Putnam patriot., 1917-02-02
CONNECTICUT
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 Teddy Swanson, son of MT. and i Mrs. Swanson of Townsend avenue,
 Morris Cove, who broke his arm some
 weeks ago is reported as being i'll with penumonia at his home. AS members of the board of relief. ! Mayor Mead, Ansonia, filed the names i of Samuel F. Yudkin and Dennis B. i Newman. with Town Clerk Kirkham. l in compliance with the city charter l which requires that all nominations
 be made 4s hours previous to the
 aldermanic meeting.
 i A building permit was issued to | the Geometric Drill Go. for the con ! struction of a one-story brick fac \ tory building in Blake street, New ] Haven, to cost Sl1,0o0. The building
 will be 50 by 75 feet and the work will be in charge of the J. N. Leonard | Company.
 Pasquale Marcone, formerly of 47 St John street, was brought to New | Haven from New York by Detective Stanley Gianne.n and is at present held under a s2,500 bond charged
 with attempted murder.
 The amendments to the Ansonia
 eity charter which provide an increase
 a salaries for the city court officials, will be presented to the dermen l for their approval at a speeial meet
 ing called by Mayor Mead.
 Chid Labor Day was observed in
 many of the New Haven churches | The pastors touched on child labor. and in other ways gave formal notice
 of the attempt on the part of the national committee on child labor in New York. to set apart one day each | year in the interest of child labor Stiff sentences are continued to be 1 handed out by the knsonia city court 1 officials for offenders haled into the court for carrying concealed weapons. | Judge Robert L. Munger sentenced | Peter Gratkowick to 90 days in the | county jail in New Haven, Gratkowick | having been found guilty of displaying I loaded revolver in a row on ter | sey street.
 Middletown resolutions on the death | of Mayor Frank J. Rice, of New | Haven, were adopted by the Mayors Association before adjournment. liar l old M Meech, of Middletown, was l chosen president to fill the unexpired | term of Mayor Rice, and Ernest D. Rogers, mayor of New London, was made vice president.
 Representative of various indus | tries in Connecticut met at Mason l laboratory, Yale university to hear talks on Safety Prob ems" This is the first state wide gathering that | the New Haven local council of the
 National Safety council has fostered.
 Telephone poles of the 35 foot length have been placed along Whit ! uey avenue from the Hamden city line as far north as Cummings Inn. These | poles will eventually hear the H. | luminating wires. the telephone wires and the trolley wires, thus renlacing 1 two and some times three po'es. Charles Rather has purehaeed the l last lot of the Susan Trewhridge es- I tate from which Lvnwood place was 1 aid out, and it is understood that 1 he will erect a three-story apartment 1 house on this site. The land is on | he southwest corner of Elm street l and Lynwood place, New Haven.
 Mrs. Harriet L. Palmer. of Branford, assistant librarian of B;9ekstone Me
 norial library, fell on the ice and fractured her wrist, while on visit 10 New Haven.
 Engineer Thomas Deslzin, of the l south bound freight train. which crashed into standing train in front | of the Cheshire station. which acci- 1 dent resulted in the death of Fire 1 man Frank Reitz, of the former train, l admitted to Coroner Mix at New | Haven that he ran past two sienals 1 set against him. but that his inability | to control his engine.
 l After search in which the police l of New York, Bridgeport and New ] Haven figured the past three weeks, | Detective Sergeant McAvoy. of the | local bureau. arrested Robert See | land. of Staten Island, and recently 1 of Dwight street. in Bridgeport. The | man will be turned over to the New
 York authorities. Seeland is wanted for assaulting a five year old girl in | Gotham last fall.
 l A lighted cigar, left carelsslv l near some paners on desk in the | office of the Yale News, is believed | to have been the cause of a small | of fee. The fire destroyed roll top | desk.
 Clifford Gibbons. of S26 State
 street, was arrested by Patrolman 1 Murphy, on a charge Of faiing tG chow a rear light on his automobile. Gibbons. who is but IT wears old, 1 will face the city court at New Haven
 to answer inc eharee.
 John IT. Haletof Glastonbury, mem
 her ot the public utilities cammission l in an interview said that he had no faar Of anv investigation which may he ordered by the legts' 'stpre. re9ard- 1 ing the laying Of q spur track to
 his peach plantation in G'astonburv | for the simple reason said Mfr. Hale.
 that there is no such srnr.
 The largest organ this side of the
 Atlantic and the third largest organ
 in the world. the Newhe-ry organ
 will be dedicated in Woolsey hal
 when the tonal beauties of it's 1G3 stons will be revealed to New Haven's music lovers in the program that wi'l
 he rendered by Professor Harry B. ] Jenson
 Al the last meeting of the Tnrring.