Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
PUTNAM

been possible of the iesses through the | robbery of the Arthur s. Hardy resi- | dence at Weedstsek, it was voted Friday i morning that Mrs. Hardy estimates the l thieves got away with preRefty worth i several thousand dollars,
 Evidently the raid on ths residence, which was made some time between last Saturday night aRd last Monday, was conducted by professional thieves they probably drove in an automobile. to. the Hardy residenee, which was elesed, took their time about looking ever the con tents of the finely furnished dwelling, selected what they wanted, packed it in big touring truck, which is missing, and drove away.
 A list of missing articles furnishep to both the state police department, rep presented by Officer Howard E. Elicit, and The Putnam city department, repre- sented by Captain J. R. RHlser. shows that gowns finely embroidered underwear, silks, silk hoisery, some silk bed eoF- CTS and the silk Innings for the saue, deilies and other AeedleweFk productions picked up in many quarters Of the globe are missing. The entire contents of the wine cellar was taken away, but the steek of wines was not exceptionally large. The burglary was not diseoyeEed aath | last Monday. At that time Mir. and Mrs. 1 Hardy were motoring in New Yerk state. 1 They were summoned home by telegraph, arriving Thursday, and iHaIaediateay 1 started the checking up process that has l helped to indicate tn >xtent of the loss es The thieves went ever the house from cellar to attic and took many things of various kinds.
 Careful examination of the premises | has failed to dise.ese any clHes that might lead to the arrest of the persons responsible for the ertHAe. l seAatsr Frank B. Bra@dssee. vhe is to speak at the big republican rally here thi sevening, has consented to make some brief addresses in villages ef the town of Plainfeld this afternoon while en route to this city from New London by anto- mobile. \ z
 The senator, one of the most eenspic- uous figures in the league of nations fight will get a rousing welcome to Putnam and republicans representative of many eastern Windhann county towns have an nounced their intention te be here aad help in cheering him en to the victory that new seems assured for him. not withstanding the strenneus opposition tt which he has been subjected-in this sec tion chiefly because Of his ancempre missing attitude on the suffrage issue. Strange as it may seem to the arden | polls next Tuesday because of his opee sition to the suffrage amendment, tn, great ma iority Of the women voters O Windham county are for him. This vii be indicated to anyone who takes tn
 trouble to interview as many as score of them, picked at random any where in the county.
 Republican managers here regretfull, :, announce that William J. MullibRn, 0 Thompsonvifie. attorney and the oversea director of the Knights of Columbus, wi, l be unable to speak at this evenings ral 6 ly. Through an error in booking, he wa assigned to Putnam fer tonight whil
 having another speaking engagement i 3 New York for this evening.
 No one is more disa ppointed that M MHlligan over his ability to be in Put c nam, and he has said to the local re . publican leaders that he is willing [ : conle here Sunday Or Monday evenin 6 and make address, or eve ton com f here on Sunday and make q house [ s house canvass in the interest of the re 7 publican state and national tickets. Amovement was ineagnpatea hers. Fr
 day to have business suwspsndsd be{wee
 10 and Il o'clock this (Saturday) msrn il ing during the funeral services for Re- V Anselm MRyotte, chaplain officer 10 z whom the local post of tthe American rS
 zion is named and who lost his If overseas.
 r This mornings cortege is assured of D: 2 ing one of the most impressive sin~ f4l !. eity's history. Legion members and e, service men. not only from Putnam, br
 of all the surrounding towns have bee q invited to come to Putnam, in uaiferl r if possible, and assist in paying tribut
 to the memory of one who gave his yorp 1 life in the name of the country an Christianity
 ,- Rt Rev John J. Milan, bishep of th
 diocese of Hartford. will be the eel. l. brant of the solemn high mass of reauien
 Priests will gather here from many Sc,
 ticns of the state Patriotic erSaniza tior - and church societies will join in payip
 final tribute to war hero
 4 As the great ma iority of the man, ,r featuring plants of the city will he i'd
 today it is expected that the funer;
 service will be attended by many hn,
 dreds of people and that thousands vi U be present to see the funeral passing ', . It was stated here Friday that all tss . for diphtheria made along all sf tf l. pupils of the North school at Pemfre
 insofar as they have been taken. al
 negative a fact that is very gratifyiH to officials of that town. Dr. s. H. oi
 borne of the state board of health hs
 
 with the outbreak of the disease amer
 pupils of that town. It is expected tn;
 it will be possible to reopen the Nori
 school during the coming week D
 osborne's Investigations in Penfret sho
 that the spread of the disease starts
 about the time of the Woodstock fai
 which was held September &C.,
 Mrs. Flora Jordan of AttIeboro, Mas
 is a patient atthe Day Kimbail hospit
 as the result of injuries received Mends
 forenoon when the touring car In whi,
 she was riding with her husband and MI
 Alice Young, alse of Attlehere, skidd
 on the slippery surface of the lend a
 steep hill leading from Perfret street
 Pemfret station and overturned, Rinni
 the three occupants of the ear undo
 meath. Neither MT. Jordan ner N,
 Young was seriously hurt in th eae
 dent The esS was wrecked the t
 and windshield being smashed in as t
 car rolled over and the body of [ machine was badly damaged Rain V falling at the time the accident eeenrz and the oiled surface of the street v strewn with fallen leaves. Atheu MT. Jordan had taken the preeautien shift inte second speed in erder u he might more safely descend sthe3 l and have better control Of his ear, machine skidded and turned ever him. crew of telephone linemen wha ca along in motor truck soon after l.