Putnam patriot., 1916-08-04
CONNECTICUT
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 The aafe police are stll dong "a grol duty ai #eHt Haven along tas Milford turnpike and are bringing .n people alI 1Be time Tor speeding
 Tamatoes gre being picked h Han. den. Gabriel Dadeo beng one o5 t4e hrst of tas Hamdeu farmers so ptek them A large crop I5 reported tar thEs year.
 Two deaths from Iafanule paralysis occurred at Stanford. THe victim were Florence clark. 16 feaH ofA and Cslia z Hsai aged tH9 years and fHFee months Tba eases 1EG@ nltsig diasHosed az uautie paralysis and 1ve #a Heeted eases were sent to the hospital
 Efael HatHeisu=a foaf years uia af Quincy. Mas dad suddenly aF a eat tage at Walnut Beach Milford An autopsy performed later dIsel8seI that death was due % 5Hf85Ie p4 ,#iysHs The girls parents occupy a cottage a Walnut Beach There gre tHree other small children h the family
 The first death from lnaugle par alysis occurred in West Haven when Luman Brooks the 14.ye4r-9ld son of Mrs Carte Brooks of F sm#a street. died within three hours after the doctors had discovered that He had the disease
 Losses Of Che Hartford insurance companies. including Che Aetna Tfay- elers Phoenix and Aetna Accident. from tae Black Tom explosion In New York harbor w.H be about kIo8ea9 The morning erea ta New York carried dozens taHters from Hart, ford
 Fred Warmer. - eara old WIS H= staHtlr kEe3 tt nehestsr dleeu when h.s motorcycle 6u.ldgI a aa automobile lEgea by F X 3as Ta ualce uvostie ia q Warmer Na ta uaH for the aeedeaf rae aa= aff aet a eoart au H.eai ea5#e ai m84s sHaasr
 Demo 5fats lu Fairdci and New Haven ao4Htes are working diligently t3 secure Inc guoara tofial uemHa. t4a for Henry A 3 pop of Bridge port Mr BJshop is wsa known if railroad circles in tha state. For sev- efu year he was purchasing agent for the New Haven road
 The win of Attorney Howard c Webb was filed at New Haven n the probate court and lHige Gils9n has sef date for heaae upon the ap- plleation for its admission Mr. Webh's VII dispases of an estate of about s50 o00 ooo. all af which is gwen to bis wife, Susie \. Webb. Who Is also made exeeutrlx
 Chef John l.oom.s Of the West Ha- ven police who has hls yacht an. eh8rea on the dock near tbe Nugeut coal yard reports the pHeseHea ef a shark fn the waters there Cor the past few days The shark ls evidently feeding oa he nn that comes out through ibc ppes from the Eleetrie Power station ou Kimberly avenue and further ij necessary.
 The New Haven l < Is planHlns to have 60 yards and 2eo yards as the events fer the \ A. r women's swimming meet for Connecticut cham pionships For the epen events tl.rs w1 probably 0e loo 4&a wards and fancy diving The meeting VII prob ably take place during the first week ln September.
 II. T. Davis of Newark N j.. cabin steward af the United States torpedo boat Wor3en. was drawnea in New London harb0r near the Government suhmarlne base Davis feA from a launch and his head struck wharf the blew rendering him unconscious. The body vas recovered Davis at one time was midlleweight champion boxef in the navy
 After llngerlng four days h the New Haven hospital Walter Sfoka al Holy oke. Mass. died He was hadiy burn. ea when his body was drawn 70 the high tension electric wlres at the Grand avenue bridge az De was pass- ing on the top of freight train, Michael Nykuski. also Of Helyoke burned fearlully at the same time also died
 Elijah IL Miller. of Bristol retired toy mseusacturer. died in a hospital in Hartford at the age of elghty-nve ffs 2as believed Co have been one Of the oldest Odd Fellows in the country, having been a member of the fra Sarnssy s.1ty-four years. He leaves