Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-02
DANIMSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Attorneys Charles L. Torrey, Chas B. Searls, Harry E. Back ad w. Fen ner Woodward will be in Hartford to- leaay fTIestlay)g as counsel represent ling the principals in the Windf1arn I County case of Alyah Dixon vs. By ! ron M. Lewis. Clinton Sharpe, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Sharpe, has broken leg an I injury sustained in a coasting acci- I dent at Wilkinson and Grove street I when his sled was in collision with an
 automobile driven by John Walsh, of
 Atta~augan. Donald Child is a patient at the l Day Kfmball hospital where he was j operated upon for appendicitis. Mon day it was reported that his ccndi-
 ton was satisfactory.
 Harmon French of Woodstock, who i has been dangerously i'll with pneu- melia, has so far recovered that he l is able to sit up and is considered out of danger.
 Dr. Joseph Spalding. who has been
 visiting at Sanford, Fla, for the past two weeks, left Monday on the return trip to his home in Woodstock
 1 The state road betmeen Putnam and
 Danielson was open and in fairly good condition on Monday, due to the
 efforts of the state highway depart
 nent to clear 1t up after the storms of
 last week.
 | Judge George. E. Hinman will pre-
 side at the March term of the superior
 court here this morning.
 Il Mills here are still being ineon-
 venienced by yarn shortage. Railroads are not making deliveries promptly
 and the state highway to Providence
 is still closed.
 Hcyt's Musical Revue at the Brad
 lew tffeatre Monday nreved the most
 pleasing of any tabloid show seen
 here in the past two years The com T>Fny is far above the average seen in this class of abbreviated musical com ecy. Joe Donovan. as a Jewish come dian was practically well received Cheer up. you householders who 2 1 have been short of sugar for months ! there is relief at hand ". J. Bartlett said Monday that he understands that two carloads of the sweet stuff are ; due to arrive in this city within very ]. few days. This sugar win be for Putnam and the surrounding terri tory. Another car has been assign l. ed to Danielson.
 Warnings are being given auten.o bilists to stop doing passenger car 2 r"f11g business unless they have com
 piled with the state automobile laws
 pertaining to the legal carrying on oi
 such traffic. Some men who have : been guilty of breaking the laws ir this respect have been warned. bui f it seems that arrests must be made = to stop the viola ions.
 e J. Herbert Sroit(, -ro has been des- i perately i'll with pneumonia the pas 0 week. had improved so materially or = l Monday that he was regarded as near 9 iy cut of danger, although he is stii f very sick.
 Charles :. chanheriin, P. die, k I Sunday this home in Woodstock P 1 where he had been a resident for abou V e5 years. Mir. Charberlin was a na 2 1 tive of the town of Eastford, sol !, of Whitney and Myra Arnold Cham 2 berlin. Before he came to Woodstocl
 to live Mir. Chamb berlin had been P commercial traveller and was engage, = in the wholesale grocery business il : Norwich. MT. Chamherlin's wife die IF about five years ago. He was a brothe
 of the late Judge Chamberlin, forTne CT l. ly of Stafford.
 ,e William ShuItz, 22. Of New Britain -e was before Judge NJ. H. Geissier i le the city court Monday morning t Id answer to a charge of breach of tn l. reace This charge was filed agains al Shultz. who came here about 8 wee r sgo ad had since been employed i
 the railroad yards. in order that h : might be presented in court on ac |. count of having used indecer ,- language to some young girls H z, was represented by New Britain at Y, torney. who promised to take ShuIt M M.e back to that city if permitted to q = = 50. Judge Geissier sentenced Shut M Ms to six months in jail, but suspende - execution of the sentence. and place !. Shultz in the care of the probatio - - officer, for a period of six months n Shultz and Attorney J. F. Mangen. ht A. counsel, left here for New Britain 0
 ' an afternoon train.
 .n Another case disposed of Monda,