Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Major Mcintyre had nothing encoura gins, | tu Say. Business is bad through prae- Iically all of' his territofy,. though there is some hope of an early removal.
 On ,aeeeunt sf She death ;sf Mrs. Raiph Colvin, at St. Josepfis hospital in: willi- manic: as the result of injuries she re-, ceived in san, automobile accident: there waszl a revival of interest there wednes-
 day in the ease of Everett Cobb, .1s the knlfngly Center youth who was. loperat- | ingS the A T. and T motor, truck. which
 vas in. collision with the ,horse-dYavng ve- l,icle in ewhich Mrs, Colvin was riding at the time of the accident. $. CoSs was sent 1 to tails for 80; days, on a charge. of Eeck- | less driving, by Justice William. c. oiiv- | erif of sHampsop.1. $. h the supe, for court l here, MoHdsyz Attorney E-- L. Darnie of | Oanielson obtained a writ of habeas cor
 nus from Judge, Gardiner Green, and
 brought about Cobb's release The young man. was At ihis, home in Kiilingiy Cen
 ter: Wednesday. .; 22sss
 FiEurss essspiled at the seeretary's sf- | flee in Hartford show sthat '14e31 per
 sons voted in Windham county in the presidential, election on November :. out i IS, $50 registered voters, in the fifteen 1 town of the territory. This is the larg- 1 est number of votes ever cast in any enc l | Y W ednesdsy, like ether days since the 1 escape. brought no information as to the 1 whereabouts of Alvin l.. Bradley and | Frank Mason. the prisoners who made lstheir way out of Brooklyn jail during the early hours of last Sunday morning. I. is quite generally believed by officials that Bradley and Mascp have parted. com l pany. as they had no interest in .compnor l other than te get outside the jail walls I An interesting sidelight on Bradley, Il escape Is his threat ''to get" State Police
 man Howard A Elliott If 1t takes hi.r thes rest of his life" r. Officer Elliott va. l the officer who first obtained the nun.
 Der ,on the automobile that Bradley wat using, while the. officer was on. duty 1. I I,ornfret one night, and this led event ually to the arrest of Bradley. his wifi,
 and. brother-in-iaw. In this city oHic
 CT Elliott. who has been. warned, of hi,
 danger by officials who have, been ir touch with, Bradley. does net appear a
 alr perturbed oyer. the fact that his lit
 may be. in jeopardy and is anxious q,
 ever te again rnund up Bradley
 -rsFigures compiled in the state tax com
 nnissioner,s office at Hartford show tha 3;sZ5.. vehicles of aatetal assessed valua
 tior. of t1.SS952s are owned in the iiftszr
 town of ,'Windham county. Though tn, . I lar and is being pushed into the back ' ground by the motor vehicles. nevr.tne less the horses. owned hsthiss county cut
 number tho motor veaiclest In tAs ,sarf
 territory by about 12ce. there being t.lr
 horses of an assessed valuationr of ttss : 7fos :. si }gfsA[ tsea .., 4 benefit whist fer h. Kiabal
 hospital was given h, OdT ~Fellows' lia:
 "Wednesday evening under the auspices 0 Mizpah' Rcbekah lodge. s tt r
 .. John King of Webster was visito
 with friends in Putnam Wednesday. . There is no present prospect of She re
 opening of tire fabric plants in this SEC tion. 1t was stated, "Wednesday. thougl more favorable market conditions ar,
 looked for with. the coming of ,he ne,
 year, =, Eis,r s,5'% r.. : Frank McGorty of. tn. $; N, F. T. com . pany,s force of -iinemsn in this. city is I !. at his. home in Elmyille.
 The. windharn county. superior coust f which has been holding session. here i, has adjourned sine die. t ts 2. il William A. Wilkins of 5sprlngHeldg va r a visitor with friends in Putnam Wed k nesday. s.s4 December opened with rainsto-rn a T : with the temperature, in the"4e's veatY, CT more acceptable to families w;th,r y a supply of coal than the clear and col y kind that is rated as se healthful.
 : David Smith of Worcester, spent Wed 0 nesday in Putnam. :. f''- Fhrte are 7st Paid-up members nf th = Windham County. Fsrmers aseocia; ion ' wrich. is to hold it's annual rnee4irs her ' this week .f.1 sTrae,ers operating in the sur-oundin J eoun; are reporting some, good catch, t.4rf. - ' ing so much neney as was the sast la winter. ... : ,,.. s...
 i, The death h .. .hcepital at wereests