Putnam patriot., 1913-08-22
REILLY'S MAH
 GETS TIE PLUMB
James l Walsh Of kefidaa For
 Collector Of Internal Revenue
SUCCEEDS COLONEL EATON
sppoint.s Foraasriy se~-7apsrrsa Then sgperlnte0eent of Water Dc Psrtn1ent, Has Been ia 5gsinsss-
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Special Hartford CoT@sDo
 Harttord. - President WHson aD- pointed James asasn t5 be col lecl9r Of Internal reFen4e for the ds~ tr.ef Of Connecticut
 James J Walsh. of Esri8sn, wh0 is e be collector oI internal revenue 70 saeeeed Colonel Robert O. Eaton. Of North Haven ia me former Super lutsndeLt of tas water Department under Mayor fnes Con gxes sEn&ny Reilly The appointment had been sxps81e1- as KF H@Isa ca aIs visits 1o }sasalA xroa. E. C. recently had fae assurance 9f Secretary McAcoo Ea4t De sguld De appointed not Nifh- stand zug reports e opposition to blm eeEte4ed here &r. HSIshs appoint sAent is g political triumph for Con grsssH.aH Rsax 70 oth~r friend in political lie Azs done % much for Br Reilly 4s Mr Walsh and the appoint msat oomea as al evidence Of appreei- atioa for those iabors.
 NK Walsh vent to Heridea from Springfield. Mas a number Of years ago. and being printer secured em- DloyEa ent ln the oasce 0f the AeridsH Journal lie became foreman there and a close friend of Thomas L. Reilly. then ne9 spapsrmaa Ia ths political game Walsh became toKn chairman and also cify committee chairman for me democrats lie managed Mr Kelllys campaign for Mayor and later for Congress. and t Is sad of him that he gId more for Sir Reilly than any other political friend Mayor Reilly made Mir Walsh superintendent of <ae aater depart meut and he served during Hr Reiliys term going oBt Of office when Mayor Donovan to9k office Since then Mr Walsh has not been engaged ln business
 Railroad Men Watched.
 Since the Stamford wreck detec- lives in the employ of the New York. New Haven and Hartford road have been keeping an eye on the train i hands Of the company and those who | like drink occasionally are cautious about being in seen in saloons. The men in New Haven, Hartford. Bridge port and East Hartford are being watched particularly. One freight conductor living h East Hartford. who has been in the employ of the 1 road for the past twenty five years 1 recently received the blue" ticket 1 Policeman William Mckee. Of East Hartford was in the city recently and 1 in discussing the matter said that he 1 had never seen the man under the in- 1 fuenee Of liquor, but that the con ductor had made one trip too many i to a saloon over there and one of the ! detectives snapped him with kodak. The picture was produced when the man was brought on the carpet by the officials Of the company.
 Coming Back from Michigan.
 Chief of Police Farrell was inform cd by telegram that Frederick J. Cooley, who formerly made his home with his family at l03 Ward street. this city. had been placed under ar rest in Detroit Mich. on a charge of non-support. and that he would re- turn to Hartford without requisition papers
 On August on complaint Of Mrs Cooley warrant was made out here for the arrest Of Cooley who the police were informed had accepted a position with the Michigan Stove Company, Of Detroit He is bond foreman.
 Leo F. Guethleln has bought the three story brick building at Nos 755 757 Main street. from Stanley B Bos worth for sll0.00o The building is at present occupied by James Law renee and Son. shoe dealers who have lease on the place.
 Mir. Bosworth said that he did noi know what the purchaser intended tC do with the building, but presumed that the purchase was made as an in yestment Mir Bosworth bought th' building from the Goodwin estate fl April for about s100. 900. Because o the lease which the tenants have or the place Mir Guethiein will not make any change in the building at present
 A constable who knows nothins of romance spoiled an elopement al l New NufA H14 fNa P1RSa in an action of alienation of the wo mans affections brought by her hus band. The husband Is Marshal Stevens and the defendant Is kaliha dor Tavetian The defendant drove uI to the house in which the woman hai been staying since becoming es tranged from her husband. bu Stevens got news of the propses : elopement and swore out the warrant Tayetian went to tAn because h' could not furnish s2.000 bond
 A rock from blast set or by Johr Chioosh on Crescent Heights a Terryville hit Wladislaw Koush 1T the back of the head while he wal pitching hay onto wagon. and re suited in his death soon after al hL home on Kearney avenue The rocs was as big as muskmelon and il travelled 300 yards Chicosh ea, blasting out field stone Kouski va, taken to his home by pr. II. E Wood ward. He had been in this country but three months. No action was taken for the arrest Of ChicoskL
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