Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-06

No Visible Political Excitement-Fire-
men az the Laks-Where Larry Me-
Lean May 7s Found.
The CONGREGATIONAL Bible school out |
ing Is being held today at Rossiand |
park in the town of Woodstock
All the schools IN Putnam open for |
the faH term Tuesday morning.
Heavy Holiday Traffic.
Many regarded the week end trafic
as the heaviest OF the summer season.
Expresses were run in sections and ell
PASSENGER trains carried extra and
crowded coaches.
Politics Quiet.
There il not much advance talk fela-
tive to the nomination of town ofi1cers
In Putnam and few changes. are ex-
pected in the usual nominations by the
caucuses this week.
Miss Elizabeth Hayward was the
leader of the Y. p. 8. c. z. meeting at
the Congregational church Sunday
| evening.
Putnam friends were in .Danielson
Sunday afternoon to attend the flu
| neral services for Mrs. John Healey.
Prisoners TO Plead.
Judge Webb Is to preside In the SUI
perior court here tomorrow at ses-
sion at which prisoners held on Grim
inal charges win be put to plea
Many fans motored or went by troll
| ley to Moosup Sunday afternoon to see
the second Of the series OF Putnam
Moosup games.
| Beaten by Optical Team.
| Walsh. Fordham pitcher. who twiried
for Putnam q week ago Saturday. was
beaten Saturday by the American OPP
teal team of Southbridge while pitch
ing for Webster.
Good progress was made during the
past week in making permanent repairs
/ In ~ nnf
used streets IN the city.
i Putnam, a point from which a num-
Der OF pony express lines radiate, finds
interest in the fact that two prosecu
lions for such traffic have taken place
In the town of Plainfield, one operator
being fined $500.
Dominiek Nado's Death.
Dominick Nado, who has been a res
tdent of Pomfret for several months
up to within q few days. died Saturday
night at the home OF his son, Charles
l. Nado, in Danielson-
Firsmen's Outing.
Members OF the FIRE department en-
-joyed an outing and clambake at Alex.
andePs lake Sunday afternoon. A
large number. including guests, par
: took of a fine dinner.
Mrs. George Rawiey OF pleasant
! street il TO have the members OF tn,
: Woman's Missionary society of tn,
1
a meeting Wednesday afternoon.
, 1t il at least interesting. though no
necessarily edifying, to hear excitabl,
citizens tell the city.s policemen how
, to handle q tough case and quote law
that have never been written into an,
statute book And this after they hat
scrupulously protected themselves
from injury while a melee was Il
progress. II is 20 laugh-but not at tn
g offlcersl
n Extra Trolley Service Today.
To accommodate the Labor da,
crowds. the Shore Line company viii
v run extra cars. giving the usual holi
e day service. today on its local lines
Extra cars were also put on Sunda,
Z afternoon to care for the crowds tina
0 wnet to Moosup to see the big game.
The whereabouts Of Larry Mclean.
The following of local interest ap
s peared Sunday on the sports page Of
h New York paper:
( LONG LOST LARRY MLEAN.
I Danielson, Conn.
o Dear Sir: I noticed that recently
Boston newspaper had an article in II
sporting page which said that tn
=, whereabouts Of Larry Mclean. former
. you wish to inform that editor throug
s your sporting page l will give you
. little account OF Larry Mclean.
At present Mclean Is living at tn
City hotel in Putnam, Conn. He cam
there about two months ago and wa
idolized by the fans of that place. II
plays ball with a team Of that plac
s on Saturday afternoon. They pla
q teams representing small towns nea
v, by.
I. On Saturday, Aug. 81. Putnam. wit
v Mclean catching. was defeated 5 to
II by a team from Taftville. a small plac
n near Norwich, Conn Murphy. Taft
IS ville's young catcher, played ring
Z | around Mclean
Sincerely yours,
LOUIS A. ALLEN.