Putnam patriot., 1916-09-15
CONNECTICUT
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The g months old so- of Mir and Mrs. William Kattrzynski died at Wal lingford of infantile paralysis, after short illness.
 Otto Most. a cigar maker was ar rested al Thompsonyille charged with criminal assault upon 5-yesr-eld girl He is the father of large family His wife died recently.
 Jason Parker Thomson of New Haven has prepared a bill which may be offered. providing support of eu listed men in the United States service and for the maintenance of theh families
 Following the precedent which he set year ago, Congressman ?. Davis Oakley has opened a Hartford office, so that any of his constituents who wish to see him on congressional mat ters will be able to reach him.
 Six sheds filled with marketable to- baeco. on the plantation of the Am. erican Tobacco company F. Weatogue were destroyed by fire oi unknown origin, entailing a loss estimated at s50,O00 and upwards. Six other sheds were saved.
 An unidentified Pole about 19 years old. was drowned in Berlin, when he slipped and fell into kensing- ton Mill pond from the top of con crete dam on which he was walking.
 A petition for d vote on the license question was filed with tho town clerk Ut CollinsYille by GharleF Nj. Stevens. The list contains seventy five Signers. which is in excess of the required number.
 Frank Louis Mustante of Bridge port filed petition in bankruptcy in the United States Court lu Hart ford. His liabilities, all unsecured. are listed at $l45i. His assets con sist of SIC and represent debts due on open account.
 Donald, 4-year-old son of Dennis F. Buckley Of Willow street whose skull was fractured when he was struck by Dr. John Fl. Dtllon's automobile. died at the Waterbury Hospital His father is superintendent of the Water. bury office of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. pr, Dillon says that the boy ran directly in front oi his machine.
 The Connecticut State Fair. an old fashioned country fair O. the best type. brought up to date by every worthwhile modern feature. opened at Berlin with 10000 in attendance,
 Sherwood B. Doolittle general see retary of the Y. NJ. (. A. at Niil . mantle and an active member Of the prohibition party, filed with the town clerk a petition signed by about 2So electors of the town, asking for a vote on the liquor question al the annual town meeting On the first Tuesday in October. There are about thirty more names than required by the state law.
 Senator George W. klett of New Britain. who, as second member ef the judiciary committee, in the ab=
 sence of Senator Ernest L. lsbell ef
 New Haven. the chairman, Is the 1 Senate leader, introduced in the Leg
 slaure the measure calling for an appropriation of not more than $l00.. GOO for the relief Of dependents of mi litiamen.
 Secretary Charles D. Hine of the | state board of education, received a | letter from Representative Nathaniel k. Bronson of Waterbury, in which | it was said that Senator John Hurley l intended to introduce a bill in the l Senate for the erection of a normal l school in Waterbury.
 One of the reports about the Cap Ito, Hartlcrd. Was that Stamfoi 1 would take advantage ol the specldl | sesslon to bring up defect Ill the | charter of that e.Iy With the view oi having it remedied immediately 1 by the General Assembly 1 Dorothy Louden, years old. was | instantly killed and her sister, Mar | garet, 5 years of age, seriously in- jured in Ansonia when they were struck by an automobile driven by | Joseph Bozza Bo1za is being held without bail.
 r. J. McCabe. oldest conductor on the New Hayen" road. who when l the strike ef trainmen threatened, stood by the company, refused 10 quit and urged others 10 stick to the T jobs, has been suspended from the service.