Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
DANIELsON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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 A new guest for Brooklyn jail was tax en down from this city Wednesday in
 the person. of Claude N. Hellert, 21, who claims Cleveland as his home city. Hell lert burglarized the restaurant at the midnight Tuesday and then managed, some time after the break and in anoth- | CT part of the city, to get spotted as a | vagrant and arrested and locked up by | 1 Officer Ernest Chandler. At the time | l Officer Chandler, who is doing duty in | the northerly section of the cify arrested | ] Hellert he did not know ofssthe break | at the. railroad station. but when the l prisoner was confronted with having | 1 done the job he admitted his guilt and | pleaded guilty at Wednesday, mornings |
 session of the superior court. His bond
 was fixed at s1.o0o, in default of which | he was taken to jail to await trial at the l ! criminal term of the superior court open | | ing in Willimantic next month. | Hellert, who was arrested not distant 1 from the plant of Whiple and Gilpatric, | made his entrance to the railroad station through window in the ticket office 1 from which he had broken out some panes of glass. The ticket office did not seem to appeal to him as the place for clean up, for he climbed out of it through a transom and on to the top of a tele- lIt3ne pay station booth in the waiting
 room and then made his way to the top of an adjoining telephone. booth and from that through another transcm in to the depot restaurant.
 Hellert did not hurry at his work, for
 it has developed that he cooked some
 eggs and warmed some beans for him
 self, and, having partaken of the repast
 he had prepared, sat down and smoked
 a cigarette; located cash amounting to $9.S0 which has been recovered, ana
 made his way out
 According to information that he of-
 fered relative to himself and his career.
 Hellert has been some heller, as the
 boys say His arrest here follows with
 ing a week of his release from Deer Is- land prison. where he served three : months for having stolen suit of clothes , in Boston. E + As early as fourteen Henert admits that he became involved in difficulties for r stealing and was sent to a, reform in- 5 stitute near Cleveland. where he remain , ed for two years. He also mentioned as an incident that he is the possessor yt of a dishonorabIe discharge from the s navy. His past experiences and punish g ments do not seem to have operated to t make him 6 more worthy citizen, for he : hadn't been in Putnam long before he c decided to break into the railroad sta f tion.
 Everett ]. Lake, republican candidate for governor, was the gues of honor on ; Wednesday evening at the first meeting II of the season of the Mems club of this l. city, gathered at the Congregat tional j. church. The professional manufacturing y and business interests of the city were Q largely represented among those who sal 1t down to the banquet that <was 3 fea- n turc of the meeting and who heard the g first address that Mir. Lake has made
 in this county since, he received his le nomination. Among the members Of tn. 1T club were considerable number wht es have long enjoyed acquaintance with Mir d Lake. a native of the neighboring towr le of Woodstock. where he is to speak a e the fair today (Thurstlay).
 at Pomfret school opened Wednesday fo
 the fall term with about the usual en ,e rollment of students. The Howe-Maro l. select school afo' ~oungi ladies in Thcmp ye son is scheduled to open Tuesday of mex h. week, and it is said that the registration lv there wifi be ee so SlaFge as to tax the ac * comn}oda ton of the institution
 m Next week Hermon C. Carver am sai George Potpin. registrars of voters fo 7N the town of Putnam. are. to be in ses ,rl sion for the; purpose of receiving appli af e tons of those who wish to be mad o. a voters in time for the presidential cleo = ton in November. ..
 T. Some increase ia the amount Of throug <. greight moving in and out ,of the Put Nls N nam yards has been noted and this T o5 taken as an Indication of an inclinato ho l of business to pick sun :jinIier the incen
 lttive of price. raadiustnenis s; now .-bein ne noted fin many lines from, dayto day ee Captain :J.s H. Buger Bas transferre en Patroiman Ernest J. Chandler from ,s beat in the business section of the cit it. fto q beat in the Providence street sec c1, ton, and Patrolman Eugene Gibney. wll 1aHt, Iot, I,,tx- ;,, %laa -t ,s section has been transferred to the bu: = mess section. Both officers are doin ,ao night duty. ~. ns The Southbridpe team is coming sn North Grosvenordale Sunda to play u Iaf rubber in 9 series that created a gres ~. deal of interest among fans in this SCI . ton of the state.
 or Salvation Army officers and wotkel l, ro here are very. busy. with their. plans fc ,te & festival that has been arranged for tE ne coming week, the affair. to. be ,differel m from any the army has heretofore a no ranged in, Putnam. [.
 ,n- ! Putnam will see7 a big outpourinr , ps venerators of the Holy Name Sun1a et. October 10. Indications are. it was sta ,as ed Wednesday, that several thousar es Catholic men from. parishes in Will nd mantle Plainheld, Danielson, DayvilI. nd Wauregan. Pomfret. Moosup, Sterlins to West Thompson and the Grosvenordal will come here to. papticipate. in a den onstration that will De similar to othe of being held on that day in leading citi his of Connecticut.
 ces Friends here received cards Wedne nat lday from Attorney Archibald Macdo ke. aid who has been 5attending athe annu at convention of the American Legion ca. Cleveland
 Ter. A number of. members of. ouiuebau
 lodge of Odd Fellows were in Bost<n ice Wednesday to witness the bi gparade ,nt members of the order.
 aatt Mrs and Mrs, HerTnon G. Carver we
 visitors in Boston Wednesday. +h. Yard Master Richard Whaien is ha the ing vacation of two weeks. as1 Louis Wolf was in Boston Wednesd
 on business trip
 ery, Robert Bruce. of Norwich: will appe ice in the city court here this (Fhursda and morning to answer to charge agair and him ;.i.gs ths State Attorney Charles E.. Searls
 still confined to his, home in Thon 'ish son, as he has. been. i'll since Thursday cry. last week a.,
 cbt During November Attorney. Irving Dr Miron will return to Washington to ts tor. up his duties as assistant to the clerk I'm the United States senate. -,es John Lewis of this city has had t SeAA AA N t = |.