Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
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 It Is with sinedBc neEret that his hun dreds of friends in this city and through out Windhsm county learn that -Souve- mir" W. H. Taylor is ill in Hartford. Euf- fering from nervous breakdown due ts overwork during the political campaign
 AS superintendent of the distributing department at the headquarters of the republican state central committee in Hartford Souvenir" worked like Tro- jan for seven weeks and during that per- iod sent out over 100000 leaflets. 10o.- 900 pictures, 100.00 buttxas and hun dreds of newspaper cuts and slides for use in the theaters Of the state In sd- dition he gave assistance in other de- partments at the headquarters and simp- ly wore himself out.
 Always a hustler and full of pep Sou- venir evidently worked a bit too hard this time. His physician has recom- mended that he go to hospital for treatment. but Mir Taylor says that he is going to take a good rest and depend on his own prescription-''Cheer up and Keep Smilingr'-the best medicine in the world to put him on his feet again. If the good wishes Of his friends here would make him well he would be in per feet health again this morning.
 Leon shaekett. arrested in Woroe~teF in connection with the burElaries com mitted at summer residences in Pom fret and Woodstock, was given hear ing in a justices court in the town Of Pomfret Wednesday and probable cause was found for holding him for trial al the next term Of the superior court hav- ing criminal jurisdiction in this county. In default of s25oo bail he was commit ted 10 jan at Brooklyn. where his broth- CT. dwEard. and his sister. Mrs. \. l.. Bradley, and her husband were lodged on Tuesday.
 In Worcester today CThursdayD | Charles Schlessin-er. who is charged with having received goods stolen by the Bradleys, will be given hearing.
 Wednesday Mayor <. W. Marcy issued ! a proclamation inviting the people of 1 Putnam 10 join today in ihe observance of Armistice day. the message contain ] ing recommendations that business be l suspended and the national colors be dis played on as many buildings as possi- ble.
 Addressing a meeting of '. NJ. c. A. ! members al Hartford. George B. Thzyer father of Charles T. Thayer of this city. | advised all to take un gymnasium work MT Thayer declared that as result oi continuous and systematic exercise throughout his life he has not had an occasion 10 employ a physician for 5s years and be related his experience ir walking from one end of the Panama canal 10 the other not only once but sev. erai times; also of walking lss miles ir five days and Of climbing over 2i. .ooo fec
 to get out Of Germany al the outbreak ol |, the World war. in leis. The last fws days of this trip he walked without hay. ing anything 10 eat.
  : ceived a small supply Of poultry calen dars to be used in the second annus home egg laying contest Any poultrl keeper in Windham county will find thi ] poultry calendar one of inc greatest as sets 10 poultry-keepng. f properly used This calendar is made up of tvelvi sheets Of cardboard. tied together. on ] for each month in the year. On the sid . are comments in regard 10 what the hen should be doing al the different periods These calendars wiH be sent out only 0, . application. The contest started Nov [ ember first. but the calendars will be sen S out on application to the Farmers Asso } citation office, if made at once.
 The delegates from the New EnrIAa Milk Producers association locals ! Windhsm county are 10 meet in Puinar , Nov l5. at the rooms of the Fzrners 7 association. and W. D. Davis of the Bos ton office is to address them. He vii . discuss the new rating plan which vi
 tend 10 do away with the losses fror
 surplus also the 5.5 per cent. and .
 per cent standard for market milk. a well as organization problems. ! Mrs. George F. Dresser will hav. seve
 champions entered today at the 2eth ar
 nusl Boston Terrier club show Seing hel ia the Mechanics building in that cit, . The number of entries this year is large - than ever and the dogs shown will reT
 resent owners in many parts of th . United States and Canada. Mrs. Ore, ser's dogs will be taken 10 Boston th
 morning and will make one Of the fine, l. groups ever seen at terrier sAsW [ this country.
 \ Boston paper In a special artic, . relative to the show featured a pictui . of Champion Peter Captain, one of MT Dresser's dogs and regarded as the fnei animal of his class in the country, a vii ! ner Of the national championship. An old and distinguished native Connecticut passed on to his reward n
 gently when BriEzdier Rush C. Hawkir l died in New York. He was the organ 1, ger of the famous Hawkins Zouaves
 the Civil war. and when but boy serv. II in the Mexican war His birthplace VI; l. the neighboring town Of Ponfret whe, t he was born in sl51. but since 1851
 had lived in New York.
 . s. Howard Peekham. of wocdstee has been named as a member Of a con E mittee that will award a silver GU
 given by ex-Governor Roliin s. Woodru
 at the Connecticut Agricultural and Il
 dustrisl Exhibit to be held in Hartfo
 10 the Connecticut Farm bureau th
 makes the best exhibit Of corn.
 A visible adding machine has be,
 added 10 the equipment of the comme
 cial department at Putnam High school
 Only routine business was transact,
 at the regular meeting of the comm,
 council.
 Messrs Wolf and Raminsly. who '
 gently purchased property on Ma
 street. have plans for the erection of
 two-story brick business block, it VI
 stated here on Wednesday.