Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
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Notices annerhcinx t1e .csasting is for bidden en 9xriots popular hills in the city were posted by Captain Buiger dur Ing Wednesday afternoon. These notices were put ur to guard the children, hun dreds Of whom are on vacation this week l sndazro spending the greater part of the daylight hours in sliding an hflis in busy streets: Ones hill, long one, corning
 down from Oak hin, is open ts ssastms.
 I. see.=It .f ss.s. sf sses, Lester BrosseAu of Bates avenue was commits
 ted to Brooklyn ja1tl Wedneeday. having been bound evsr after probable cause was found for holding him on a. charge of theft. Brosseau was charged with the 1 theft Of toeiE ana edu ipmcnt, the prop ] iersv of P. Rogers of the Putnam inn, l where he, has been employed as 8 fre-' man, and from William Kiiiiar who formerly vas proprietor of q cafe in the l old Quinebanga house, which stands on 1 the Putnam i'm property. Brcsseau took l tools5 and other tlringsa inciuding pres sure reducer and a eonnpresser the t6- tai value being fixed "a $152.7s. Some ofs tho things were taken from the cellar 1 of the QuinebauE house, whore an en- 1 trance was forced and other articles from the Putnam inn garage. Brosseau
 was in court some time ago to face similar charge of theft of articles from a manufacturing company where he was 1 employed and this ease is still pending. Arthur vanssse vas arrested Wednes- l day on non-support charge involving his three-year-eld child. 4 sentence of six months in jail was imposed when he was prescnteds in tho city court, but this was suspended upen his agreement to pay 1 s weekly for the support of the child His bonds were fixed s325e which was furnished by his father, Henry yanoose When Thsmas LeClair, who claims Philadelphia as his home, presented him self to Sergeant GeorEs Laird Tuesday
 evening and complained that a neck
 scarf had been stolen from him while ho was in a Front street restaurant the officer looked him over d couple of times
 and then locked hims up on charge of being intoxicated. When the cese came
 up in the city court Wedncsday it was
 nolled
 The twesty-sixth annual repert of the
 Day Kirnban hospital has been issued l and is being distributed to citizens of I Putnam and surrounding towns, and to
 hospitals throughsut Connecticut This
 report covers a period of one year, from T June So, 1918 to JVhe 30, 1920. The re
 port shows that throughout the year 7ss
 patients have been admitted eto the hos
 pital and tha 46S cut pa tients Wer4 treat ed. The largest hurlK Ar. of patients in 1 the hospital on any one day was ST,
 while the smallest number was H., The
 male patients were ,eutnumber6d by. the female patien.s, there beng soss of the former. and 43s Of the latter Only thirty one of the patients who entered the hos } pital died, while 7z'were sents away from he institution pronounced cured Re.
 garding the residences of the patients , the report shows that patients came from II all parts Of southern New England ane Ia few from New York state and thu . l south. Nashville Tenn; and Miami Il Florida, each had one patient at the hos 5 p:tal during the veaEs and there was er,t patient from Woodstock, Wt.s Of all th< towns nstpraliy Putnam weuidl lead, anc did with 2s5 pat tents. The town of XII hngly came next withS17s patients Wftf the exception of housewives, there hay, been more mil employees treated at tn, . hospital than the number of those rep
 resentlng any ether eccupatiens Follow ing tho number sf mill operatives. 1es
 come farmers with thirty- three sick e,
 injured arss the Hospital during the year , The lis. varies from the higher number, ] for the trades mentioned down to On, ! each for such occupations as barber contractor, druggist nsetorr,an ant ] weodchepper There were seventy-nin, $ sci1ool boysl and sixty eight school girl : treased at stie hospital during the one f year period. From the religious st4nd : tpoint tho Roman Catholic church a j.
 with 3ses of it's followers at the ins1.l,I
 ton during the year The Congreea
 tional church is next. Among the res of the churches it is recorded that twely patients belonged to no religious faf.h
 ana that there was one Mohann1edan d tn ehospatai. Six hundred and sixty 6 the patients were of American national ity, and the rest were scattered all eve the globe, even Iceland sending one rep resentative : Mrs. Emily Builard mother of Dr. N
 J. Buliard. who has been at the Da, kimball hosnital, has returned to he
 home on South Main street.
 Judge 'GeissIsr tried i've csses in th;;
 city court Wednesday,. morning. Arthu
 Eanoose who vas arrested Tue sday eve
 hing er complaint of his wife, that Ii
 vas not supporting lis child testihe,
 that Re had had no steady work for twy
 months but that he lived with relatives
 Judge Geissl<r sentenced the man to six
 ty days in Brooklyn jail unless he. gay
 the court a bond Of $z5e. which woui,
 pay for the support of his child at tn rate Of hvD dollars | week for si,
 mon.hs. The other case before the co,,r
 was that Of Lester K Br6usseau, wh
 was charged with stealing tools from E , c. Rogers, nroprietor of the Putnam inr
 and from William Kiiiian. He plead e guilty and was bound over to the super
 sior court under bond of $500 His cas
 will be tried in a week. or twe in th
 superior court. BrosseAua, was arreste
 about 2 yesr ago fers stealing to6is fror
 the Manhassets Manufacturing company
 The case from last year comes or tria
 in week or i've.
 Eddie Dinnaiek, six year cid sen of N. and Mrs, W1adislaw. plmntick. .scf Merge with his brother, fell off the sled and va