Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-25
WOMAN sPoILs RECORD.
Mrs. Mary West Got Arrested, So Made
 Business for Police Court.

Mrs. Mary West. 45. of Providence, has been responsible for the breaking of another record for absence of court business in this city during May Mrs. West became intoxicated and disturbed some residents near the fair grounds, threatened to burn a house and kept Sergeant Hayes searching an hour and half before he found her and event. ually got locked in the cage at the police office in the Bradley building. Friday morning, at the office, Judge Fuller considered her case. The wo- man claims Providence as her home and says she has a brother there who is prominent lawyer She has been in town for a few weeks, working as a domestic. Her case was continued for one week, when it will be dismissed if there are no further complaints.
 Sued for Little Girls Death.
 Action for the recovery of damages from the Morse Mills company has been brought in the United States court for this district by Joseph Du- mas, as administrator of the estate of | Celina Dumas, the little girl that was | killed in the Morse village in this city | last year when d well curb, to which | swing she was using was attached, | fell upon her, It is understood that 1 Attorney Donald q, Perkins of Nor wich will represent MT. Dumas The writ in the case is returnable before the United States court at Hartford
 Hearing on Water Plant Sale.
 A Hartford paper Of Friday had the 1 following item relative to the hearing before the water commission in the supreme court room in the capital. At the hearing, William Wheeler, presi- dent of the Putnam Water company, was on the witness stand most of the day. Mir, Wheeler was a member of the firm of Wheeler & Parks of Bos- ton. who constructed the plant of the eofnbany, The examination was of q l technical nature and was not com Bleted when the hearing was adjourned at ! o'clock. number of experts are te be examined by both sides, and ii is probable that the hearing will last several days.
 Soldiers Monument CompIeted.
 The soldiers monument is erected eD Grove street, and is ready for the unveiling exercises next Thursday aft. ernoen. Those whe have seen the granite pile with its bronze figure art unanimous in praise of the memorial
 H. NJ. Morse ana lliS vaudeville com Banv are to play he Columbia theatel l in Cincinnati the coming week Ar Morse has been engaged on 8 westerI states circuit for several weeks.
 80 Degrees in the Sun. The temperature ran up to s0 de grees in the sun in Putnam Frida ! afternoon, making il one ef the hettes May days here for a number of years
 Current Topics.
 Ralph Tefft is the delegate fren , Putnam lodge of Eiks to the annua , session of the grand ledge of El6s q
 be held at Portland, Ore, in July , 4 number of members of Putnam
 grange will go to Brooklyn today (Sat
 iIrday) fer the silver anniversary oh 4 servanee ef QuiHehaug Pomona grangt . l The rummage sale in Salvation Ar
 nay hall Canal street, for the benef l of that organization, attracted atten s tion Friday
 A meeting of the common council i . to be held next Tuesday evening. I The new steel prisoners cells in tn municipal building were accepted b s the police committee of the comme ] council Friday.
 Mrs c. E. Pratt is visiting Villiman l tic friends