Putnam patriot., 1913-10-17
YOUNG WOMAN
 HAD GOOD PUNCH
How She Net Mans Advances
 in Un on Station
\ MILITANT SUFFRAGIsr
Those Who Saw Fight Grant to I.. the Ability of Original Enolisb ArticIe-seat Not Big Enouob
 for TWO
Special Hartford Correspondence

Rartford.-Whether or moi tha young woman who battered up A po.a at Union Station was a militant s,.s. fragist, those who saw the fight v;p grant her all the ability that tke newspapers give to the original Eu. glish article.
 Just before the o'clock express from New York pulled into the sta. tion, a comedy young woman. well, dressed and wearing one of the new hats with a tantalizing pompoh perched on one side at an equally tantalizing angle. entered the station bought an evening paper and took seat on one of the benches facing the stairway at the south end of the station. A few minutes later there was an invasion of Poles, come to catch the o'clock "dinkey" to New Britain.
 One of the foreigners. a big blonde fellow, stopped in a slow survey of the room, and seeing the young wo. man on the nearest seat, engrossed in her newspaper, walked over and sat down beside here. The young woman moved to make way for him. The man moved up a little closer. This time the young woman moved a bit, and, giving the intruder a cool stare, continued her reading. A third time the man moved until he was very close to her This time the woman turned and asked if the seat wasn't big enough for two.
 For answer the man laughed, and said: Say, you must be crazy" The young woman glanced around the room. and. seeing the station police man down at the other end she took matters in her own hands First she swung a white-kld right hand into the mans left cheek, then into his sides She applied the same medicine to the right side, only striking in the eye this time, then giving final kick at the offending sh;ns she ran up the stairs and boarded her train just as 1t rolled into the station.
 Apple Crop Very Large.
 The apple crop this fall is one Of the largest that the Southington groE- CTS have witnessed in many years. Especially are the apples plentiful in the eastern part of the town where the trees are loaded to the ground. The Baldwin apple and the Pound Sweet appear to be the most numer- ous and bountiful, while the Russet apple is also plentiful. The process of picking the fruit for market is now going on in all parts of the town.
 Body of Steamer Captain Found.
 The body of Captain John Long or the steamer North Star was found floating in the harbor at South Nor. walk by Captain P. H. Matcke of the barge c. A. Mcclellan. Both vessels were tied up at local coal dock The two men were together until o'clock at night, when Matcke says he left Long to go to his barge. The medical examiner rendered verdict of accidental drowning. Longs home is in Perth Amboy, N. J.
 Garment Workers Strike.
 At Norwich 150 garment workers went out on strike because they had DecH lOIu Dy lAflA CiLipAcs tio " N-c+- pledges not to join the union.
 Sues Railroad Following Wreck.
 Two suits, the outcome of the Stamford wreck, were filed at Bridge port Edward J Kelly, of Chicago, asks $10,o00 from the Consolidated road for injuries to himself, and m another suit asks the same sum for the death of his wife.
 Fall Fatal to Boy.
 Joseph Lucas. aged 12, of 527 HaF lett street. fell from tree where ne was gathering walnuts and fractured his skull He died from his injuries at the Bridgeport Hospital.
 Killed Stealing Freight Ride
 John Rim. of Pawtueket B years old. was crushed to death in front of the Union station at New London when he fell from freight car eA which he was stealing a ride
 Traffic in Reroin.
 With the arrests at Bridgeport ol Angelo Delando and Sadie Garner el New York City. charged with selhAE heroin in this city. evidence has pes. uncovered indicating a regular ti@i fic in the drug between the manulse turers in New York City and person9 in Connecticut and Massachusetts is believed that the drug is prepares in New York City and sent to thls anu other cities for sale to habitual ussis In the effects of the Garner "ou'A1 were found the ingredients for pts pairing the cubes in which heroh T, @ sold The stuff was in small R'- boxes.
 Wreck Victim Leaves Hospital
 Miss Jean Annette, who was ously injured in the fatal wreck o- the New Haven road at North Ha,5- on September 2d. was taken 10 as home in Bayonne, N. J. She hAu broken back. and physicians say - cannot recover. Her sister HiA'9. who was also badly hurt in the eiasa is slowly recovering at a New Ha. hospital. A third victim, Mrs. as Zimmerman. for whom hope hsu = abandoned, has a chance 10 Fe0o' say physicians.