Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-22
|Willimantic, Danielson and Putnams
PUTNAM

PUTNAM
 Had srother,s Appendix e Preys
 statement-1ut John ]. Malon and
 Arthur J. Whitney Wsre Fined
 Child Supposed Kidnapped Located.
 In the city court Monday evening, man who gave the names of John J. A1alon and Arthur J. Whitney was arrafgned for drunkenness The po- lice were called to the railroad res taurant, where Malon was mesIng disturbance and refused to pay for 3 lunch which he had eaten. When ap- proached by Captain Murray Malon turned his abuse on tho police, ana as a result he was put in the cooler to think the matter over. When ne was first arrested he gave his name as John J. Malon and said that he had como to Putnam to visit his broth CT, who had just been operated upon for appendicitis at the Day. Kimball hospital He had 8 bottle in his pock- ct, which he said contained his broth CTS appendix. When he got in court AIaIon said that his real name was Arthur J. Whitney and that he was 37 years of age instead of Az, as ha had said before. He refused to give any address. By the use of an alias he was arraigned under both names anu WaS Lounu guilty ot oruHAeiiicss' paid his bill at the station restau- rant, was fined SC without costs, and agreed to leave town immediately.
 At the hospital 1t was learned that James AIa1on, who was transferred from Brooklyn jail, was operated on last Thursday for appendicitis. and that man claiming to be his brother, had come from Norwich to see him about noon,
 Case Dismissed.
 The case against William Gill, con- tinued from February 6. was dismiss- ed. As Stephen Brady was reported not to have paid his fine and costs for the assault upon Samuel Warren, his case was continued for another week.
 Recovering from Typhoid.
 Walter Barrett of West Woodstock, who has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever at the Day-KimbaN hospital, IS slightly improved.
 cIassmate of Judge Russell.
 Rev. F. D. Buckley of Waterbury. orator at the presentation of the past masters Jewels, etc., at Willis lodge, A. F. and A. M., of West Hartford, is classmate of Judge Frank F. Rus sell of this. city.
 George o. Wood Bankrupt.
 GeoTS0 V. WOOO or DOSton @dS au Indicated a bankrupt on February 4, the first meeting of the creditors for the purpose of making an examination of the bankrupt and the choice of a trustee to be held on February 28, in the Federal building at Boston. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Many cit izens of this city will remember MT Wood.
 Personal Mention.
 Dr. J. Bryden Kent of this city, who has been visiting his son. Dr. James Manning Kent. of New York, Is not able to return home as planned on account of illness.
 J. Harry Mann is confined to his home on Church street by illness
 Frank B. Howarth of Genevieve street has purchased an automobile Misses Hazel M. Bolles and Ger rude M Greenlaw, teachers in the Israel Putnam school, are giving 6 social whist to a number of friends his Wednesday, evening at the home Not Kidnapped; at Grandpa's. X great deal of excitement was eaused in the north end of the city Monday evening by the report that Dorris the 9-year- adopted daugh- ter of Remi Deloge of 342 Church jtreet. had been Kidnapped. The fol- owing written message was received by the police in the early evening My child is lost Last seen at 5.5t ?. m. Her name is Doris Deloge Ny name is Ray Deloge. SAP Church street. And if you hear anything cal f12-12." The police, MT. Deloge, and ! number of friends searched through ghe north end of the town in vain te ind some clue to the whereabouts oi the girl. and there was no sleep fol
 dr. and Mrs Deloge that night. Or . hrrx Ho, parents had about made up theil minds that the girl had been kldnap- ped, she arrived at her home sefe and sound having gone to the home of her grandfather, Augustus Barsa- lou. on Perrin hill. where they kepi her over night on account of tht storm.
 Ball Players May Go Higher. It is rumored about town that Ar nland Tizotte and Edmond Gagn re. cent members of the Putnam Easterz Connecticut league baseball team, ar. to have a tIyout with the Worcester New England league team. Charlie Kenney Is also to have tryout some where. rulnor says. In fact. it would not be surprising if the whole of las years Putnam team had some sort O a tryout
 Firenen to Furnish Music. Inc uFemen 6F0 ln1KlnS DIE prep arations for hremen's muster night a the Bradley tlleater on Thursday eve ming. A band and an orchestra O ten pieces has been formed iron among the ranks of our fire fighter and before the performance at th' l theater street parade and red fir will attract people and inside tn theater the orchestra will get in sorn' of it's fine work Ovila Guertin O hose cotnpany No. 2 will sing Illus | trated songs.
 Patriotism in Schools. All the public sschools in town arr closed today (Wednesday) on accoun 1 Of the observance of Washington i birthday Patriotic exercises were hel' in the various schools Tuesday aft l ernoon in comunemoratfon Of the an I niyersary. At the high school the pu | pills sang national airs and delivere, 1 patriotic recitatioTfs and enjoyed al 1 old fashioned spelling match. In tn I Israel Putnam school. the student read essays on Washington and tn country.
 | The committee in charge of finish I inS the new high school building ha 1 got out proposals for the various item l of work to be done though the dat ! for the opening of the bids has 20 yet been fixed.
 Unclaimed Letters. l Unclaimed letters at the postoff1c 1 are addressed to Lester Aronson, Mi 1 chele Ceretione, c. Dunqhist, A. Mo | xxYa D la hHrr