Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-05

cefve an original grant from the state
Of Connecticut
- Mr.. Mathewson. who retired from ac- |
tive business land, returned to Poa9ftet |
about a year and half ago to live hadi
forva great many. years been >prornin entry
identffted with the banking business in
Nebraska Although. much. Of. his life
-hed been spent i'm the west hel was, well
kroFns Throughout Connecticut al =
Mr.. sMatfeWson, whose wife died. sew
oral years ago, leaves two sisters. Mrs
Charles: W. Gtosvepor, wife ,eof forYlel
State Trea surer Grosvenor, and Mrs! Ben
Grosyenor, wife. Of the. proprietor, ofathe
inn. q
The Pslies reported TaesdAy nsrhing
an attempt at burgiarizing the Kaminsky
store at the corner Of Church and Prov
idenee. street sometime during the. carry,
hours of Tuesday morning A Jimmy"
was. used to force door ut the hear, but
anis inside door prevented . an entrance
being gained. After inspecting the prem
ises; Captain, Bulger expressed. his
| opinion. thatsthe attcmpted break was not
| the work Of amateurs 49,. p a..S
awiliian rratf IL deed 1t hi. hes.
I here after coliapsing Monday forenoon
| while at work in the switch tower at
| the locA lrrailroa yards where ne was at
tending 10 some; Of his duties ~ yard
=
etan; in the. service of, the road, having
served here for more than quarter OF
a Ger turS. He had spent the greater
part Of: his. long life in this city and
among. his duties for years past has
been the transferring Of, mails between
the post Once and railroad, trains. He
leaves his wife and children. -
MarEsry HeberiinE. q representative Of
! producing company: has, taken charge
| as coach of "a, cast of approximately zoe
| Putnam people who are to have parts in
4 Presenting an entertainment under the
auspices of the Parent-Teachers' asso.
citation. The net. proceeds Of the .af
fair are to be devoted to educational and
| charitable work
i Attorney Charles L. Torrey was in
Wflhnlant:cs Tuesday to. appear as publit
defender al the. opening OF the January
session for the trial of cases on the
4 criminal list
Representative Luther NJ. Keith and
Hector Divert are at Hartford today fol
the. organization of the. general assembl!
Of 1921 70.
Banks in this section are receiving .per
n1anent cohpon bonds OF the Fourth 1 IL
Liberty loan for distribution to thos,
WHO Swish'sto exchange for the orisina
issue: ~ .. -. I'-.
Il Practically an iot the 1890 automobii,
markers had disappeared on Tuesda,
| from cars operating In this city. -
r., Representatives Of the traffic depart
rfents of the telephone exchanges IL
. Danielson and 'Moosup will be in this cit,
: today for a conference - -
1sState hishway~rerair forces were doint
! work Tuesday, on the Chepachet rouge
just east Of the Little Dam tavern,
Il The attendance az the high school. ha
! decreased considerably in some depart
met re the opening. during tn
early IAN. WeetlSFAH r.
In. -. Wood Of Putnam has bee
!, drawn: to serve on the Jury during tn
7 trial. of cases ar the January term o
court;iin SWillinahtic, the session openin
on. Tuesday - -. A..;, {.
;, Reports came in or Tuesday Of dande
lions being. found in bloom lin. the toH-
T Of 'Woodstock - =
5 John C. WEIGH Of Worcester was
! ,lsyisftor with friends in Puthamaon. Tue:
= day. f' -
y Weaving Of patterns is taking !. a
!. one evidence OF greater activity in tn
y near future in mills that have been close
I; hereabouts for months. T.. -.
/. Mrs, Ber4iee. nradley, wife Of AIvi
= l.. Bradley was one of'these taken: frol
4 Brooklyn; to Wilimantic Tuesday to /
!. arTaiSned on "a charge ot'.burgiary Mr.
Bradley. in company: with her husba n
: and her. brother were arrested in tn
/ citq, r, q.
Y ,George..H, Chandler OF Rocky Hill wi
address a meeting Of the Mems clu
!. ofsthis city. the later part OF the pre-,
= emit month. -,
4 At the Putnam Trade sefesI teAs
e "wednesday classes win be opened fl
Ie the trafning.rof .teachers-.in the trat
! schools of Connecticut, TIE course wi
y consist of one evening week Of praetici
II teaching fifteen evenings will be devote