Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-14
DUPRE FINED
$500 and Costs in Superior Court on
Thursday.

Louis Dupre was fined 5000 and costs
amounting TO a total Of s342. by Judge
Reed in the superior court Thursday.
The expense to Dupre Including attor-
reys' fees makes stable amount.
Turned Over to Probation Officer.
There was night session Of tho
city court lasting until - o'clock Wed
nesday evening to consider a nIinor
case in which three children--tvo girls
and a boy-were involved. and which
resulted in their being placed In the
hands OF the probation officer.
Open Meeting Of Thompson Grange.
Quinatisset grange Of Thompson Will
have an open meeting and a special
programme this Orriday) evening
More Plumber from Bradley House.
The trials at the superior court in
Willimantic this week, having 10 do
with the breaking and entering Of the
George Bradley residence at Pomfret,
reveals the fact that though a good
portion OF the stolen articles have
been recovered, there are still some
valua bic things missing that are ad-
mitted to have been taken by Charles
Miller. who has pleaded guilty TO rob
bling the house. but has not yet re-
ceived his sentence.
Found Peddlng Without = License.
That the police are keeping close
tabs on visiting peddlers who try to
evade paying a license for doing bus
mess in the city. as provided by the
city ordinance. was demonstrated on
Thursday afternoon when Ohicer
James Mcclure brought in two men
who were selling a load OF pineapples
about town. The peddlers had a IL
cehse to do business Wednesday. but
Thursday morning they started out
without one Captain Murray intends
that the ordinance shall be rigidly en-
forced. This fact has become known
to many transient dealers and only a
few now attempt to escape paying the
license fee.
Teachers Convention Today friday.
Nearly all the teachers Of eastern
Connecticut will meet here today IN
annual convention, The list of speak
ers includes the names OF men OF note
in the educational field and excellent
addresses are anticipated The busi-
ness session and election Of officers II
set down for late in the afternoon
session. The arrangements are such
as to insure pleasant entertainment for
all who attend.
Forest Fires.
Forest fires Of more or less de-
structiveness were reported Thursday
from various SuFTOunalnk pAKNas ECNa
eral of which are close to the railroad
lines.
Service May Be Restricted This Ysan
There is a probability that the half.
hourly trolley service usual on tht
Putnam lines during the summed
months will be maintained this yea1
only between Mechanicsville and Dan
felson. Last year the service was
maintained all the way between Web
sler and Central Village. The greater
number of persons who take advan-
tage Of the half-hour service live be-
tween Mechanicsville and Danielson,
and last year the longer distance serv-
ice did not. 1t is believed. prove alto
gether profitable
Charles S. Francis of Danieison IL
erecting a cottage on the northwest
shore OF AleXander's lake. The loca-
ton Is not far from the King cot
tage There are many desirable cot
tage sites at the lake which unfor-
tunately are not available.
Installing Of Wheels Delayed.
The installing Of water wheels at
the plant of the French River Textile
company Is being delayed by construc-
ton difficulties which are hard 10 over
come without interfering with the op-
Grafton OF the mill, which Is rushed
with orders.
Building Bridge Approach.
Hundreds Of loads of earth are be-
ing used TO build the road approach
es to the bridge to be built near Pom
fret i'm eliminating one more OF the
grade crossings on the Midland dvia-
ion.