Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04
PUTNAM

Pofnfres, Woodstock and Putnam peo-
pie were especially pleased Monday over |
the announcement that Alvin u. Bradley. |
who escaped from Brooklyn jail Novem-
ber 2s, following his arrest in this city
by officer Eugene Gibney, was in custody
in ST. wincent's hospital in Bridgeport
i Was taken to the hospital after being
inquired when struck by an automobile
He was identified by Sergeant Frank We
rellis Of the state police, who, happened
Ito be passing through the ward where
Bradley was lying.
The state attorneys Office here was
unusually interested and satisfied over
Br4diey.S recapture 1t is learned that
Bradley is-not seriously hurt and in due
time can be brought back to this county
land given a hearing on charge of burg
larry. His wife and brother-in-law. now
held at Brooklyn Jail. viii be presented
Ito answer TO similar charges at the term
OF the superior court about to open.
| Worcester police. seemed as much m
iterested Monday in Bradley's recapture
i as were the Connecticut officials. Indi-
teations are that 1t VIII be some time
hence before Mr.. Bradley IL free 10 leave
4 Connecticut to answer to any charges
that the Massachusetts, officials may de-
sire to prefer against him.
While he remains at: the hospital in
Bridgeport he win be kept under close
Eguard and as soon as his condition per-
rnits he will be brought hack to Brooklyn
The police while pleased over Brzdley's
recapture are disappointed that another
prisoner who escaped with him has not
bee nretaken.
William Pratt. veteran sigaaI-lirht
man in the local railroad yards, collapsed
Monday morning while at work in the
lat H.
Pratt, who had not been in good health
70 some time was carried out Of ths
tower sand placed in a public service car
In which he was taken to his home At
noon time his condition was regarded as
critical. Mr.. Pratt is remembered by
Imapy as the man who has transferred
, mail between the postoffice and trains
for number Of years
AT st. Mary,s church ut 8 o'clock Mon
day morning. Miss Georgianna Courtney
er OF Marshall street was united in mar
rlage with Edgar Latour. whose home Is
. In Webster, hut who has been employed
:, in Putnam. Rev. A.h.:an Dykemans per-
: formed the marriage ceremony and was
ca;ebrant Of the nuptial mass which was
attended bv many, relatives and friends
Brcthers Of the bride and Of the groom
respectively were the witnesses. The
: bride, wore a travelling suit Of peacock
lblne material trimmed with sea and her
has vas Of gold brocaded material Fol-
: lowing a reception Mr.. and Mrs Latou:
8 lett fer Wedding trip, after which th,,y
4 win rake, thtlr home. in this city.
Mis-. Aurore ChaEnsn, daughter Of M
. and Mrs. Victor Chagnon, and Adrian
S Lussier a.so of this city were united. In
b inatr--Sc al nuptial mass Of which Rev
-. A 4 tn.skI i.
Aary.s church Monday morning at
n o'clock. Miss Belle Bonneville. was brides.
{ maid aBa Arthur Rrodeur was best man
z The bride wore brown suit with beave,
: trimming and her. hat was of orane,
I. satin H@r- bouquet was Of white roses
: The bridesmaid wore blue. velvet sui
!. and hattie match her bouquet being pinl
: roses. Mr. and Mrs. sLussier are on
!, wedding trip and later will make thei
S home in Putnam:
q Things are net Sc bad In Germany 4,
e case you have funds according to a iette
E received here Monday from Miss Caroiin
/ Borhaeur, formerly a teacher in Putnam
High school. Miss Brohaeur wrote tina
= there is plenty OF food, shortage onl
y Of milk being experienced-and even mi
. is not expensive when it can be had. DC
:. ing obtainable at %one-seventieth" % a
!. American dollar per giasr Miss Borhaeui
= who had some unpleasant experiences I,
y sccoun+ Of her nationality. while teachin
In a Massac husetts city during the wa,
mad. returned to Germany to reside pc,
nanently. She Is now living in Be 1T
2 and while conditions are decidedI
= changed from what they were before III
: World. war, she finds it possible to lis
in comfort. Coal does not appear TO /
- scarce over there. a faci that will BE- a
!. interest to mary in Putram where ther
mas heeE shortage throughout the col
weather season.
Legislators from a number Of TOWNS (
WiHdham county will be4leavin,; here ID
Hartford today tTuesday)' for the eat,c,l
and organization Of the state leg. atur.
Some Of the rae7rbers-eiect went over
Hartford MONDAY evening. The mem
bersselect have received their transports
ton and are all set for travelling.
Schools throughout the town of Put
nam opened Monday for the winter torn
Practically all the pupils we're back /
their places for the morning sAssi,n. pu
there were sorre absences due to ic,lyA
re.1rrs from holiday strips or other sue
causes
County Game Warden Harry r. Bate
is on the trail of the fishermen VINO ar
given to the practice Of taking short
prosecutions for this violation Of sne IFS
laws during the past. two weeks aoi WI
BIZ o:l vaEch for other violations mil; tn
ice hsf ing season closes on February :.
No pickerela that is under IL incne.
length may De legally taken.
Malcolm NJ. Wiley, student at CHM
bia university, will return to New Yor
today Tuesday arter spending the hoi
day season at his home in Putnam
/ state Attorney Charles z. searIs an
Mrs. Searls win leave the latter of tn
month to spend several weeks In Il
south.
The force of workers m. the Puma
railroad var o. and freight house has bee
reduced to "a minimum and. is now {:
below the figures that obtained durir
the war.
Monday brought another spf,ng-lii
day to Putnam, the Temperature fall.
only slightly below the freezing poin:
any time during the period
Some motorists were operating ca
that bore 1920 registration plates ,
Monday, but most cars in use were equi
ped with, new markers.
DIR. and Mrs H. B. Wright have r
turned from a holiday visit with frien
in Waterbury, -
State Treasurer G. Harold a,lpatr
and Major S. N. Wheelock of Govern
Lakes staff are; in Hartford.
Traffic Is now being allowed 20 pa
through Putnm to, Providence. Wis Oh
patehet without detour5 though the sta
roadeEork is not yet completed.
Richard carbcrry and Philip j. Laver
two young men who are residents Of 4
nearby town Of Webster, have perfect
-blewable fuse which is expeetsi
be great aid to telephone service ins
H. IL