Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-04
able to protect themselves against the

able to protect themselves against the cold.
 Free. Care for Borough Patients.
 Patients from the town of KillingIy Day. Kimball hospital in Putnam dur Ing the past year. Killingly does not support a free bed at the institution, as Is the practice of several other towns in this part of the county.
 Boat Owners Evading Assessment.
 The grand reorganization of the property owned in the town of Kill ingly, according to the figures com piled by the assessors from the lists handed to them, shows that the total value of vessels is only $250. One own CT of launch said Thursday that he mad sworn to the above mentioned amount as the value of his boat alone. evidently there are some other owners or boats in KillingIy that have not made returns to the assessors. Waiting for an Angel. With the annual meeting of the Eastern Connecticut baseball league only two days away, no man or group or men are decided to back team in ing is to be held in DanieIson Sunday there is hope among the fans that someone will have interest enough to appear at the meeting with a proposi- summer.
 Staples Stole a Rina.
 Albert w. Staples, arrested in Put nam for breaking and entering, it was learned by Chief Filling on Thursday, is guilty of theft. Staples stole a ring seph Betei, who is employed by Henry Dembo, who has store in the Key stone block.
 When Chief Filling learned of this he telephoned to Putnam and gave Captain Murray a description of the ring. Captain Murray had Staples in the cage at the police headquarters at the time and was able to learn i'm ring in his possession; on his finger, in fact. Betel says that Staples had been lettering about the store Wed nesday afternoon and that he stole the chine, where it had been put for safe keeping. Staples was brought to Dan ielson Thursday morning and taken from here to Brooklyn jail to await for court
 Broke Into S. O. Co.'s Barn. Another break reported in Daniel son shows that the barn where the horses of the Standard Oil company are kept on Mechanic street has been ing the lock. The crooks may have been intending to steal the horses. but it happened that they had been left in Moosup, as is a frequent custom, over 4Ho peISOHS WHO cntcIco Llc Mechanic street barn may be the same ones who forced an entrance to Will fam Keech's wheelwright shop on Gen. ter street.
 Majority of Thieves Under Twenty.
 Incident to the arrest of young Sta pies for burglary, it is remarked that of all the cases that have come be- fore the superior court in this county during the last few years on similar charges the majority of the prisoners shave been under twenty-one yearA of age. That so many young men should is a cause for wonder.
 Personal and General.
 Benjamin Kennedy continues to inn prove after undergoing an operation at Worcester hospital. Mir. Kennedy is now at his home in Danielson. Lucius J. Merriman of Warren, F. l., called on friends in Danielson on Thursday.
 W. H. Barron was one of the speak CTS at the installation of the officers
 Dr. S. B. Overlook of Pomfret was in Danielson Thursday.
 Mrs. George H. Call has been spend ing several days at Westerly, where she was called by the death of rela- tive.
 Mrs. M. E. Bassett has as her guests Mrs. M. B. Ballou and William H. Bal lou of Providence.
 Arthur Prentice of Norwich called on local friends Thursday. Mrs M. V. Woodworth and Miss Elizabeth R. Woodworth are spending several days in Providence.