Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-26

| from that institution to the state reform atory at Cheshire six youth recently sen 1 fenced in the superior court here to serve indefinite sentences. The removal of the youth followed 8 day after five other criminals were transferred from the jail to the state prison. The eleven per sons sentenced at the October term of | court to serve other than jail sentences have not been removed from Brooklyn i to the respective institutions in which they are to be confined for a long time to come.
 1 American Legion members are banking on the events they have arranged for the near future to net them a generous fund toward their home building fund "We helped you save your homes now help us build ours,.' is the slogan on which they are appealing to the public, and there are
 many evidences that the appeal will not be in vain.
 Officials have recently discovered tha. an incident which they consider little less than tragic transpired in the superior court here during the October session. None realized at the time that the wife of Pasquale Perillo, who was sentenced l to serve term in the state prison for his brutal assault on Captain John Murray, l and their six children sat from morning until evening in the court room without having a morsel of food. Mrs. Perillo was stcically composed when her hus- band was sentenced. She sat with her six children about her, the youngest only four
 months of age and never complained of being hungry, or asked that the children be given something to eat. It has since 1 been learned that the woman and her I children came to Putnam from Lawrence | for her husbands trial. Friends there l furnished barely enough money to meet \ transportation charges No money was 1 available for food. Officials here would I have furnished meals for Mrs. Perillo l and her children had they known of her circumstances, but there was not the slightest hint of them at the time.
 Delegates from this section will be in 1 Norwich today Wednesday, and Thurs l day for the 25th annual convention of the International Order of Kings Daugh- ters and Sons, which is to hold sessions at the Central Baptist church
 Following business meeting there was social session, with supper, aA Putnam 1 lodge of Elks on Tuesday evening During the remainder of their stay in Putnam, Rev. and Mrs. Boynton Merrill
 may be reached at the home of Deacon
 and Mrs. F. ". Seward, on Grove sereet.
 Secretary John H. Corbett. of the Wind
 ham county Y. M c. A. will be at New Haven Friday and Saturday of this week attending the boys conference. A girls
 conference will be in session at Hartford
 during the same period.
 Tuesdays snappy weather brought out
 showing of furs the like of which has
 not been seen in Putnam since early
 spring.
 Following are the newly elected officers
 of the Second church club: President
 Sidney Hayward; vice president Miss Bertha Child; secretary, Miss Clara Kel Ter; treasurer, Chandler Morse. Merrill Keith, Danielson, newly ap' pointed member of the state police de partfnent, was visitor here Tuesday
 with State Officer Arthur W. Williams. George M. Fine, who is HoR associated ! with a Norwich publicity concern, ha. been visitor in Putnam.
 Il Members of the Social circle of thu