Putnam patriot., 1916-06-23
Fl. L. BURT PUTNAM, CONN.

district The district consists Of the Firat. Second and Third ward of Waterbury
 Colonel Charles M Jarvis a trna- tee of Che Connection. Agricultural College at s.orrs wi#l ia all prob ability. be T eandida5e for fepze tafye from Berlin on thg Republican 6rkef thiz Eear.
 Nsa plans haFa baea made at SaW Haven fer tbe arm9rg faf tHe Yale -HlI1efy baaaIl9n= and 9ae coal m= a 8ted structure VII cast s7oooI THas VIII he dr1l hed loo by 2 feel and taozfof8 annex tor l#tefs -tab and yae quarters
 George R Hubbard oi New Haven was elected ale dictator 8f h. I.oyaH Order of Moose at tha convention ia Bridgeport
 Harry F Jensen ef TsleH City agea 2 years. met tragic death in the machine shop ef tbe Winchester Re beating Arms company New Haven v.hen bis Bo1y was literally cut 10 pieces as a result Of being Whirled aboui on a high powered revolving shaft
 Michael sahmotsby Of AnsonIa. charged with breach Of the peace in connection with the riot during the recent strike aE the Ansania Manu featuring company in Ansonia. was found guilty in the common pleas court New Haven, and sentenced to four months in jail.
 Reports for the first fifteen days Tn June this year show d very decided and unusual increase in the business done in the Bridgeport post office over that done in any previous year during the same period The figures show a total of S20000 for stamps enye- lopes and other postal matter.
 1t has been stated that the Griev- ance committee of the Fairfield Goun- ty bar VIII not press the charge made against Attorney George Kane by a client The charge, as alleged, was that the lawyer had not filed an ac- counting in an estate in which he had been retained.
 Joseph James Abbotts Of Westport. by Judge Howard j. Gur,is in the superior court, was granted divorce from his wife. Hephiszabah Maud Ab' botts, an inmate of the a.iddletown insane retreat on the grounds of In- sanity. Mrs. Abbotts Il ts said, sut- fers rom suicidal maLia,
 William A. Anderson and Reginald B. Robinson were elected ensigus al the meeting of Third Division Naval Militia. which was held in Che armory, Bridgeport The new election make mp the fuu quota ef officers for the first time in five years,
 ma E NMtman iiney drigar from New London was med sl6a sad costs making latal of Stl128 by Justice of Pence George GfIs0aId al Old Lyme for operating au automobile upon lhe highways n in iutuxlgatod condition le was ar- resJed by Constable Baebea Whitman pleaded gully lo tbe charge aad paid tue hne
 Mrs. Joseph Fontaua 50, died short ly auor her arrival at the Meriden hospital as result oi burns sui. fored at her home in Mlldale Her garments took Are as she Was starglng a fire in kitchen stove with kero' sone.
 Joseph I.ombarto, who shot and wounded Mary ScayuIlo at Wiusted. was caught on a trolley ear as he was gong to Torriugton. Word came 10 the police that there was man buying doughnuts al Junction Park restaurant. and the superintendent ot police and other officers hurried to that place and found their man on a trolley car It is understood that Lombarto bought the revolver and cartridges at a store.
 Announcement of prize awards at Yale just made include the following to Connecticut boys First Robin son Latin prize for seniors, and juniors. Walter K. E. ANu Meriden. Third Robinson prize for sophomore, Charles F Taft End New Haven Campbell gold medal Medical School to Joseph Russo. New Haven. Reeze prize. Medical school, to Louis II. Nahiem, Hartford, with honorable mention of Lloyd l.. Maarer Parker prize to Lloyd L. Maurer Ramsay scholarship, Medical school. Harlan b. PerFins, Seymour.