Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-18

79, who died here Friday, was taken l to Webster for burial Monday Miss Wallace, for many years was a school teacher, fFactGred her hip a few weeks ago when she fell at her home in this city. She was an aunt of New ton A. Ballard. 1t was stated here Monday that it is likely an effort Will be made to set aside the will of the late Ruby G. 1 Williams, who died last month in ] Brooklyn, when near the century mile stone. Her estate is said to amount to between $10,0o0 and $12,000. 1 There is local interest in her will be- cause of the fact that she provided ] in one paragraph of the instrument, l drawn in 1916, that the sum of S2,00O
 was eventually to come to the Day 1 hialbaIl hospital, of this city, to be i used as a, permanent fund, the in come to be available for the general use of the hospital.
 | The codicil of the will revokes this arrangement, however, and provides for other use of the money.
 The effort to set aside the will however, will not be on account of
 this particular one of her bequests. but in the interests of her heirs, it is
 said.
 | Officer Napoleon Garon of the Web Ster police came here Monday and
 took into custody Polish young man
 who IS wanted in Webster to answer
 to charges that probably will be pre-
 ferred against him this morning. Dur
 ing Sunday night $92 disappeared
 from the Rosner news store in Web steri the loss being discovered Mon
 day The arrest of the Webster young
 in this city was in connection with
 this case.
 Irving II. Miron and Michael Mee- 2 han announced Monday that they are to write and publish a history of what ' Putnam did in contributing men, money and all kinds of organized ef-
 fort to beat the kaiser and his hordes
 during the Great War
 This will constitute a record of the
 best that Putnam has done in the in
 terest of any cause, and the compila-
 tion of the city's achievements will
 make mighty interesting, and surpris-
 ing reading, to all who are not very familiar with the facts.
 MT. Miron said Monday afternoon ! that the volume will be entitled Roll l of Honor and Permanent Memorial It i is to include photographs of the pres ] idents, kings, premierS of the Allied ] and Associated nations in tIS war and of the representative generals of ! the different armies.
 ] Last, but by po means least, it is ! hoped that the volume will contain a ! photograph of every Putnam boy whC 1 entered the army or navy or any ] other special branch of the war ser l vice, with a record of his service and { indication of the command to which he I was attached.
 { Included also in the volume will be ! Q history of Putnams activities ir ! ,1,r,a ar,,y. ,Nr,f. n. ] ! Cross, K. of C., alvation army, Y 1I l c. A. and other workers and a record l of what they accomplished; photo 1 graphs of the local board medica advisory board and legal advisory board.
 l There was little change Monday ir the strike situation at North Gros. II Venordale. The strikers continued t, hold out, insisting that their demands ] for the reinstatement of certain dis II charged employees and their othel
 claims be met. There is no ques tiOn about hours or wages All wa. l, very quiet about the village, tn, H strikers making absolutely no disturb | ance. Several members of the stat
 police are remaining on duty there II however, The strikers clamed tha ther ranks dd not waver when tn
 time came Monday for the workers |,
 enter the mill, which continues in op
 eration.
 K Judge GessIer heard three cases a Monday mornings session of the cit court. Charles Anderson, Woodstock was charged with having been intoxi cated. He pleaded guilty The coul called his attention to the fact tha he had been in on like charge i | November and at that time he ha l been let off with a fine of $5. An | derson remembered. Asked by tn l court if he knew any reason why ] l jail sentence should not be impose I l upon him, he replied that he did no ! So he was presented one--30 days i I ] jail.
 lI Joseph Babrecque, in}oxication, als l was sent down. He also had been l ] court before. III Earl Davis was sentenced to serI 90 days for having been intoXicate loI