Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05
PUTNAM

An announcement made Friday even ing that will be 8 decided surprise to the public of Putnam is that, under an agreement reached Friday afternoon, Ja- cob Alpert will continue to operate the Victory theater. Mir Albert, who nas mad a lease of the Victory for the past two years, recently lost out in a case, involving the exercise of an option to eA- tend the lease, that had its inception in a justices court here and finally re- cetved consideration from the superior court and eventual ly from the supreme court of the state. Nazaire Peloquin. the owner of the Peloquin block, in which the Victory theater is located, contended that it was for him to say whether Mir Albert might remain as lessee of the theater or whether Mir. Peloquin should take it over and operate it.. as provided in the lease and the supreme court tgreed with MT. Pelouuin's viewpoint. Nr. Albert was to have vacated the house after this (saturdav) evenings show, but on Friday afternoon Mir Pelo- quin and Mir. Albert reached au agree ment under which Mir. Albert will ccn- , tinue to operate the theater, as 7essee, indefinitely.
 It is understood that the relations be- tween Mir. Pelocuin and Mir. Alnert are entirely harmonious and that Nr. Pelo- : quin turned down very liberal offers for lease of the theater in order that MT. Alnert might continue to have tne use of It.
 Mr, Albert said Friday evening that he will have an innortant announcement to make today tsaturday).
 It has been said that 6 cat may look at 2 King and it was established Friday that she a so can call ott the fire de- nartment if her needs require it. In this instance the requirement was urgent and iulperative. for the cat had fallen into q deep we'll at a house on School street, and no ladders available in the vicinity were of sufficient length 70 reach down to pussy, struggling far below to keen afoat and at the same time sending Up pitiiul cries for rescue.
 teienhone call for hen sent mo- ,, tor pumnez rushin~ out of the central fire station. At the Bu@bAe and Wuif corner a trolley car rolled uo just in time to create g situation that very nearly resulted in a collision between the car and the fire truck. hut this was averted and the rush for School street was again taken m.
 | An extension I5'11er from the truck 1 was covered into the well and pussy wa g fshed out just as she was gasning her last. Diiieent hands worked ovar her in Eu atten1Dt to resuscitate ilAr ana sou1e- ! one suesested getting Duimoto-. hut pussy had passed out and on, and many Were the regrets.
 Four fire alarm boxes to he added to the city's fire alarm telegraph sys- tenn. One Of the new boxes IS to be nlaced at the entrance to the grounds al the Day Kinl5all hospital and is to bt , numbered , another is to be installed On Woodstock avenue near the home t7i John F. Spencer as to be numbered g at the corner of Freeuront and Pleasant streets a box numbered 1e is 10 be nu in. and at the corner of Grove and Ia tenn streets q box numbered t7 will bt aced. Consideration also is being .rfv en to the su@gestIon that still anothe, box be installed near the Tatem wood working factory.
 John KaIetchitz, husky Eastford ex service man, is on the trail of Al Lund stTun, the North Grosvenordale wrest Ter, and is willing to risk $100 of his owl cash that he can win decision owe LundstruTn in Q finish match on the mai The Kaletchitz proposa. makes DOS sible 8 match that would be of vast in tereSt to followers of the wrestlin game throughout this section of easter, Connecticut. Lundsfrum is d top-notcf e- in his class and has figured in man, important matches Kaletchitz Is
 mighty rugged cusa omer with a goo5 record at the game, and during his over seas service he is said to have pinne the shoulders of various ambition doughboys to the mat
 Sidney R. Bard, the Brooklyn youtl who was brought to the Day Kimbal hospital here Thursday, following his be ing injured In an autDrnobi'e accident O the state highway between Brooklyn an Danielson, remained in q critical cond] tion Friday.
 The sudden death of William Arthu at Mecfanicsville Thursday came as
 shock to his relatives and friends ther and in this city, where he was we known. Mir. Artfn1r, formerly 8 static agent for. the New F1.ven road, las bee in somewhat impaired health for som time, but his death was entirely unes pected. He made his home with his me ther and a sister, and al; were sredueu visitors in Putnam.
 4 new schedule of visiting hours ha been arranged at the Day kinbalI hes pital. Under the new schedule visitin is sanctioned for each day but for
 shorter period, this being made neces sary on account of the increased nurnbe
 Of patients, which means an interfel
 ence and hindrances for the workers (
 the hospital staff. Henceforth relative
 and friends may visit with patient
 from 2.30 to 3.30 and from to 730 I