Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-19


 Marcy Charged With Non Support Legislators Not Rushing to Hart ford. Daniel D. Dwyer died at the home Of relative in Providence at o'clock Tuesday morning. Pneumonia. with which he had been i'll only since Fri day of last week, was the cause of his death. MT Dwyer was asleep in one of the rooms in the Chickering hotel when it caught fire January 27, and contracted a severe cold as the result of his trying experience This it is be- lived was the foundation for the trou- ble that caused his death The deceased was born in Webster 60 years ago and spent the early years of his life in and about that place He was we'll known through all of that section of Massachusetts. For the past year he had spent the greater part of the time in Putnam as the guest of his the Chickering hotel. and William w Dwyer, also connected with the house He made many friends during his stay in this city and much surprise was expressed when announcement was made of his death, for he was here only few days ago.
 MT Dwyer never married. He leaves five brothers, Michael NJ and William w. both of this city, Thomas T. of Webster James of Danbury and Pat rick o. of Edmonton, Alberta, but at present in New York. Burial is to be at Webster.
 Sweet Ballard Marriage.
 A marriage certificate returned to the office of the town clerk, David F1agg shows that Miss Lida NJ. Bal lard, 20 daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Will liam Ballard Leicester, Mass, and Charles R. Sweet, 27, a draftsr1an. Worcester, were married here by At torney Howard c. Bradford, justice of the peace.
 Will Take K. of c. Fourth Degree.
 District Deputy Patrick Hurlihe of Willimantfc is endeavoring to secure delegation from the Knights of Colum- bus councils in this city, Danielson, Wauregan and Moosup to take the fourth degree at Bridgeport Memorial day. Several members of the council in this city have already -signified their intention to take the degree.
 Parcel Post Business.
 The parcel post business has held steady at the Putnam postoffice dur ing February. There has been no great increase in the volume of business over what was done in January, but that was fine month for a beginning, so indications are that the service will never be less than at the present time. Patrons express appreciation Of the service, the only objection heard being that packages are sometimes roughly handled by traInmen.
 Can Weigh 100000 Pounds.
 Railroad men have been engaged the past few days on the work of installing railroad scale in the yards at Plain field, east of the station. The scales is like the one put in the railroad yards here about a year ago. and has weighing capacity of 100000 pounds.
 Mail Not Called For
 Letters addressed as follows are un- E41tr. ffHao 1aie week: NJ. Joseph Corelle, James De- varn, Herr Nikoloi Julia, Jozap Kav- ilaumas, Dr. Thomas G. Siegfried. Will liam L. Bousier, F. H. Morse, Mrs. D. c. Horine, Miss J. M. Harrington, Mrs. White, Mrs James Sang1ois.
 Debating Practice Planned
 Principal Wignot has arranged for some debates between teams of high school students on Friday of this week. This preliminary work will lead, it is expected, to the formation of debat- ing society that will insure the debates with Students from other high schools in towns in this vicinity.
 Wood-viner.
 NJ J. Wood, 34, and Helen Viner, 29, both claiming Putnam as their resi- dence, were recently issued marriage license and were married in this city. Eastford Husband Charged With Non
 Support
 The long time record of inactivity of the city court has been twice upset this week. Tuesday morning G. Brad ford Marcy was before the tribunal, charged with non support of wife He was ordered to pay his spouse $5 per week, and was placed in care of Depu- ty Judge M H. Geissler as special pro- bation officer Marcy's home is in East ford, but he is employed here
 Cornell Property Sold.
 The building so long unoccupied on Smith Street and the property of the H. E. Cornell company of Providence has been sold by Richard German to Beausoliel Brothers of this city, who will remodel from it store for use as a dwelling.
 K. H. S. Team Coming.
 The basketball team of Killingly High school will be here Thursday evening to play the Putnam High school team at the school gymnasium. The last time the teams met in Put nam the game was not finished be- cause of a disagreement over decisions of the referee, but this time arrange ments have been made to prevent a like occurrence.
 A Popular Feature.
 At the Bradley theater at Tuesdays shows the McLain Sisters, clever singz
 
 vaudeville feature.
 State Attorney and Mrs. Charles E. Searls have returned from Nassau, where they spent several delightful weeks.
 Attorney s. B. Harvey of Williman- tic was in Putnam Tuesday.
 Stay Away from Golden Dome.
 Tuesday morning when the delega- tion from Windham county towns hereabouts left for the legislative ses- sions of the week at sHartford. some of the men were missing, indicating the predicted falling off in attendance on account of the mileage difficulty. Daniel Gahan, who recently resign ed as second hand of the weaving de- partment of the GrosNenordale com pany after several years of service, is staving with relatives at Albion. R. l.. before going to the GrayloclS mills at North Pownal, Vt
 A delegation from among the local membership of the colored lodge of Odd Fellows was in Danielson Tues dav/evening to attend a social given under the auspices of the organization at it's headquarters in that place.
 Robert Harris of Woodstock was a visitor with friends in Putnam Tues day.