Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-30
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Winchester-Ice, the second cutting, is being harvested 15 inches thick.
 South Manchester - About 1S,o00 thrift stamps already have been sold among the employees at Cheney Broth ers' silk mills.
 New Haven-Pupf1s and teachers of the New Haven high school have in vested between s70,000 and $75, 900 in Liberty bonds.
 New London-Each employe of the James Hislop Co. found a thrift stamp in his pay envelope Saturday, together with the weeks pay.
 Hamden-A service flag with 15 stars gracing the emblem was un- furled Sunday at Grace P. E. church in Centerville, and on next Sunday dedicatory service will be held. WfnstedEWhile examining some old papers recently Edward R. Holmes found $6 in bills folded among them. The papers bore the date of 1865, which would indicate that the money had been idle for over 52 years.
 MiddIetown-Another body was found Friday in the ruins of the wing of the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, burned January 10, bringing the deaths from the fire up to four. The body has not been identified.
 BranfordLsecretary McAdoo has written to Congressman John 0. Til- son, who in turn forwarded it to Post master Callahan that he might in- form the Branford people no postoffice will be erected until after the war.
 Meriden-wfl1iam J. Steinegans. ss.
 a former Meriden young man, who be-
 came famous as cartooni~t a few
 years ago, died Friday, Jan in Los
 Angeles. California. He v-2'. son of
 Mrs. John Steinegans Of Sco North
 Broad street
 Branford-Monday evening at O.
 clock at the High school building there
 was meeting of the Branford High
 school alumni for the purpose of send l ing over boxes to the Branford boys in France who were at any time mem
 bers of the High school.
 Danbury-Lieutenant Governor Cliff
 ford B. Wilson will review the Junior
 National Guards in the armorv' Tues day evening Feb. 9th and at that time the young soldiers will execute a num- ! Der of different manoeuvres for the , benefit of the state official.
 MiddletownrDr H. L. F. Locke, su- . perintendent and resident physician o1
 the Isolation Hospital of Hartford, vii } deliver two lectures at the HendleJ : Home for Nurses. The first was giver Friday, Jan. 25. at p. m., subject, Els sentials of Infant Feeding. The sec . ond will be given Friday, February 1
 at 8 p. m. subject Prevention anG . Control of Contagious Diseases. : Ansonia-The local socialist party l held a mass meeting at the opers f house Tuesday night, the meeting be- ing one that was postponed two week, | ago. The local party had as it's gues Judge Jacob Pankin, of New York, wht
 was the principal speaker. Judge Pan
 kin was elected municipal judge a 2 the election in the metropolis last No : vember.
 oI New 6ritainNIn race with death 2 extending all the way from San Diego Cal, to this city, Mrs. Emil Miller won :, and was able to be with her mother ? Mrs. Anna s. Anderson, at the tim of her death late Saturday night. Mrs s Miller is former local resident ant when notified about week ago o
 her mothers serious illness immedi s ately arranged for a trip east. Sh U arrived in New Britain Friday nighi New HaVen-For the past tf1re a days Iht; Industrial Recruiting Statiol . at 673 Chapel street has been a bus } spot Women who never have done in
 dustrfai work, and who have no pres
 ent need of taking employment, hay
 sought positions where they will b
 of real service to the nation. Mos Q of those who have offered their ser e vices to local manufacturers are un
 married women, it is true, but a grea
 number have been married women an 4 some of them have children. e Hartford-At a meeting of repre- . sentative Italian women of Connect
 cut held at the capitol, under the aus
 pices of the committee on woman
 activities of the Connecticut Counc r of Defense, an Italian women's com ,l mittee was organized to work unde d the direction of the general women I committee in furthering the work ( e Connecticut in the war. Mrs. Sylves d ter z. Poi of New Haven was electe ' chairman of the committee and Mis Q Marie Bauby of Waterbury secretar. if Similar committees are to be organize [. in every city and town of the stat
 which has large Italian population