Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30

| serve 90 days in the county jail at Brooklyn by Judge l.. IT. Fuller in the city court Friday. MrCarty took | horse belonging to John Clark of Woodstock, from where it was hitched, near Burts drug. store, Wednesday afternoon. drove away with it and was apprehended while he was going past Mir. Clarks house in Woodstock with the rig.
 There were two counts aganst Me- Carty. driving a horse without per- mission. and intoxication. He pleaded guilty to both, was fined one dolicr for intoxfcation and given 90 days and costs amounting to $9.69, on the other count As he waS unable to pay he had to go to jail, where he will remain about 105 days.
 The story of Mccarthy's doings rel alive to taking the horse is attended by rather unusual circumstances. When he took the horse he had no Idea of heading for any particular destina- ton and happened to drive right to the spot where the horse was owned. Mir. and held him up. later teaephoning to Deputy Sheriff L. H. Healy of Woodstock.
 McCarty said in court Friday that he was intoxicated and did not real ize that he had been guilty of wrong doing up to that time. When Deputy Sheriff Healey arrived half hour later he heard the prisoners story and because of the circumstances decided to release the man. He first, however, inquired as to McCarty's ability to meet the cost of sending telephone messages and other expenses inci- dent to getting officers out after the missing team. These expenses were estimated at from $11.50 to s15. ac- cording to McCarty. McCarty said he had no money. but that he expected to get some the last of the week Asked for security as guarantee that I,xa ryh McCarty put his watch. valued at about s25. in the keeping of the dep- uty sheriff and was released.
 There was dissatisfaction in Put nam, however, with this disposition or the case, and Friday Captain Murray located McCarty at the City hotel here and re-arrested him.
 He is a weM dressed fellow and claims to have been in this section selling toilet soap for Boston firm.
 Adjudsed Bankrupt.
 M Diamond, proprietor of a dry goods ladies garments and mems furnishing business in Putnam, with store in the Larue building on Elm street, was adjudicated a bankrupt in the Hartford. court Friday Hhis iia- $2,200 and his assets. consisting of stock of goods and bills coliectibie, to about s1,5oo.
 The meeting of the Bradford Marcy
  the home of Deacon F. l.. Corbin Tn West Woodstock next week
 . Friends of the Day-Kimbali hospital are collecting dimes in towns sur rounding Putnam as their part or an effort to secure a mile of ten-cent pieces for a very deserving institu- tion. The movement is meeting wifh gratifying success and a big sum VIII certainly be realized.
 To Attend Pomona Meeting.
 Putnam will be the center toward which Grangers from all parts Of Windham county will head today. en route to the meeting of Quinebaug To- mona at North Woodstock. The visit. ors will be driven up from this city. FurIouah from Newport Naval Station
 Louis Girard and Charles Belair. IT,, both of the naval training station at Newport are spending a few days at their homes in this city before ioin- ing the crew of the battleship connec- ticut. to which they have been as-
 Joe the Turk Coming. Putnam people who follow the work of the Salvation Army are intet eSlyd in the coming to this city of Joe the Turk, one of the most picturesque fig ures among General Booths workers. Joe has a personality. record md costume. He is known as n TurN. wears the dress of the men of that country. but is an Armenian. He :s a musician of considerable talent and plays several instruments. He fig mak = ing a tour of cities in New England, and if he does not add to his record of being arrested 51 times for prea ch-, ing in the open air. will be in Putnam in few days.
 Charles Umla, Jr.. of New York. is spending several days with relatives in Putnam.
 Bar Harbor Express to Run June 20.
 The Bar Harbor express running he tween New York and Bar Iiarbor. Me. Is to be put in servlca thls xaax on