Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-24

Repfevin Suit on Tri4i-Woman VINO
Was Mrs. Otis in BrookIine. Mass,
Was Mrs. Summers in Willimantic
Fans Expecting Joe connoiIy-D.
A. r. Chapter Pilgrimage to West
Woodstock.
Judge Webb and a jury in the SUI
perior court were occupied all day
Thursday listening to the evidence in
the replevin suit of Royal R. Sheldon
of Boston vs. Matthew Galligan of Will
lina1tfc The suit grew out of sale
to the plaintiff of certain furniture by
Mrs Otis of Brookline, Mass, and Will
Iimantic she being known in the latter
city as Mrs. Summers. 1t is alleged
that she sold a house and furniture
to Sheldon for about S12 900 and that
the house was then occupied by the
defendant That defendant was noti-
fed of the transfer and requested to
move out and that when he did so he
took some of the personal property
with him. Lawyer Shields of Nor
witch represents the plaintiff and Law
yer Danahy of Willimantic the. der
PENDANT.
Would Enter Trade School.
A number of new pupils have made
nam State Trade school besides sew
eral new pupils who have already re-
Gently entered.
Importance Of Coming Town Meetina
A special town meeting has been
warned for Monday, Oct "A, to see if
the town will appropriate $4,000 for
the erection of a trade school build
ing and If SO to see what part, If any,
of the high school grounds shall be
used for such purpose. The matter
is most important to Putnam. The
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here a little over a year. The quar-
tiers in the Hammond hall building
are entirely inadequate to its needs and
unless some action is taken to as
| sure a proper building it is possible
+ that the school may be transferred tc
| a general feeling that the schoo,
| should remain in Putnam as 1t is be-
lieved that under more favorable con-
| ditions, especially with a night ses-
sion, much greater number of pupils
would avail themselves of the school,:
| advantages.
Joe Connolly Expecting to, Visit Put
nam.
From a letter recently received b.
/ Frank H. Cordier of this city from
Joe Connolly, left fielder of the Bos
| ton Braves and a former Putnam
pitcher, 1t appears that Joe has abou
u L41o0S op Ills u1AIlO IIIe1l Ills C1uD Is 40
in for share of the worlds serie
money. However that may be, Jo
says he will be glad to come to Put
nam at the end Of the season AM
bring a number of his teammates t,
play an exhibition game here. Las
year. Putnam had a Connolly day AM
it was a big success. Mr.. Cordier i
planning for another such day thi
year. Not only will the former Put
nam player be present but severa
other Braves will accompany him. TIL
affair will probably include a banque
at local hotel, a special entertain
| ment at the Bradley theatre and
baseball game the following day. Con
molly is one Of the most popular base
ball players that ever wore Putnam
i uniform and his coming will be re
eeived with pleasure and interest b,
his following in Putnam, which i
| large.
Good Game Season Anticipated.
The cool weather of the past few
| days has turned the thoughts of loca
| hunters to guns, the big woods ant
| runs. It is but a short while befor,
1 the hunting season opens and from re
| ports in this section there should b
some good sport in the cover. TIL
| old hunters do not look forward +
| the first days in such intense antici
patton as the less experienced sports
men, as they Know that until tn
leaves begin to fall only an occasions
pot shot is possible. A little late
when the birds leave the cover of tn
big woods and get into the runs, the
their fun will begin. Partridge, qua
4 and pheasants are reported plentifr
this season and some good sport i
anticipated.
Interest Lively in Southbridge Gam,
As the time draws near for the sec
ord game of the third series wit