Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-26
SPRAYING OF FILMS.
w. J. Schoonman Requested to Mar
 rate His Experience.

As the result Of an advertisement recently published in the Bulletin rel ative to the spraying of elm trees against the ravages of pests, w. J. SclioonInan of Danielson has received a communication from Doubleday Page 6 company asking him to prepare an article for the September issue of one of their well known publications on the subject "The Condition of Elm Trees, in Connecticut" Mr SchoOn- man has assented to the proposition and his article will deal not only with the condition of the trees, but also with the chance for and against pre- serving them with spraying as a. con- sideraticn.
 Fri Village to Meet Andems. s The Tri- Village team will go to North Grosvenordale tomorrow (Sat- urday) to play a postponed game with the Andems. This is to be a crucial game for the Tri- Village team, inas- much as the Andems are the only other contenders in the league for the championship honors. If Manager CIarB's men can turn the trick of beating the up-the-riyer team there need be no more doubt as to where the pennant will float next season. While Tri- Village. can afford to lose the game and still hold favorites in first place, they are going up there to win out Howard will do the box work with Clouthier at the receiving end
 
 Paid Tribute to the Late Daniel
 Corey.
 It was noted by the historian of the Ballard family, which held its annual reunion at West Thompson a few days ago, that of the two deaths which she had to report for the year one was that of a Danielson man. Daniel Corey, who passed away January 12 of this year. Mention was also made by the historian of the remembrances that many of the Ballard family has of him in the form of cups and balls of him on a lathe. There were sixty nine members of the family present this year, some of them coming from as far away as Minneapolis.
 Late Night Race Between Two
 Women.
 A spirited race between two women, l, one a pursuer and the other persued, made few citizens who were out quite late Wednesday night sit up and take notice. It is said that a com pIaint relative to the affair was made to the police.
 Robert J. Marr's Case Gives Rise to
 Speculation Along a New Line-An
 Important Letter.
 Why did Robert J. Marr. now mak- ing a fight for life at the Day Kim ball hospital, shoot himself? What was the real reason that made the pianist at the summer theatre at Wild wood Park hold a revolver over his head at his home in Williamsville last Monday morning and send a 32 caliber bullet crashing through his breast? ? These are questions. that in view of recent developments and statements relating to the affair make what prom ised to be only matter of passing in terest into probably very interest ing case.
 ixr hi m about this tragedy that have not as yet been made public. some hidden cir cumstanceS that only an official inves- tisation of the affair will reveal De- spite the fact that letter. addressed to Irving Barber of Danielson, and signed Your True Friend, Robert ' was picked up in young Marrs room immediately after the shooting, and notwithstanding the fact that this letter contained the phrase. 1T can not live without your love-" which is now surprisingly interpreted as mean ing that he could not live without the love of his male friend, and other causes that may be published later. Mrs. Marr. the mother of the wound ed young man and his sister, are quo ted in an item printed Thursday eve ming as stating that there is no foun- dation for the published stories that the act was committed because of in fatuation for girl singer of illus trated songs. The young woman, in a published statement, also claims to have had only a speaking acquaintance with Marr.
 While denouncing the statement re lating to the fnfa atuation part of the affair as false. there is absolutely no | teKpldnatfon made as to- why Marr shot himself, There is no attempt whatever to account for the existence of. the melodramatic letter that bears the signature Robert" which was dis covered in the young mans room inn mediately after the shooting. Some day she will tell you what she said,". is a sentence this mys- teriouS ,missive contains. In the unrav- cling of the tangled slxein of facts in this affair, the letter is bound to be a pivotal piece of evidence. Attorney Arthur c. Bill coroner for Windham county asked for the letter Thurs day. and it was sent to him in Dan