Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-17

chibald Macdonald Republican Dele.
 gates -at-Larse.
 In the city court Saturday morning Judge M. H. Geissler imposed a sen. | tence Of 50 days in jail on Mrs. Nell lie Gill, charged with having aided in the escape of her daughter. Gladys. IA, from out of the custody of Cap l tain Fee. Salvation Army. the girPs special probation officer.
 Gladys was ordered last week to he committed to the state school for girls and was to have been taken 10 Middletown on Thursday. From the time the court order was issued last -Monday morning. Between Monday and Thursday the girl was to remain in Captain Fees charge. Monday eve nlng the girl was permitted to go to motion picture show with her moth CT. the mother agreeing to return her to Captain Fees charge after the show. This Mrs. Gill failed to do. and the girl has disappeared.
 In court Saturday Mrs. Gill said that she had permitted Gladys to go 1 to Waterbury, in charge of a man she l did not know. to visit with the girls ! uncle. Investigation in Waterbury has established the fact that the girl is not in that city.
 1 Going to jail isn't a new experience for Mrs. Gill On March in this city, she was sentenced to serve 3o days in jail for having kept disor derly house. At that time her daugh
 ter was ordered committed to the state l school for girls, but the execution O. the order was suspended until last 1 Monday, when 1t was revoked, be- cause circumstances warranted.
 Order Whale Steak and Save Money!
 After their first experience with t; food flesh that is brand new, in va riety, to them, Putnam people thinl they see way to skirt through a pc. riod of life that demands of them 4( cents a pound for corned beef ant other meat prices in the same higf proportion.
 Whale steak is the answer. It has been placed on sale in Putnam, at 2 cents per pound, and those who hay,
 bought it and ate it say that it i. great meat tT
 Having made the discovery tha whale meat is good to eat, some ar, going so far as to say that it is
 good substitute for beef. it has oe
 cured to some persons that the prop
 CT thing to do is to propagat
 whales, interesting the county farn
 bureau in this work if possible.
 I As many as four whales migF
 comfortably find space in Alexander
 lake and there are other bodies 0
 water in this vicinity in which iron
 one to three might be boarded. Keep
 ing whale doesn't appear from an.
 available statistics to be an expen
 sive proposition. A whale finds it
 own food. In fact. a whale isn't an,
 care at all It looks after it's ow;
 subsistence and just naturally start
 in from the baby stage and, withou
 any care at all, takes on ton or nor
 Of weight month until it weigh
 enough to supply meat for whol
 city for a year, Four good whale should be a sufficient number to kee
 Putnam in meat until after the wa
 is over: and in the meantime the sup ply of beef will be conserved and ther
 may be such an accumulation of i ; that the packers will pay persons t take it away. Therefore the raisin of whales appears to be a good prop
 osition for Putnam and vicinity, pro
 Viding, of course. our old friend Hoo , Yer doesn't issue a few communique
 and regulations pertaining to the sub ject.
 Young whales can be obtained with |; out cost if some kind-hearted old sal can be found to loan his boat and harpoon. They may be found alon , the Maine coast, chumming aroun with the kaiser's submarines, an
 spouting water over the seaseape fo , the amusement of the summer resor
 guests. Outside of this, they are nc , busy and, perhaps, would welcome !
 period of rest in the waters abou
 Wildwood park or other such place
 in this vicinity. The formation of a Whale Stea corporation has it's attractions fo some of the high inanciers of the cit so if whales become common here abouts and whale steak plentiful will not be before the people of .thi and surrounding communities hay had an opportunity to learn wha : they can do on their own account the whale raising business if they onl have the necessary ambition to stal a whale farm.
 Bishop Milan Confirms Large Class. The administering of the sacramer of confirmation to a large class at S Mary's church Sunday afternoon wa , witnessed by hundreds of members f the parish. With Rt. Rev. J. J. Nj Ian, bishop of Hartford. were a mum . Der of clergymen from parishes i
 this part of the state. The bishop ad , dressed the class. } DELEGATES S-AT-LARGE