Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01

il1n hifO NdS III lUfS CIIA IDlE week for being concerned in the theft of mileage books from the New Haven read on April g, is not the Alfred c. Cutler of Chapel street, who is em- ployed by the New Haven road. but in the bridge department. The A. c. Cutler held in connection with the theft lived here on Oak hill, as The Bulletins original story stated.
 Big Losses Through Strike.
 There was no change in the strike situation at MechanicsviHe Friday. The strikers maintained their picket lin2 but the few operatives who remain at work in the mill were net interferes with.
 Fhe losses on account of the strike are mounting rapidly. It was said here Friday that the payroll of the plant has amounted for some time to fren So,s0e to s6.e00 a week This beiRs true, the less in wages te the strikers up te the end of this week are be. tween $s,eee and 5000.
 Sunday the time limit for those whe have been warned to vacate the com pany's teHements will have expired Many of the families who were serves with the notices remain in possession ~tS NSNN NAs AANNliCi dtIfOH. VIII be taken to eyict them by summary process is not knewn, but procedure in the matter is awaited with muel interest here.
 Most of the strikers were in Put nam during Friday They are stand ing pat on their claims fer concession. that the agent of the company says cannot be granted. so the sitlsatisT appears to be one of waiting. on botl sides, as the company. as far as ar outward indication points, has madt no effort to All the strikers places. At Mechaniesville all remains quiet
 Superior Court Session Wednesday. A session of the superior court fol Winaham county will be held in Put. nam on Wednesday of next week Judge William s Case presiding Railroad cases assigned at WiIliman tic will be up for trial; also the cas, | Of John V. Vandale vs. George Pot win, adInr., ct al.
 Pomfret Schools Gymnasium. It was stated here Friday that tn, new S50,000 gymnasium st Promfre school will be opened fer inspection or June 14, which day will mark the clos, or the school year at Pomfret. Tn, gymnasium is described as one of tn, l finest that any preparatory school il l the country possesses.
 Children Invited to See Historic Reel,
 Invitations have been extended by Manager George M. Fine of the Brad. ley theater to all of the public schoo i and parochial school pupils in Putnam to attend a free entertainment at tn, | theater June 12. when the great mo. tiOn picture, Coming of Columbus which cost $5O,OOO and required thre, years to produce. will be shown. tn, subject being in three reels.
 Heard About Town. Indications are that the WesterT Union telegraph offices in easterI Connecticut towns are to be placed a an early date in the central ofac, buildings of the $. N. K. Telephon, Co.
 Miss Grace A. Taylor of Springfield Mass, formerly of this city, was visitor here Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Timothy Taylor hay, recently been guests of relatives il Worcester.
 George A. Herrick of Middletowl was visitor with friends here Friday
 Charles K. Shaw is making an ex cenent showing as catcher for tn l Monitors of the Pawtucket Intercit, 1 league, and is batting for a percentag Of 500. which is keeping up to tn great record that he made as a hitte in the Eastern Connecticut leagu three seasons ago.
 E. E. Burnett of Boston, formerl principal of Putnam high school, visiting friends in town.