Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 27, 1919, Page 9

BULLETIN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919 DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS DANIELSON PUTNAM o the town court Monday morning| Orlo C. Bosworth, 65, died sudden- Anthon: Sumuluss, owner of what has|ly Monday morning at about 8 o'clock been known for years as the Daniel|at his home here. Mr. Bosworth's Shippee farm, on the Wauregan road,| death surprised the city, for Sunday was given & lesson conesrning the Con- | morning he had been seen motoring necticut fish and game laws, and|about town, and seemed in his usual charged for it. by Judge W. Fenper|#£vod health. He was a member of the Woodward. Sumuluss paid $71.09, upon | firm of Bosworth Brothers aad one of which basis of assessment a full course | Putnam's oldest established and best of instruction in the particular branch|known business men. of the law he pursued for the fay| Saturday, as was his occasional cus- weuld be someshat expensive, tom at this time of year, Mr, Bos- ., Sumulues was chasged| worth motored to Cape Cod, where he with having set fish traps in Meadow|Wwas a frequent visitor during each Hawk brook, which runs through his|summer season and where he has a préperty just a few feet within the|cottage. % wouthern berder of the town of Kil-| He enjoyed a day's fishing, catching lingly. There were six counts against| more than a score of cod, and one who him, Jedged by County Game Warden| was with him on the trip said Mon- Harry Battey of FBast Killingly.| day afternoon that he seemed in un- Sumtoluss pleaded guilty to the second | usuaily good health and spirits. count and was fined $50 and costs. He| Sunday morning his chauffeur drove didn't like it a bit and become so|nim about town that he might present obstreperous that Judge Woodward|a cod to friends that he liked to re- finzlly had to Jeeture him a bit and|member with such a gift and at that threaten him with commitment to jail| time he scemed well. Later in the day unless he addressed himself to the| however he complained of a head- court in such manner as to relieve him|ache. His condition was not regard- from liability for contempt ed as serious, though, so his death, All the world . loves a lover — Sumuluss’ error seems to have been in his belief that he could do what he liked, insofar as setting the traps was concerned, so long as he confined his operations to his own property, and he remarkec after his arrest that he could do_se in his native land—Russia. The stream where the traps were set following on Monday morning, came as a shock to his relatives and his friends. Mr. Bosworth was born in Wood- stock, July 11, 1853, a_son of Sanford and Mary Bugbeo Bosworth. His boyhood days were spent in that tewn and later he moved to Putnam, where And all discriminating is one he finest trout brooks in the| he had been successfully engaged in county—a stream that has been posted | business for more than 40 years. for years by General J. W, Atwood of He leaves his wife and two daugh- X member of the state fish| ters : lovers of cigarettes love e Private Frederick Lighti, a soldier rangements with a former owner of the J Droperts now serupied by Sumulues | #aftering from a mental disturbance, urads— PhoLEn General Atwood, who hae not| believed to be due to his experiences fished in the part of the brook where|Overseas, was sent back in charge of he traps were this vear, had nothing|an attendant Monday morning from e elin ¢ ion of Sumu: | this city to the Army Base Hospital % The were " discovered| No. 34, at Fast Norfolk, Mass. Pri- through the wi of Warden| vate Lightl's home is in New York Battey and hi: who have | €ity. been inspecti hroughout the| He was .picked up here Sunday county during the entire smeing sea.| Morning while he sat on the curbing Because Murads are pure Turk- ish, the world’s most famous tobacco son hey pt close watch of the|near Mansfleld's store, mumbling to Meadow Hawk brook and finally pre- himself and twirling a stick about in . sentad six counts against Sumuluss|his fingers. It was evident that ho f fad Sumuluss been found guilty on|was mentally afflicted, so at the police or Clgarettes' < 1 of ts that were filed|station Captain Bulger and Sergeant inst 1e case, ho could have| Cordier established his_identity ~and | been fined $300 and costs the fact that he was from the East A d h F f M d i re Norfolk hospital by papers found on nd the I'ame o urads grows T orce of men is now engaged in | pia pe el a Tt st he done Prelimin| A carciul and constant watch was t 9* B ol e e o o and grows and grows—they are 3 oy F’_A‘(t;fl:- twice while he was held here he at- 2 [y Bt ia knwbn ia the) P, 10,000 Bie S, once by hase- | per cent Turkish, and they are 100 \ Such cutting away of| o+ pt % T 3 e ot be dane ou| blankets in his cell afire, probabl and the site will be| NOPING that he might burn himself to t l 'th s o concrete workers| 4%l _ i per cent popular wi connoisseurs e e atarkers | Again Monday morning, when a (PR 3 Shev T kind in ot el heavy metal bicket was passed into e e 4 . A his ccll, he seized it and swung it rjr h » against the side of the cell, smashing everywhere. A drive in the interest of the Salva-| the pail to pieces. Private Lightl is a tion Army will be conducted in Daniel- | powerful, big man, weighing about 180 son today and Wednesday. Warden| po and i« as hard as nafls. [ * (41 s ” Damase Boulias has been named as| When searched it was found that t t t t chairmman of the commitiee that. has| his Dockethoslt was AEA With: stones Is tru€ that ordmary the wor harge and Francis He had a batting order of baseball Storer, cashicr of the Windham County | teams in one pocket, and it was National bank, as treasurer. A com-|learned from the attendant who camec cigarettes cost a trifle less. mittee of canvassers was being organ- | from the hospital for him that he was ized to carry out the work as planned | about to engage in a baseball game. on Monda with other patients. l2-t Friday after- | Danislson's apportionment of the!noon when he and another = soldier | $13,000,000 home service fund that the|made a dash for liberty. The other wrmy is raising throughou Un ier kept to the highways and was States s 8 This is for Daniel-| soon recaptured and taken back to the | i ey PR R g o Judge for yourself— and it was suggested on Monday that|into the wood no trace of him h mall amount shou be secured obtained until it was learned that one day of real t cam- ! he was in this city, The Salvation Army ecarned Lighti's attempt to hang himself ect| constituted of his removing his belt, taies | which he looped about his neck and | 1is| then tried to tie the other end to the | bars of his cell door. He set his ned- | ding afire, deliberately, when a match overseas Dan! United Ison’s first opportunity to sh appreciates wh r Danielson’s soldier b being raised will be used for stlon work in this country. | PR o $ i gl N of|Btantly coaring prices for sverything - o Y n ahe pintment Oof|dne must buy. One hears cf this very 3 b7 Wit a ryehe an- | frequently in going a town, Al A{GIWSQI[MCMMW lare pleased that the i lassi 5. The ats 1 ile workers i 5 i - ers In this vicinity, e€- |00 doing so well, b the kiens oqs] and Egyplian Cloarellesinthe World 5 smop i icars over slender vay envelopes in| n maly other |other walks of lif~ are numerous and . = incisive m considered,| Next Mondsy, June 2, will be the e pa of con-|annual field , ay for the members of ' “U“’\hlfl\\, ate guard, and they will {spend the day on the state range south |of the Dyer dam power plant. Capt UFT OFF CORNS' | 7. 0. Armington of the company said ! o1 2*inday that, while the transporta- iy schedule had not been worked nut‘ ) that time, the company probably leave here at 7.20 a. m. and put in Doesn’t hurt at all and costs onlw . "l dax at the range. Target prac- = tice over the 200 yard range and guard a few cents | mount will be the order of the day. The | men will be fed at the range, Cooks C. | A. Hamilton and A. W. Logee, old na- |tional guardsmen, heing in charge of BEP PEO) = the. “elaw GRRetties was passed in ‘o him that he Amight | little more thar Charles Arnold who accompanied them |mayor of Moore Haven, Fla., the first When the company reaches thelhave a smoke that he seemed of licensed p to Yantic Sunday with Ella and Ruth| {range next Monday its members will| crave. doors on Arnold and Marion and Ralph Gibbs, | enti: |find that something rather nifty has| Jdghti is the third mentally unbal- Lo ) osition being disposed of with- | mantic visitor Saturday, 4 i to hold such an office in the|out trial Mis Anna O'Brie of New Haves South, has written to Mayor was the guest of her aunt, Miss Maryl July theie Who are spending the month in Pom-| Richard J. Kins concerning op- Wade in Hayward avenue over Sum< |been done there for their comfort and|anced soldier who has escaped from repeal the fret portunities of the large farming oper: COLCHESTER day, convenience. Under the direstion of|the Fast Norfolk institution who| prohibition act or that Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy of New| tlons in that section for the country.| Postmaster J. J. Sullivan and fam-| Charles DeWolf of Gardner Lake wad . Mechanic C. W. Hale of the company| €ventually has found his way to Put-| will find means to nufiify | Haven spent the week end with Mr| e were in Norwich Saturd a week end caller in town. a 10 by 15 foot hut that was used in|Mam and has been sent back from!are not o confident and are convi | Murphy , Mt M. D, Miwphy) . factiord=RIehai B, Parker . of| %, T=5 W Bailey and Mirs, C. E.| Judge Richard O’'Conmell of ¥hst ) the Welcome Home celebration, on one| here. Why they drift to Putnam is|that the end is near at hand. Some|of ¥ Farmington avenue a student at Cho- oo Gicion were week end visitors in| Hartford was the guest of his sisters |of the floats, has been set up at the|difficult to establish, unless that is a|of the Gealers would rather welcome a| William Kurtz of Brooklyn, N. Y..|3te School in Wallingford and editor)\pqq,c 0 B on Pleasant street over Sunday. 200 yard range, roofed over in good|railroad center and also the center of | period of real bome dry prohibition, | who has been spending the past two|Of the Literary Magazine, has recently | y ) ™00t o0 o0 Aillington was in| Dr. J. M. Klein of Norwich was a4 shape and a veranda seven fest wide|State highways leading from the sec- | expressing their belief that such a|weeks in town, left last week for his|2en elected editor-in-chief of the| o o o = { his home on Broadway, Sunday. added on the 15 foot front of the house,| tion of Mascachusetts where the hos- | contingency would cause a widespread | home. hoate News. 2 Miss Margaret O'Connell, who is| Harold Wade was a visitor in Yabe ring in Hartford was the guest| tic, Sunday. of her sisters on Pleasant street over| Rev. Joseph F. Ford offered the Tialy! Sacrifice of the mass at the Fitel This hut is to remain at the range per- | pital is located. tide of opposition to set in against all New Haven—The hoard of education | t manently Maurice B. Fuller, who has lived in|Prohibition legislation. has appointed fifty-four nevw teache This evening, regular drill night at| New Mexico for the past nineteen| Putnam is ai vresent the only li- BROOKLYN nty-five of the New Haven gradu- ham STt BB it MeiDet her. Luncheon was just over, ancg Ridgefield. she was talking to a little knot of iny toddlers there is a varied menu, sometimes Uneeda Biscuit | the "“j :rmon‘, C company will be|years, is visiting here with his father, | cense town in this of W The Women's club met Monday aft-|ates of the New Haven State Normal irs. Clyde Ray and child!and Bozrah churches Sunday mern< &rne?‘; A y Capt. Carey Congdoen of Judge Lucius H. Fuller. This is Mr. | county, w two other li-ernoon, Mrs. T. D. Pond being the|school who stood first in their class, ngton were guests of relatives, ing. | 3 fTV;‘ ndon. N 5 Tyller's first visit to his old home cense town: g and Windham.| hostess. A paper was read by Mrs.jand iwenty-nine New Haven graduates | in town over Sunday. | — 2 nothe garages hers are g;:::“bg:: in the period mentioned, though Judze SR o Frederick R. Stamford and poems on|who have been (caching out of town.| Stephen Crocker of Xew London was| Franco-American Cammbl(te; gave ; .. Fuller has thrice been o New Mexi ‘Spring,” written by the different| g i el < end visitor in Colchester. banquet in Paris in honor of Presidenti :::"fi::,fs:‘,?.:{ ?‘g;;‘:slsf;‘ l:;:n::\rr;‘:s mrM: v:::‘«l with his son. . YANTIC members of the club were read by Mrs. ,Efi’;’f’ffi'{?.cAJ?.’,‘.‘Z,'S?TEC ‘-‘,’L;‘k;.;,(;(fi, Lucius C. Brown was a Willi- | Elect Dr. Epitacio Pessoa of Brazil. h: 3 ler is recoverin; rom a se- \ 3a = by p A half dogen through a tire Js not un-| rious fllncss with influensa and pnou.| Rev. M. McLean Goldic of e Chapman, who has heen| COmMittee, has been appointed a mem- usual for the repairmen to fiad. monia, contracted while he was en-|Lyme will be the officiating clergy-|n the navy has received his discharge| bor Gf the Savin Rock p sormalgn Lester B oy the,transport|gaged in war work in Texas camps.|man at Grace church Sunday, June 1|and is at his home with his parents. | P vacaiicy s Had not the armistice been signed | A paseball game was played on the| Mrs. Edwin Bennett of Providencef Uirs. Mabel Todd, who has been a| ovember, he would have been com- | ot near the toll lonc bridge Sunday recent caller on Mr. and Mrs, o missiened as a_first lieutenant within | jug o B EuaeE e ent women. The first wordg I heard, afind milk. spmetimes Graham Cracks hospital patient, has returned to her|a short time. He will remain in Put. | co.n8, the first of the s 8000 g = | Kent—The state park commission| ygigquietly intoa near il BROTREETER) Crackers or Lunch Bise P | e Yaore crowd witnessed it. 1 n' Blake spent a night with| will meet June 10 at Macedonia Brook,| 13id Calhe Magic! Jusi drop a little Freezone |home here, 5 nam for some time. 4 5 Hipareris arles < vl c . b 2,00 National * Biscuit, buit. This' is changed on special B tens e John C. Reneault of New Bedford Charles Luddie, designer and su-|his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.|in Kent, which consists of about 2,000 e ; a i e Ity It SIS | was & visitor with friends in Dantel.| Cerporal James O'Neil, of Dayville,| perintendent here for the Liberty | Blake as Ho was about fo start on aacres, and which was acquired by the| ~ Antly my own tasty Uneeda Lunchffibccasions to Old Time Sugar Cooks m:";\:\ K x_;u o e :r;‘rn .Lv with | was Ry . was greeted by many of his friends in{ Woolen Mills company, has moved his| {FiD to the wgestern states for' the in- n last fall. This is one of eon. T liked her, and settled com§es or Fig Newtons and, rarest of 20y Peseone: ’Vn\:r';lru':r:'«s'\’g ells e ‘;‘“"d“l-"' when he came here| family to Yantic from Rockvill 2 ihw new state parks and the members fortably as = o . . i en we had e b 'or the e i rear 3 s 2k Y iss adi old- a AR M & Lo Smupal Ml T = rst time in a year and a are occupying _the | of the commission, in addition to hola and ears bu¥ € i “Between the dark and daylight,’ she was quoting, “there's always § half. Mr. O'Neil wi to rid your feet of every hard corn. r. O'Neil was one of th¥ first setf ‘sommor corn between the tons;| LOUIS E. KENNEDY | ofthis districts boys 1o get into arm service. He was in camps i and calluses, without one particle of gnths before ent's cottage on Main s Henry Hamilton went f soon near the ing their regular monthly meetings, will inspect their mew acquisition. or in Providence with hes jvere our party days. 4 sister, Abby W. Putham g H “Don't think my hour is just & , ay ] 3 East Hampton—Clyde Kenneth Rich, bit of pau mipplcr It started us happil 0 DANIELSON country for about six months hefore thi i Py | Mrs. Mary has had » ) 3 it of pau 3 ar ppily, BTN ey o e T e Undertak: E being sent overseas, where he served |y o, MIT an hour Jun {ner guest L Warren T-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John | seéms waitin R i0de us sure they: R e ™ 2 at Cua- ndertaker and Embalmer |as member of an ammunition train | jpep o' 3 ¢ | son of Rev. and Mrs. Georse| T Rlich of thisfown, hasbeen apoint:} entldren. gvery day—for- e e al Attaztion to Every Detall |of the 82d division. He has just heen|"Si{iigay afternoon James Morton| W. Ciark. of North Middleboro, Mass.| (T fto Weer bomy, Seuntor weorge | b mustered out at Camp Uptor, and re- | ;1" Davia orion went trouting and| Miss Abbie Poiley of Providengs| \iclein nominatins him and he will turns looking splendidly and’ in the | returned with a string of 38 opened her home here for the|l®a s gune 0. A ok Employes of an clectric company | Summe Bridgeport—The Criminal Superi Just how long = the motorists Who|from Pawtucket, have been emploved| M James TLowry re-|court of this county, which | ! 5 M. ourned indulge in speeding their cars in the < Gur | cently had as callers Mr. and Mrs.|iis e T O 1D by the Liberty Woolen company dur-| Cen d as callers Mr. and Mrs.|iis May term in Bridgeport Thursd business and residential sections of | i it “niC week wiring the new| Charles Newton and mother of New|afier heing in session only seven di elty and who drive with cut-outs open | i ‘of the mill, st A and Mr. and Mrs. Levi < od a record for brevity. Th r such stunis are going to Lathegnill ! o iinz| Clark of Canterbu | talesmen su o court ° ° get away with it is a question that in. | P0ard in the picker room and makir e e R v her changes. | =4 present each da: but no bu terests many, but arrests may be|°" " i looked for urless the violations of the | ( Mr: and ¥rs John Browhing of| BRIEF STATE NEWS FRANK H. RAYMOND, motor_vehlele Jaws of the state are| ATiths Corners recently onterial Bridgeport—In the county jail in| 8 ’ . stepped, it was -stated here on Mon- | (iSnds at a social gathering. Games| T BERN ety 1| P. 0. Box 212 el ek Mon-| ana’music were enjoved and refresh- | Bridseport last week there were only o Ve Dani Co! : . ments of sandwiches, cakes and ice | 100 prisoners, the smallest ni x 4 ielson, nn. In an order received here Monday|cream were served. 2 more than twenty-five y ; by members of the local exemption| Miss Lucy Gilman, daughter of Mr.| New' Britain—The P. & ¥. Corbin board and by members of the medical | and Mrs. Nathan Gilman, of Bozrah,|division of the American Hardware advieory hoard and other such organi- | was the only local contestant in the y ! zations that were charged with carry- | Sate. Saper Corporation has gone on to a fift g 3 ion speaking contest|hour a week schedule, commeneing ing out the selective service law an-|jeld in Y: nerves in che active form in which it normal! hall, T at which| Monday curs in the living celisof the body. nounced that these organizations are| (lere were fifteen cont - > 8 BaT The orde Zned e e Afite Fairfield—Goverr, WALKS dissclved. * The order was signed by | 'Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dovle and|p6ou's 10,000 siven. the iR ol General- 15. H. Crowder, provost mar- | gon. and Mre, John I A el ! X nerve wast eagth, buil shal general. The communication in-|o¢ New London, were r b “; ]‘ o e CELLAR BOTTOMS e eravers. oy whoniion I | of Sow Londdn, were reo el county. meon Pease, of Fair- s under a def date they will receive a certificate of of his dutie sheriff. winc BITRO-PHOSPHAT E—the kind that pby- designated the better soda cracker. Since then, millions have come to know it as the name of the always perfect soda cracker—the everyday food. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ‘Supplics an essential substance to the biai jod heavy enoughy— e faithful dischar ‘goarantec® results ot money b: + the gen- i | nner, but always - £ ! D Mr. Murphey of Spene = %L ks P and o s dainty, al-= 3 service, signed by the governor of this| some {ime s Essex—The urtesian well being dug ) v, al-Z DRIVEWAYS Prompt and Careful Attention state. In'a leudatory” cection of his Ll SO e s|at B Diekinson & Co-s witch haz 1] | ppetizing 85 oaly Natjonsl > A s eiter, Genera der says SU| At e = is now about 350 feet deep Given to All Inquiries have crystallized an ideal and made| motored here durme the pe s been decided not (o drill fur- most trac ¢ers when my babies were growls of it & system. Were suesis Sunday of Mrs Il - HL{ther bul tc esplode a small charge sowething gt At p b Unless something happens _along | Mowe. They are spending a fow daye|9f dynamite at the boitom. n dainties always bez congressional legislative lines within a' in Pomfret, guests of Mr. and Mrs. New Britain—Marian N. O'Brien. R A Al A& Fres