cnaun- cev l.. Garfield. who went from Nor folk to California in .1S49 in quest of gold has been presented the Norfolk Library by Howard ". Carter. The writer relates his own personal ex- i peTiences and several times in his rec ord mentioned some Of the old resi- dents of this place and of the town O: Coler-ooll. The book was located fl, the pasadena fCal,) public library aft CT | long hunt.
 MiddIetowr. r.-Sec-etar-. Charles D Hine of the State Ro1rd of Education IS getting results daily from his iu- auiry among the libraries of tlie stat5 for German prapagsnda Fror1 lfii
 dletown comes the advice that Muller: book, Who Are the Huns?" written 1T 1915, and translated into English year later by R. T. Orchei;n in flerIi,l and E. Voi1 Mach's "The Truth Abou ] Germany have been excluded from tlae
 shelves Of the Middletown library. What Germany Wants is a1s, con