Putnam patriot., 1916-11-10
CONNECTICUT STATE BRIEFS

 at football and baseball games.
 Hereafter She Rockville public H. bfary WIH be open Sunday afternoons from until D. n.
 Rev. Father 0. T. Magnal rector Of Sacred Heart parish. addressed the Business Mems and Civic association Of Wethersfieid on his experiences with the National Guard al Nogales. His descriptions Of the Mexican char acter were interesting and instruc- tive
 Frederick j. Cooley took the oath of office for first selectL44u al Rockville. He was sworn in by Town Clerk John E Thomas
 Industrial Wallingford Is losing one of her most prominent figures in the retirement of William Hassett. super. iniendent of the H. L. Judd Co. after 1e years with that manufaetory. Mir. Hassett rose from the bench.
 Invitations for the fifth annual ban quet Of the Bald Head club of Ameri- ca 10 he held at the Allyn House. Hartford. November 16. have been issued
 Many musicians of Thompsonville are 10 form A union and 4 charter has been applied for The new organiza- ton expects 10 start of with a mem. bership Of thirty.
 J + Callahan. who has been con nected with the police department Of Thomnsonyiile. for nearly ten years .l. Of the department has been forced to resign by action taken by the select men in requesting his resignation
 By the looks of things at the pres ent time, there will be considerable more building next spring on the Sui field shores Of Congamond Lake in the western part Of Thompsonville.
 Farmers of Thompsonyile have been very busy this week taking down to- hacco and many of the farmers claim that with another damp, more than two-thirds Of the crop will be down and in the bundle which will mean that the tobacco warehouses in town will open by the last of this month for the annual sorting and packing season.
 
 with plot to loot the vault al the office of the Hart Manufacturing cofi pany on Bartholomew avenue, Charles A Wilson. alias Charles kazanjian. who was recently an employe at the factory for three weeks. was arrested in Springfield. Mass Detective Ser geant John Henry was sent to that hn. .lr for trial.
 About forty.six of the Suffield pro. ducers have joined the association known as the Springfield Milk pro dueers' association.
 The Suffield Milk Producers have joined together and will demand six cents quart for their milk in the fu- ture. At the present time several thousand quarts of Suffleld milk Is shipped daily to the Springfield mar ket, and the producers are only re- ceiving five cents quart ct the pres ent time They also demand ten quart cans for the shipping of their milk in stead of cans which hold from one quarter to one-half quart extra.
 y homes Of Mrs. H. o. Havermayer and Julius II. Seymour on palmer's Hill. Greenwich. had been robbed led to the belief that other houses closed for the season had been entered and lotted. The police are examining all such homes.
 Mrs. Eugenia L. Morris. widow of ' rhn of Connecticut in 1894 died at New Haven in her eighty-third year. Mrs. Hadley, wife of Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, president of Yale University, Is q daughter.
 One hundred thousand persons--an unprecedented number-applied for seats for the Yale Harvard football game al New Haven on November 25. the Yale ticket office announced re gently. As the great Bowl seats q trife more than 6e.000, including ad. ditional seats now being erected. 3i,- D00 people will be disappointed
 Elizur R. Hall of Wallingford, who has just turned 90, cast his eighteenth vote in a presidential election Tues day.
 Judge Samuel A. Gager. one of the most widely known citizens, business men and Democratic officials of Boz rah. died there.
 Many New Workers attended the un- yelling and dedication Of the statue Of Capt. Thomas Abby at Enfield.
 The recent request 10 the War De m Gfs dent of Yale, that Batteries A. B, C and D, Tenth Military Field Artillery. be organized into a division of the officers Reserve Training Corps, has been granted.
 A new fire brick tower. 6 feet high is 10 be built at fire headquarters, Thompsonyille. at once, 10 replace the present wooden tower used for drying the hose The engine house is also to be enlarged to about double its present length and vii have sleeping quarters on the second floor for six men. The entire front Of the fire haaaauarters Is 10 be torn down and rebuilt on a more modern plan. The work will be done by the Biglow- Hartford Carpet company owners ot the building
 Three hundred em-love1 of the Maxim Munitions Go. of Derby went on strike.
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