Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-06
PUTNAM

Sheriffs and special deputies are guard
ing Pascoag pant where 7. JICorcoran
OF this city Is agent and where an effort
IS being made TO resume opera ions. "a
Dor troubles have made mill operation
difficult in Pascoag for a year past
but at present, it appears. determined
enort is being made 10 do business again
DIR. Corcoran formerly was with, the
French River Textile company at Ne
chanicsVille.
Lester Brousseau, of this city, got quick
action from the courts following mis- ar
rest last Week OH charge OF stealing
from Landlord L. {. Rogers of the Put
nam inn and William +. killian, form
; erly proprietor of a pace in the uuin-
ebaug house in the rear of the inn. Bros
seau has been sentenced 10 the state re-
! formaIory. There was little chance OF
cIernency being shown him, as he was on
probation from the city court after hav-
ing been arraigned several months ago,
on a similar charge. HIS sentence is Tor
an Indennlte period.
| Fred Bergeron OF North Grosvenordale
| but very well known in tnis city, was
| svnteIs1cd to serve three months in Jail
| He pleaded guilty to stealing bag OF
cnange from the ideal restaurant in Dan
ielson few months ago and has since
| been out on bail. Formerly ne was a
I
| Connecticut Company
Four youths VINO were over fiippant
| few Gays ago and who sang ripa!d
| songs in the business section of the
| city were III the city court We,Inescia v
| morning. II was charged against them
| that they had used ABUSIVE language to
| citizen and that their songs were not
| nit for any decent person 10 hear As
lney previously have Deel without a po-
G,e their cec
! lille.
! Considerable more machinery IL in
/ -.p.rat.on at the pant. of the Manhasset
I Company than has been the rule for
! some mt epaSt. There mas been no gen.
| erai resumption of operations, however.
I 1t is apparent that the grange. and
otner organizations opposing Daylight
| saving last year again VIII De c4AeA u
| pattIe against its. introduction this year
| Practically all OF WinUirdnI bounty re-
| manned on standard time while nearly
| all the remainder Of southern New Eng
land were onLthe daylight basis. Ihis
] year chambers of commerce in y UN
| England are again voting for the day
light plan, which is not popular with
the farmers and which caused d fine
] young mixup here early last spring and
I some vitrolie expressions of opinion. II
| so happened however, that with towns
| hereaboutS on standard time and near
/ ly all other territory on the new time
i Lnat great deal of inconvenience and ir-
J ritation was caused.
George Gilpaurlc, father of State Treas
urer G.. Harold Gilpatric, was reported
Wednesday as being i'll.
Frederick Wei-s recently purchased
while attending the poultry show in Bos-
ton two Rhode Island tieI roosters, the
pair costing $40.
State Attorney Charles L. Sears was
again at -WilHmantic on Wednesday at.
tending TO the disposition of cases, or
the criminal list in the superior court
The police station continues to be tbs
resort of men who are travelling and GU
of work. They are booked as dodgers anc
allowed. 10 depart in the morning.
Because of the lack Of 9 quorum tbs
regular session of the co.itTion couacl
was adjourned until next week.
In the city court this Thursday
morning there will be. a hearing rela
tive to the destruction of six barrels o
CIDER seized by the police some tim,
since at the home of Henry Wright Of
Farrows street. Mr.. Wright, who is rep
resented by Ar1or ey Arthur S. Ma y On
aid as counsel, will oppos- the desl rue
ton of the cider, claiming 1t was bein
allowed to turn into vinegar.
HI Miss Katherine T Thayer "a recoverin
st her home from Injuries received Whit
casting down Hospital Hill on a double
runner, one evening last week Tn
heavily loaded sled struck the fence boz
dering the road VIXEN an effort was mad
to evade an approaching automobile.
HI The Putnam Baptist church will CT
4 cperate in the statewide evangelist
1 campaign that is To be undertaken. Wint
Ram county churches viii be active
the movement
Upwards Of 80 prisoners are In a
BROOKLYN Jail at present but this nun
i Ter will be materially reduced as u
4 result of the disposition this week in u
superior court at Willinantic of cas-
Of such persons. being hel dat Jail
face criminal charges
There il premise Of a quick snd d
cided break in the prices Of cord WOO
which have been at record high leve
for the past year. An instance was hea
I Of on Wedn esday where a man who h:
driven into the city with load to fl
a customer offered nine feet Of goo
hard wood for s. As much as s12
1 cord has been asked and obtained duriI
4 the past fall. The break in prices
charged to the slowing UP Of demand ~