Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-30
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Captain Robert Hurley of the sta police and State Officer Howard Eliio5 were visitors in Putnam on Tuesdas These officers have been in Union ia yestigating the recent murder Elmer E. Goss. whose neck wa broken eaEly this month, when he fei. from a load of hay while at work farm in this town. remains in |; critical condition at the Day Kimbai hospital. There is little change in his condition, it was stated Tuesday One of the fresh air children sent out here from New York a week ago has tired of country life and develop- ed such q case of homesickness that it was necessary to return to the little one to the big town
 President E. F. Perry, M. D., of the Putnam post Of the American Legion said Tuesday afternoon that he has
 received number of large posters setting forth the merits of the legion. Some of these posters will be put up
 here. others distributed in surrounding
 towns.
 Priests from many sections of Con-
 necticut will come here today to at
 tend the funeral of Rex. Adelard La
 croix. who died at the home of his
 parents, MT. and Mrs. Narcisse La
 crofx, on Maynard street. early Sunday
 morning.
 Pierre Harold. whose hand was in
 jured while working about having ma chinery in Killingly last week, had the THE HHSef OI HIS I1SnIs naHQ ann
 tated at the Day KimbaH hospital,
 where he was treated when first. in
 jured.
 Sergeant Julius Cordier of the police department is away on his annual va cation.
 Captain Bulger of the police depart ment released Tuesday afternoon to its owner, G. Gasso. Springfield. an auto mobile that figured in the tearing down of more than 100 feet of iron fence on Church street. the matter of the damage having been adjusted.
 Tuesday evenine there was a meet ing of the conlmittee-George Baker (chairman), Irving H.~Miron and J. J.. Dupre-of invitation of the Welcome Home celebration. This committee has nearly complete list of names of Putnam men who were in the ser vice and vii send an invitation to ach one to come and participate in the big celebra ton on Labor day. The list on hand contains more than 300 names, and it is believed that 30 to 40 more will be added.
 > The body of the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs Edward Murray of Brooklyn was brought to Putnam for burial in St. Mary's cemetery
 James Lucey. City Clerk Thomas P Ryan and Officer Thomas Duffy were Putnam n1en who were witnesses of engaged in doing stunts at Nantask Beach. The aviator was, not seriously 1 injured. In behalf of Arnold Berry of Alta Wausan. who remains at the Day | kimban hospital suit for So GOO dam Ryan of this city. owner and driver of | the public service touring car that ! struck and badly injured Berry in an accident on the highway near Wild | wood park week a~o last Saturday evening It was stated on Tuesday that Berry is steadily showing i'm prOvement in condition, and there is t now strong hope that he will recover.
 Up to late Tuesday afternoon no -<ace had been found of Mrs. Anna Dawson, who made her esca De from he hospital here early Monday morn ng- The belief was stronger in many .ircles here on Tuesday that Mrs Dawson has carried ont her threat tc ; snG her life. and ii is believed that she ,ast herself into the river
 Captain BIlger said Tues,1as after loo,a that Mrs Dawson had threaten- d to him that she would crtI her fifp !. ather than be forced to rd trial e+,
 charge of bigamy in October. There re circumstances. it is claimed in tC alf ct Mrs Dawson. that wculd ,,o- 1lt to make a splendid defense a@3i his serious charge but her ere - nccs :seer1ed to have unnerva5 her
 Mill Putnam have trolley aervice his morning? Well maybe. and then gain. maybe not. No one here could ,
 
 lte Tuesday afternoon Neitheri n .ould anyone predict whether the men o this division would return to work i n There was this encoura ging sign r owever: Trackmen were working 2 long the line removing accumuIations c sand or gravel that in many places 1 D ad buried the rails two or three c lches deep and at other places men ie ere cuttlrg away the weeds and a -ass that has grown up. undisturbed. e ose beside the tracks during the past I, vo weeks !, lmption of service. there is a wide bread feeling here that the service Ill be resumed before long This be- ef seems to be based on the thought lat if the old employees do not return. P. her men win be sought to fill their U aces. III The entertainment committee, of n hlch Attorney Archibald Macdonald, 1., ., Is chairman. will have charge of VI, e calling and arranging of the next | .. eetlng of the Putnam post of the S' mer1can Legion. It is likely it was , id on Tuesday by an officer of the t1. ganiza tion. that some. special enter ol innent features will be provided for a' a1 is gathering. n The n,,hIic ..ar,,;,a ,,, ~ bt zen running bus lines out of Putnam al ere interested much as anyone on '" aesday in the prospect of the trolley ]" rvice being resumed. Whether ere is any trolley service or not the gs uses will run today, it was stated F1 re on Tuesday Ia Make Mrakovich, the Union mur- IS rer now being held at Union jail. is lr i'd to have been intensely jealous of E Ett s wife. and without cause. and it is =, .lieved that this weakness his iM M