Putnam patriot., 1910-11-04

MT. and Mrs. Walter Phillips of New London were Putnam visitors this week.
 Edward Ryan of Boston has been the guest of his father, Matthew Ky yan, this city.
 Mrs. C. E. Pratt, Bradley street, spent Friday with her parents in Vii. nmantic.
 -Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. .sBixby of Bridgewater, Mass, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Perry for the week end.
 Mrs. Narcisse Remillard of Sea Side. Oregon, is spending the week with Cyril Remillard, ST., and family, Green street.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Holmes Of Westerly, R. l., spent the week end with A. W. Macdonald and family, 9ak Hill.
 B. D. Bugbee has erected two large grill signs over his store. The letters are of gold, making a conspicuous ad- vertising attraction.
 A. l.. Perreault of Saranac Lake, \. Y., formerly a watchmaker in this city, has been calling on relatives and friends.
 -Congressman Higgins of Norwich was in the city Monday enroute to speak at a Swedish Republican rally in North Grosvenordale that evening.
 James O'Brien was acting captain of the police Friday in the absence of Captain Murray, who was attending the grand jury hearing in Williman- tic.
 Frank Elliott, King street, came into the PATRIOT office just as we were going to press last Thursday, and exhibited ripe strawberry and blos- som that he had just picked from his vines. The plant from which it was picked bore several green berries be- sides the ripe one.
 A good number of pairs of Hunga- rian cartridges were liberated in this section about year ago, but hunters report that they have seen none Of the birds this fall. Native partridge are reported scarce, although they were thought to be plentiful several months ago. It is thought that the continued dry weather has caused the birds to migrate to different localities than where they are usually found.
 We have heard very little for some time about any movement indicating a desire for an electric road running westward to Eastford and beyond. Our Business Mems Association would do well to take the matter up, and gel some able men to show what great advantage it would be to this city to have quick transit through that line section of country, whose property va lues would be doubled thereby, while Putnam would be still greater gainer.
 William H. Holmes, Jr., of Wes- terly, R. l., formerly Principal of the Putnam High School, had the honor of being chosen President of the Rhode Island Intitute of Instruction, an or ganization of 1000 teachers. The elec- tion took place at its annual session, held last Saturday at the close of the The ablest speakers in the were present to make address es on the various phases of educational work.
 Coroner Bill of Danielson hasifiled his report relative to the death of An gellns Ramelli in this city October 22, as follows:
 From the testimony taken at said in, quest, find that the death ot the saia Angellus Rameih was caused by heih- orrhage resulting from long linear cut on the right side of his neck, sew ering the skin and muscles and the eN. ternal iugalar vein and one artery, ana that said cut was inflicted upon the said Ramelli on said 20th day of oct ober. 1910, between and o'clock III the evening on Elm street, in said ut- nam, by one Sabatino Danaio.
 I therefore find that the death oi the said Angellus RemelH was csnseu U! the criminal and wiiful act oi the salu Sabatino Damato. l duly cominnn- cated the result of my said flnuing io Howard C. Bradford, assistant prose cutting attorney for the city oi Putnam and delivered the body of said aeeeaseu to his friends for burial.
 file with this findings copy oi the taken at said inquest anu the dying declaration of the Angeiius Ramelii.n
 The police were out on man hunt early Saturday evening Dweiiefs on Farrows street reported that there was a man going about the neighborhood acting strangely and looking into. "in- dows. No sooner had the police aru- we'd in that section than similar com piainr was received from NoodssocA avenue. One or two suspects were taken to. headquarters questioned' anu allowed to go. The next day word was received Of the escape ,of man from the Norwich asylum, whether II "as he that was seen in Putnam Is nol known.
 Al the regular meeting of A VI H. der Merriam Camp No, lbs | - N N.. held last Friday evening, 1t TBS voted to hold an open meeting and so- ciaI. consisting of music. ssdresses, etc. with refreshments, in c. A. K hall, Thursday evening, Nov lvttl- All persons who served the lnlkea