Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-26
ALBERT L. ARNOLD
Dies Suddenly on Monday Afterroon- Business Man Prominent in the County.

Albert L.. Arnold, 61, died suddenly at his home on South Main street on Monday afternoon. just before three o'clock, the announcement causing a shock to many of Putnam's people. it was so entirely unexpected. MT. Ar mold died without a struggle. Medi- cal Examiner James B. Kent. who viewed the body. was of the opinion that death was due to embolism, all though the cause could not be posi- lively determined without an autopsy.
 MT. Arnold was down town not over two hours before his death. He. had been in the office of the City hotel just before noon, it being his custom to visit there regularly and, as far S. any of his acquaintances observed. was in his usual health; at least. he
 MT. Arnold is we'll known in all of this section of eastern Connecticut. having lived in Putnam and at Put nam Heights the greater part of his life. For years he was engaged in the concreting business, building sidewalks and doing other work in his line in towns in the county. He leaves three daughters. Mrs. c. M. Letters. Miss Grace James of Newington. Mrs. Ru- fus Chase of this city is a sister of the deceased. w. N. Arnold and Miss Lizzie Arnold of Danielson are his brother and sister.
 MT. Arnold's wife met a tragic death in Putnam a few years ago by burn ing, her clothing catching fire while she was burning waste material in the grounds near her home
 RooLwood After Motion Picture Thea
 ter.
 William Redwood. recently arrested in Norwich. spent three days of last week in Putnam, during which time he negotiated for the purchase of the business of a local motion picture house.
 To Confer Second Degree.
 cargin council. K. of C., is to con fer the second degree on class of candidates Thursday evening.
 Beautifyins Wilkinson Park.
 The shrubs and plants recently giv- en for the adornment of Wilkinson place. as the new park at Cargill falls is coming to be called, have been set out there and have added much to the beauty of the place. Large capstones bed at the west side are being put into place.
 William. Pray of Hartford has been the guest of local relatives.
 Miss Lillian Droutt has returned from a brief stay in Haverhill, Mass. MT. and Mrs. E.. NJ Brupn of Brook 1yn, N. r.. have been guests of Mrs. Charlotte Champiin and her family of Bradley street Mir. and Mrs. Brunn
 
 Miss Warner Elected Editor.
 Miss Frances Warner. Holyoke 1911. daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. M. War ner of South Main street. has been elected editor of the Mt. Holyoke Mag azine for next year.
 Clothes Line Contest Affords Amuse-
 nent.
 At the pastors Bible class social of the Second Congregational Sunday Sunday school, held at the home of MT. and Mrs w. J. Bartlett. recently. there were vocal solos by Miss Helen Brad ley and a reading by Raymond Giipat- ric, which were most entertaining. Among the games which added to the gaiety of the evening was a clothes line contest. Refreshments were serv- ed. The committee consisted of Mrs. s. NJ. WheeIock, Miss Gertrude Jones and J. G. Johnson.
 Mir. and Mss Arthur Root and their children of Uxbridse. Mass. were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. c. Har- old Gilpatrin