Putnam patriot., 1916-08-18
Connecticut State Briefs

Mrs Rose A. Coe. seventy-lour wicow og Frank B. Coe of Middle field. died at Middlesex Hospital
 The brass novelty shop of Murray X Sorenso8 at Roxbury, was destroy ed by fire at loss of SS8.00d.
 The estate of William Fl. F5e]a, in veu,or and manufacturer who died al Greenwich July l. will exceed S2.o0o. 000
 TAe National Haymakers' Assaeia- ton. n session at New Haven. select. ed Cleveland fer next years meeting place
 Eugene Maxwell Moore and Janet ShearsaH were rescued srem drown. ing by William H. Hays and George B CgrhaHt when the woman's canoe upset h Gao water at Greenwich.
 Alter thrse amnuta'ng operations to relieve tAe eaaets ot l6.a3a valt- of electricity received last month by Francis ? B.1. eldest son of Major Fred E. BM ef Hartford death has resulted
 Causing blaze which could he seee from all parts of New Haven and surrounding country. the large lee house belonging to the Spring Laks Ice company on the Hil road in Or anso. was burned to the ground.
 The estate of William A. BaFhassa at Rtversvfiia. consisting of sever acres Of land and a farmhouse has been purchased by Peurlyn sHnLaWa the artist MT Stanlaws Intends e remodel the place and make hls home there
 Pla.ndeld health officers stop d New Workers coming In, hoth ald and young. Three auto loads ef eaadreE found in woods near Sgmmi0 wer bound for Nndham county villas in defiance Of the authorities. Thel were deported from KininglF siA thousand are now in these two eoun ties, and there are over 200 eases Q. plague among them.
 Wallace Dickinson. earetaker al Grassy Hal Cemetery, Falls Village was cutting grass with a sickle when bee alighted on his neck. To brush the insect of he raised his right hand suddenly and drew it across his neck without thinking of the sickle, which was firmly gripped in the same hand The sharp blade inflicted a cut nine inches long clear across his neck. Anthony P. Ralli, member of the firm Of Ralli Brothers, importers, oi London and New York. died at his Summer home in New Canaan in his sixty-fourth year. He was a member of the New York Cotton Exchange foi twenty five years and came of a dis tinguished Greek family.
 John N. Carl. a New York busi ness man who has a Summer resi- dence al Sound Beach, is under arfes 1 at Greenwich after killing Dauie Bridge at Foil Gate Hill. OH tue B7s ton Post road. with his auto. Bridg' was crossing the road near his hom, | and stepped in the path of the auto
 Dr. f. D Flanagan, q dentist a Greenwich. has a tame gray squire which he leeds outside of his ollie. every night and morning Whl, 1 munching the shell Of nut the spun rel broke one of its teeth. Dr. Flana l gan coaxed the little fellow tip stair. 10 his office. where he treated anl crowned the tooth.
 Several years ago, when Mir. ane i Mrs. II. s Mygatt sold their hous. in New Milford, Philip Rooney eartee away large stack of old account books that had been stored for many years in the Mygatt barn. Among other interesting things founG in ! ledger of I844 were three fern leave in a fine state or preservation.
 Despondent because his wife had been i'll a long time and all efforts to improve her condition had failed Nathaniel Carpenter, seyenty-six years | old. shot himself in his home. in the Sound Beach colony. When Mrs. Car i penter learned what he d done shf 1 collapsed and died
 A mother guinea hen owned by F J. C. Johnssn, of the Ncrth End | Winsted. is credited with taking heI young in flight across Still River The young birds get on the 1otker.s back and she takes them one at time to the fields on the opposite side of | the river, where they fnl good pick i ing.
 John w. Fogg, salesman for Miner Read X Tullock. wholesala groeers ol New Britain, disappeared and Fred eriek W. Miner, head of the firm, ask ed the New Britain police for his ar rest. charging forgery and embezzle ment Fogg Is married and the father of little girl. A discrepancy oi s15 000 already has bee discovered Fogg was popular in New Britain and belongs 10 q wellto.do family
 II wll cost the state of Connecticut si0. 000 if a special ss e. of the leg islature is called 70 pas q law en ab,ia9 fhe Connecticut meH at the border 10 vote. There are 5 nem bers of the state senate and z5s mem bers Of fha house and thelr iransu1r tation 10 Hartford would c9ft close to sl0.400 for the number 0f days it would quire for passage of such an act.
 Bridgeport will have within a req sonable time another hospital. built by the ci.y either through public sub scription or the voting of bonds at the coming election, to care for the vast numbers Of patients unable to obtain admitiance at either of the present institutions. because of overerowdec conditions.