Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-14

brook going along. and they returned
with the man about O'Clock
De Mauricfa, 70 n underBfood~w
parofed from the state prison, after
having served part Of q sentence that
he was serving as forger. Since he
came into this section he has not
been behaving according to tho rules
Of the game Tor paroled prisoners. He
has hired automobiles inIthis city and
Webster and neglected to pay for
them, has been drinking land has fall
led to. return some money that be-
longed to his Pomfret employer.
Hot Weather Aoets I'm.
| The real hot weather gets EN- n
seems. Especially IL they happen TO
1--we in a no-license town. This leads
up TO the fact that five prisoners
facedi Judge n. II. Geisslers IN the city
| court Friday morning to answer to.
charges OF having been Intoxicated
| Nelson Of Attawaugan and William
ROBBERS, also of the latter village,
made upSthe Killing1y- contingent The
other two in the quintet were Trefrly
DucnaTme, OF West Thompson and
Cartier were sent down to Brooklyn
Jail to- serve sentences of 30 days
each Cartier was fined Stand costs
and given 30 days, but execution OF the
jan sentence was suspended for q
II
Thus while Killingly's .no-lfcense
1 forces VIII make much Of 9the small
number Of arrests for intoxcatfon in
that town during the present year.
others OF its citizens are helping to
1 swell Putnam's record for the number
Of arrests for intoxication In this town.
In the meantime the drunks are in
| sisting that they have got to get ar
rested somewhere; s'what's the user
/ Horse Struck by Auto,
| A horse owned by William r. May,
who lives near the Gray district was
| ly injured that II had TO be killed. The
accident happened Wednesday even
ing and the machine that figured IN
it was from this city. The horse had
its legs broken in the crash and had
| to be shot The automobile was some
| erably.
Proclaimed Best of Season.
This weeks exhibition Of fireworks
at wildwood park is proclaimed by
4 the majority Of those who saw the
| display as the best OF the season. A
i program Of flashing fire covering a
period Of forty minutes proved 6. de-
cided entertainment for the large
number present, feature that seemed
to particularly please the crowd be-
| Ing the set piece representing Uncle
| Sam. So successful have the fire.
works program been in attracting
| crowds to the lake that IL has been
decided to continued them every
/ Thursday night during the season The
/ only criticism heard relative to Thurs
day nights display was that It was
held too late. Many people who would
| like to visit the park cannot well, for
numerous reasons remain, and must
be home at an hour earlier than was
possible for them this week and still
see the special attraction
No Deer Killed Yet.
No reports have yet come IN Of far
| mers or others taking advantage OF
the new law allowing them TO kill
| in the city Friday stated that he found
a deer in his garden eating this week,
| but he did not have the heart to kill
the beautiful animal and contented
himself with chasing 1t away.
| To Have cIambake.
Putnam Nest of Owls is to have a
clambat1e at Alexander's lake on Sum-
day and will have large attendance.
Putnam Briefs.
Mrs. William Fuller, a patient in a
Worcester hospital, Is resting comfort
| ably.
Hollis Young of South Killinely was
| operated upon for appendicitis at the
Day Kinnball hospital Friday.
| John Lavell was at Boston to wit
ness the Boston-St. Louis baseball
/ game.
| c. Harold Gilpatric has been a re-
| cent visitor in Boston.
1 Frank A. Myers OF BLACKSTONE was
a visitor with friends IN Putnam Fri
/ day.
| The Grosvenordale baseball team
| will be here this afternoon for a game
/ with the fast Putnam team.
One OF the finest concerts of the
season by Tubbs' Military band of
/ afternoon.-adv.
/ Miss Rite Beaulac Of Woonsocket is
visiting for a few days with friends
/ in Putnam
| Tubbs' Military band, Norwich, plays
i it's second concert at Wildwood park
/ Sunday afternoon. Don't miss it.