Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 8, 1912, Page 11

NO DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS |NEW LONDON POLICE MATTERS AIRED at the May term in Willlmantic, for asesault with intent to rape, goes up for ffom eight te ten years. Noed Appropriation of $5,000, The selectmen of the town of Kill- Ingly have issued a call for a special town meeting to be held on Wednes- day afternoon of next week to see it the town will vote to Increase the ap- propriation of 35,000 made at the an- nual town mesting last October ' amount sufficient to pay for the neces- DANIELSON Blg Bass at Alexander’s Lake—Profes: sor Douglas and Robert Jenkins Taken to State Prison—Dangerous Ball Playing on Scheel Lawn. The condition of Mrs, A, W. Loges, who has been a patlent at the Day- Kimball hospital in Putnam for about ten days, Is not as satlsfactory 08 |sary repairs on roads, bridges, cul- could be wished, | verts, etc., and to take such action in Mrs, John W. Gallup had the mem- |relation thereto as may be deemeil bers of the Woman's Home and For- | best. The meeting will also be called €ign missionary societies of the Bap- tist church at her home for a meeting Friday afternoon, Silas Chapmen, Dwight G, Holbrook, end George Kenyon, of Hartford, were in Danielson Friday. Damase Boulias has contracts lol build houses for Bert Lindner of Dan- upon to consider the proposition of Increasing the recompense of the tax collector from one-third of one pe cent. to one-half of cent, on the amount collecied. School Lawn a Diamond. So many complaints have been re ne per feleon and William Barton of Dayville, | Ce1Ved lately by members of the town e gl o % 1 0] a T Friday ::n‘vn‘:.‘y:,h Miss Bith Perry on | ;¢"ine graded school building on School & sy = street, that it is probable an order wiil Sailing for England. Haia T be. issned, agatnat the Drdstice Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett of, DPasse > been hit by batted Academy street sall from New York | bails, and ave escaped the pext week to spend the summer in|same expe: Narrow marsins. England C Foster Old Home Day. The Foster Old Home Day associa- tion will hold a meeting at their town house this afternoon to make arrange- ments for the annual event. rown men have commenced to usurp he lawn for p ally in the cvening, adding by the strength with which they bat and throw to the lia- bility of injuring some one. Children’s Day Obsérvance. No Half-Holiday for Dayville. The Congregationai, Methodist ‘and Because all the business men will| Faptist churches will observe! tomor not agree to the plan, Dayville stores | W (Sunday) as Children's day. At will not be closed Thursday after- | the first named church the special ser noons this summer, as has been the | Vice is to commence at 11 a. m., the custom for several years. zen lesignation of the service be- Next week Friday will mark the end | 108 Children and the Church. The of the school year for the graded|Children’s day service at the Metho- schools in XKillingly. .Examinations | dist church w begin at the sam. will oscupy the greater part of tae|lour. At the Baptist church the Chil- remalning school days before vacation, | Cren’s day concert will be at 7 in the ng. Men's Club Meets. VH Church to Seat 230, A meeling of the Men's club of the a o Congregational church in Dayville wa N i i, e held with W. E. Labelle In that place R e Friday evening, for the purpose of per- i sl ot fecting plans for the field day to be ORISR RO ISR [ne ooN) - Bt ot Alanbter's ks ed early in October, The plans cail for the seating of 230 people. Dr. Rienzi Robinson Recovers. Mrs. Rienzi Robinson Mrs. Robin: Bass at Alexander’s Lake. Fishermen, whd have been on the body of water for pout and perch dur- ing the past few days, report that large bass are being seen In Alexander's lako this season. The open season on theso home Dr ed from fish does mot commence until July 1. | E o Miss Tracy to Leave Schools. |1 S It 48 understood that Miss Mary Tracy, who has been teaching in Wau- P 10gan’ schools for 25 doea no¢ avenile desire longer to con Miss Tracy o T e day anged for next week are (Saturd is a very successful teacher. Contract for Dayville Building, Damase Boulias of Danlelson has the contract for the construction bullding to be placed on the town lotL Wood's hail reader, finnie A I 1d A de on, foundation at Dayville for the Kill- ‘arron 4 i ingly Realty company. The building regular meetin 18 to be of wood, one story in heighi Jong and will be completed in about four meonths, PROF. DOUGLAS IMPRISONED. ent of the r compan en to Wethersfield with Jenkins of Windham. T Robert Sheriff Preston B. Sibloy on Gay took “Prof.” Joel R. L. Thurs Douglas of Past Killingly and Robert Jenkins I‘.Z"““',." U NADEe colored, from the jail at Brooklyn to |} ainfleld Gas & | the state prison. These two prisoner. R e have been held at the jail for som PUTNAM ! time because of the overcrowded con % il {1 dition at the state prison, where 637 S | Coniviets ‘Are now 1old, Dougl: Promoted to Norwich as Station :::;l ;lvlu llhenz{:\r(-h term of \)[mf su-| Agent—For the Second Time G, L.! court, faces a sentence of from R three to seven years, Jenkin, sentenced | Lo /0win Succeeds E. C. Jewett— Man Killed by Midiand Train— Strikers Hint at Arbitration, Cannot Be by local applications, as reach the diseased portic There is only one way to cure d and that is by constitutional r Deafness is caused by an inflamed c Cured they n thi G. I agent here s the N, Baldwin, who h November, 19 H. & Ho R R, €0 dition of the mucous lining o Norwich, in 2. feq loustachian Tube. Wher this tubo i Jewett, it was inflamed you have a rumbling sound Who 1 3 | ax imperfeot hearing, and when it s en- ‘ o xema tirely closed deafness is the result, and | 10 Putnam d Mr. Baldw unless the inflammation can be taken |had not been d Frid out and_this tube restored to its nor- | 3.'f TS Y mal conditlon hearing will be destroyed | .- 2aldwin 1s;one of 1 most pop forever; nine ten are| caused by Catarrh i is nothing | but an inflamed condition of the mu- cous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (c catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Send for circulars, free, Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHE! Y & CO. Bold by Druggists, Take Hall's Family pation. Toledo, O. Pills for consti Makes the Nation Gasp. The awful list of injuries on a Fourth of July stagge humanit Set over sgainst it, h ver, is ti wonderful healing, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve of thousands, who suffered from burns, cuts, bruises, bullet wounds or explo- sions. Its the quick healer of boils, ulcers, eczema, sore lips or piles. 26c at The Lee & Osgood Co. Norwich, Haven road COAL AND LUMBER. ch he has beer Lumber| = iaven road vith the Mr aldw was for 1 vears identified with motive Complete assortment for re- FHene of tho Hoston(a Meine, . | v some time after enteri b e buildinge employ of the New Haven pais or building. Baidwin fil ssignments | agent, His first regular was at the Needham station, where he T COA h to meet ac of less than a to Needham, M agent for 5 Franklin, and from there t His long expe agent shows itself 1 there aining >utnam. e as a ra 'ual neces- — manner in s charged business men w vnanimous Friday in declaring their | disappointment over the fact that he is | ! ' going to leave the | Contral Wharf and 150 Main Street | M Baldwin is i utnam lodg e Tolephones member of Norfalk lodge of —e e L Jlot Needham, and member B3 Fngland Association of Agents, e is married and children Just how soon he would go to Nor- wich Mr. Baldwin could not state Fri- day. Untll a new agent is assigned here, the accounts will be in charge o’ Chief Clerk Gareau of the freight department. Free Curning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK. h. D. LATHROP, Office—-cor Market and Shetucket Sts Xelaphon~ 163-12 KILLED BY TRAIN. Body of Unidentified Man Picked Up Two Miles West of Station, man Xkilled by a train on the main line of the Midland di viston at Modoc ledges, about mn] miles west of the Putnam station, dur ing the early hours of Friday, was brought to the undertaking rooms of L. B, 8mith Friday morning and up to Friday night had not been identified, Which one of the many trains that | pussed the point where the body wa picked up was responsible for the geath of the man is not known, and it is possible that several itrains passed oyer it before the hedy was sighted by @ traln erew and reporied, Coroner Arthur (3, Bill of Danlelson carme here during the day and made an i et g JOHN A. MORGAN & SON, Coal and Lumber Central Whart The body of a Teisphone 584 CALAMITE COAL “It burns uvp ~lean.” lice force S achieved by | .| warning the officers that henceforth and forever more they must do their | fhil duty or take the comsequences. t t thé policemen when a rounds- t force Now of the roundsman has d punishment meted | way station has been in existence, t the grade crossing, Policeman Randall Fined Thirty Days’ Pay For l Being Off NEED OF ROUNDSMAN His Beat WAS DEMONSTRATED Nothing Being Done For Abolishment of Dangerous Grade Crossing at Station—Council Continues to Have Some Interesting Personal Scraps—Efficient Service in Health Department—Friction in It would perhaps be just as well for) the mayor und the police commitice to let bygones be bygones In the con- duct of the department, to clean the slate and commence the reel at the head, so to speak. During the present weel action was tiken upon the first complaint to be made by Roundsman | Beebe and as a result Policeman Ran- | dall will work without pay for thirty | days for leaving his heat for an hour. is is not t warned that repetition | with jt dismissal. At| meeting when the Randall | cas considered reference we made to an old complaint agafn other officers who decided to do the gallant for a an who arrived in the city on 2in and asked for police esc it wes announced that this act would receive the attention of the committee and that the alleged offending officers would soon be calied on the carpet. Guess that old placard that hung netum of a local newspaper z0 that read: “When report- ve nothing eise to do; kno. has been transferred to the committee of the for the city be so the com the po office of the police this the far for r the committee to the present and the future rather than to delve in the past| and dig up ancient history in the po- it for investigation with shment. 1If it is the in- publi service | but an improvement re. There i king for material d so long that an 1‘ ) the public Ever since the present Union rail- shiment to life and the seric but up to date the ng done al that it now. So f person ha 1 at that ng J njurs nent of the only one is on du two eross- m nig t long tour of ] e officer's first offence | the city hall ex | i 1ig the Police Assignments. up to the captain of police to assign the policemen to duty, hut it is of course subservient to any rules that may be promulgated by th. committee. The captain 18 the man duly authorized to give the orders direct to the policemen and to assign officers to the several beats covering the city patrol. 1l the police committee, in duties as foreman of avation job, finds the time and takes the opportunity to usurp the pregroatives of the po- lice captain and belittle the authority of the official In the opinion of the men of the force which he is supposed to hold to discipline. The chairman has actually taken men from the tour of patrol designated by the captain and assigned them to duty elsewhere ledving it for the captain to fill up the gaps. This action is prejudicial to the efficiency and discipline of the force and shculd not be tolerated by the mayor, who, by virtue of his office, is the chief of police, or by the other members of the committee who have tuliy as much authority as the chair- man. Here's another police case where it would be well to start with a clean slate. ’ Alderman E. Frank Morgan contin- ues to be the man with the gun at the council meetings and there titlon of some of shots last meeting i before, He hall job intimation the took a 8 made mild form of graft taki and that it would be we! bud before the petals began e mark but . His position was sat- Iy explained to the council b Then the chairman o nance committee lifted the cudg in L the absent city hall com- mitteema Mayor Mahan was n in the cil chamber when the Mo had the call but end of the con- thing more business, good legiti- vital intere oceupy alder trovers: to it. ate business o zens that wil ? the e the to jabs and w the belr, ning a point looking. to the spare f the de- public, wi punches deal t for the of win- when the referee isn't The sanitary. precautions that are being taken nowadays cause the men of today who were boys of half century ago o sit up to wonder h among the boys in and purpose wells whict from the overflo: fora t en used to liv old ti Know of enli considere Hence it should be | London, In comm ) tenders of fhe | gressive citles, there is a heaith offi- most dangerous and best guarded |cer whose duty It uard the = crossing in the state. public health 1 power in that respect is almost unlimited. His work According to the book of rules it is " is being well done. indert At no one who had ad knowledge ientity, and it was ould be learned in Putr performing of mar: The following is ried here this week not previously n Joseph P. Hill, 70, of Woree ? and Helen P. by Rev. Geor F. Chase, D. Stanle: of Black of Milford; Sargent. married FAVOR ARBITRATION. Mechanicsville Operatives Want Rep- resentative to Treat with Agent Waterma m an officer of the I. W. W. loc man of the company and of the operatives for tha hitrating the differen )t the big plant elosad n two weeks. } s is a bit of information will be gladly received in Putnam, | whers all who have business mw-»‘ t on, which des greater number of the strikers at the plant .'ft the French River Textile company, it | was learned Friday that the opera- | tives are favorablo to the appointment | of some party to meet wi n] that ests are anxious that the difficulty be seftled. It was indicated that the strikers are not opposed fo having | the matter considered in this manner, and it is possible that the adoption of | such a course would quickly result in | factory settiement of the dii- | If some disinterested person or pe: sons could be induced to act as an a ation committee, it is believed the strike could be settled promptly. There was no change Friday in th2 strike situation. At a meeting of ti strikers committees were appointed to solicit for funde {n surrounding tow Briefs. Mr, and Mrs, Richard Gorman are in Washington, D, C., today, for the unveiling of the Columbus memorial, visitor in Putnam Friday, ' Benator A, A, Hammond wlll attend the Army and Navy club of Conneec. ticut banquet on Friday evening next, inspestion of the body, whish is that of a4 man about &) years of ags, and whe must have waighed in the nsigh- bovhosd of 180 pdunds, The head is erushed and an arm and Jeg eut off, Thse man wes of light complexion, smopth #haven snd what clathes sue Wsll Seasoned Wood C. H. HASKELL., What the People Want, The Hon, Philsader ¢, Knox has probably neticed that RAls campalgn gpecches in Califernta dld net carry that misguided stale fap Taft, Mr, Knex reasens well, byt the American nat lintening ie redson theee | J, P, Price of Proyidence was 51‘ | | | | days. Careful Th splutter want noi: Kansas City STORKS OF ALSACE. Supervision of the Birds Shows They Are Dying Out. storks to | the comes less, Globe states. Of four nests perched on the big ¢ of the old roofs of one has many of ors have cea imneys assburg, only this year, lages the great ed for a long time | to relieve the landscape, and it seems only a question of time when the sto of Alsace will be a memory, Varlo are the causes assigned for this deser- rainage of the marshes, the |e lcation of telephone and tele- | tap when you order. when you order and you will be sure of getting the origi ALE & PORTER The dealer makes mare on most other beers and ales. and naturally don't draw from my tap unless you tefl him to. But he is glad to give you Narragansett if you are wise enough to prefer it--and point to the > 2 BECAUSE YOU CAN GET IT SIMPLY BY POINTING TO THE TAP SIGN WHEN YOU ORDER. graph wires, and the smoke from fac- tery chimneys. In Germany for the better study of storks there has been created a sort of service in cation department which tends to set up an “etat civil” for each bird, or, in other words, to register them after the manner which obtains for citizens in_France. Each bird is captured where possi- ble and a metallic disk affixed to its leg, and German officials, wherever the | s a b to migrate, have ns to send to the department Tmation they can gather con- ing storks which are German sub- It (Possibly this labeling may have something to do with the scar- v.) By this system of registration authorities have learned something he migratory habits of the bird; instance, one was found dead at for .\ the Cape of Good Hope, whose place theY of origin was eastern Prussia. A point scarcity of the stork has been brought | | under the notice of the German au- thorities by a doctor at Port Elizabeth who suggests that they have been pofsoned through eating grasshoppers or locusts which have been killed by argenic. A correspondent, however, of an Alsace-Lorraine journal hints that the cause {8 to be found nearer at home, nnection with the edu- | of interest relative to the | BIG TREE SEEDLINGS. Several Acres Being Raised in Califor- nia to Perpetuate Trees. The forest service is raising several hoe National forest in California, at more northerly point than any natural big tree grove. While the giant se- quoias are found in the forests of the Sierras at various points throughout & | total range of 250 miles, in the north- ern two-thirds of this range there is practically no natural reproduction. It has consequently been a question whether the species would not practi- cally disappear from this region when the present mature trees dle. The most northern existing grove of big trees is on the Tahos forest, but about 34 miles southeast of the site selected for planting. This site is on a moist flat not far from Nevada City and is about 2,700 feet above sea level. | The first seeding was done in the fall of 1910, with very successful results, and last fall an additional area was soede method used in planting the seed was that kmown to foresters as “the sead spot method.” Bpots about six fest apart each way were prepared by pulverizing® the earth with a garden hoe. Beads were then dropped on these spots and Hghtly pressed in the soll acres of big tree seedlings on the Ta- | with the foot. The flourishing condi- tion of theqyoungsseedlings gives good reason to expect a future growth of g trees at-this point. With protes- tion of forests from fire, theve seemst to e no reason why the big treel should disappear, aven i tists regard them as from Woek of a Weakling. 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