Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
sADre.sed by several Harlford aldermsn

expressed by several Hartford aldermen last week.
 Southington.-Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Felicia Mar tin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Mar tin of South Center street, and Nicholas McManning of White Plains, N. Y. The ceremony took place Thursday afternoon in that city.
 West Haven.-John r. Gunshanan, the Hartford tuberculosis worker, has ar ranged a concert by Colts band of Hart ford to be given for the benefit of the ex-service men at the Allentown hos pital in West Haven, next Sunday aft ernoon.
 Mddletown.-Fgures for Connecticut towns as compiled by the American Child Hygiene association show that Middle town had an infant mortality rate of s2 to 1000 in 1920. In 1911-15 the average death rate was III and in 1919 it had dropped to S2.
 SuTield.-Abert c. HinGkley, a farm CT and tobacco grower of Mapleton av- enue, has been picking peaches the pasl week from his orchard and at the week end picked peach that measured evelen indhes in circumference, and weigha1 ten ounces.
 Danbury-The bulk of the shipments ] of finished hats by express leave at night and for several nights the ship ments have averaged two cars. Friday night the shipments were the largest thus far winch nearly three full cars were sent away.
 | Avon.-There was a celebration ir Avon recently and Miss Marion Watson and Mrs. Mildred Hcxie rang the Con- gregationak church bell. because the old 1 church. which had been closed for many 1 months, was reopened with Rev. Will liam V. Sweetland pastor.
 simsbury.-Matthew Mcdonald has re i ceived notice of his reappointment a! postmaster at Simsbury. Postmaster Mcdonald has served for over 20 years ] first as railway mail clerk and later a! ] postmaster, being successively appointed l by Presidents Taft and Wilson.
 Hartferd.-NIr, and Mrs. G. Boltor i Parsons of Atlantic City, N. J., recently l announced the engagement of theil l daughter, Miss Elizabeth E. Parsons, tc Courtenay Kelso Page, son of Mrs. Heller Kelso Page of New York. graduate o Trinity college, class of 1917.
 Danbury.-A fine of S25 and costs wa imposed in the city court by Acting Judg l William H. Cable, justice of the peace
 in the case of Charles Beaydsley of thi city, who was taken into custody las Wednesday afternoon for driving his mo
 torcycle past a standing trolley car Whiel
 was discharging passengers.
 | Danbury.-The Beaver Brook Pape l Mills Inc, as opened sales office a New York The office will take car
 of the sales of the product of the mil
 located in Beaver Brook district Tn ! mill is unusually busy at the presen time, and is running Jtwenty-four hour RidgeheId.--A Fashion Show will b. given early in September at the home O
 Mrs. Edward Perkins, Main street. Therl will be two performances, the second be ing held at the Congregational churol house. Proceeds of the afternoon show will go toward the National. League <o Women's Service scholarship fund. sound View-The annual entertain r1ent given for the benefit of Our Lad, of Good Counsel Church will be hell
 Friday evening The entertainment i
 to he under the direction of Joseph F
 Neville The other committees ar
 made up of parishioners from 3eun
 View, Hawks Nest and Point O Woods waterbury.-Demands for relief at tn
 Waterbury departmental charities hay l increased to such an alarming extent | Superintendent of Charities Thomas F
 Dillane has announced, that the facilitfe
 of the department will have 10 be en
 larged in the near future and an in
 crease in cleriral nelp allowed to handl
 the situation.
 New HaVen-Seven hundred dSiddie
 from the St. Francis Orphan Asylum
 Italian Srphsnage and the County Hom
 were given an outing Tuesday at Light house Point by John Barry Assemhi
 of the Fourth Degree, Knights Of Co
 luuIbus. Seven special cars were SC , cured to take the children from the dii ferent institutions.
 l New Britain-J Gustave Johnson, : former member of the common coune from the fourth ward, left Sunday fc
 Montreal. to attend a convention c
 agents of the New York Life Inuranc Co. Mir. Johnson is one of four agent of the company Tn Connecticut mak.n the trip as reward for having writ ten stated amount of insurance m tn
 past year.
 Stamfond.-Mr and Mrs, John Mul
 grew of 56 East seventy-fffth street, Ne- York, and Shippan Point, Conn, hay
 announced the engagement of thei
 daughter, Miss Regina Mulsrew. to wni
 fam Pitt of Stamford. Miss MulgreI l was graduated from the Sacred Hear ] convent ManhattanviIle. and is seers tary of the JunioF-I,eague of the Cath olle Center for the Blind Mir Pitt l , a grandson of the late Hugh Coifendei } the original owner of the Brunswick
 Rake Colleuder Company of ColIender'
 Point, Noroton, Conn. No date ha
 been mentioned for the marriage.