Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-07

operated by the Worcester Consolida ted
Street Railway Company, but no trolley
cars are operated over same at present,
and there appears to be- no immediate
Of labor differences and this being an
interstate operation no enforceable
mandate can be issued at this time, COM
polling such trolley operation. and for
which reason we find that public conven-
fence and necessity require the operation
OF a jitney or jftneys and a certificate
will issue to the applicants herein. ac-
cordlngly. ~.
Louis Rodinsky Of New Britain was 4
holiday guest in Putnam
Mr. and Mrs Merrill p Payne were
visited in Putnam Wednesday.
At the golf match held at. the Putnam
country club ION the Fourth. the winners
in Glass A. consisting Of players with
handicap under 90 were F e Cunneen,
Ernest G. Morse and L. A. Bryce In
| Glass B. those with handicaps over 90,
the three beg cards were handed in by
A. Gagne, Arthur S. Macdonald. and Rev
Boynton Merrill Following the match
lunch was, served at the club house un-
der the direction Of Mrs Carrie Bowen
! Nothing serious has developed as the
result of a dog bite which was received
| by Geraldine Frost, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Andrew Frost while she was going
from her home to the public library last
Friday. The dog. was owned by Ernest
Richards It had broken out from where
it was confined. and as the girl came
along. it seized her leg.
There will be a service in the Advent
chapel. Chapel street. Sunday afternoon
at 2sO. when Rev. Clarence Hewett Of
Rocky Brook, r. l., will speak
The rnenberShi in comm ittee of tha Put
nam chamber of commerce is continuing
its drive during the summer months. and
returns made daily TO Secretary Joseph
Ryan indicate general interest in the
chamber and its activities.
Because he thought a bearder that
lived with the family was making love
to his wife, John .Pianci of Mechanics.
vile attempted to stop the affair by
asasuiting his better half. At least thai
is what he told Justice Ernest Tourtel.
lotte, Wednesday morning. when brought
before him on charges of intoXicaton
preach of the peace, using abusive Ian
guage and assault The man was ar.
rested Tuesday afternoon by Constable
John Kennedy after he had created z
disturbance on Back street in the vii
lage. In the justice court Wednesday
Michael Bellerose acted as grand juror
Planet was found guilty on all foul
counts, and fined IS on each, with tota
costs taxed at $3.50. He was also sen
fenced to Brooklyn Jail for so days or
each count, but sentence was suspended
with the proviso that Pianci furnish Z
bond Of $3.50 to insure his good behav
for for the next SIX months. He wa:
able to do this and upon payment of tn,
fine was permitted to go.
Miss Louise Mathew spent the holida,
in MAdford and Worrectar
The report of the captain Of police o
Putnam for June. which was filed will
the city council at the July meeting OF
Tuesday, shows that during the montl
there were IL arrests. one for operating
motor vehicle while intoxicated, tw,
for drunkenness, theft, / auto law VIC
lations, S :; trespa ssing, 2; and arson )
Fines and costs imposed amounted t
St26.23! Goods valued at Sis wer
stolen during the month, and goods val
ued at SIS were recovered,
5 Even more children than were presen
on the opening day were at the play
ground of the Parent Teachers associa
ton on the high school lot Wednesda
where they were kept busy all day Ion
! by the supervisor Miss Mary Carpentel
8 Frank L. Davis, agent Of the Windhar
County Farmers Association, was /
"
Malcolm Wibberly. They also visite
} farms in the town. In the evening NJ
s Davis attended the meeting of Cantel
7 bury grange.
Nelson Lown, of Grove street. was Sc
rously burned late Tuesday afternoo
when there was an explosion in a va
over which he was working, at the Sar
: borne Chemical Works. on School stree
i Mr.. Lown. was looking after a mixtur
of chemicals being. prepared in a still I
: order that there might be light for tn
operation, an electric bulb on susper
d sion cord was hanging down into til
{ vat. According. to those who are EN-
: Dloyed at the plant, Mr. oLwn had or
arm in the still. the cover of which ha
= been removed, and in some way. the ligf
d bulb was knocked so that it swun
Z against the side of the container an
was broken. The dangling wires the
crossed. causing a spark which ignite
II the gases forming from the chemical
and there was an explosion. Mr. Low
= drew back quickly, but not before II
l. f1are-up had struck him in the face il
, f1icting painful burns. HIS arms wei
Il also badly burned. particularly the lie
one. Mr.. Lown was taken to Dresser
Y store where he received first aid. and ha
6 the burns dressed by DR.. F. A. More
Il He was then taken to his home wheI
d he is now under the care of a nurse Q
: Wednesday it was said that it is n,
e possible to tell how serious the burr
are, but it Is thought that while the
e cover a considerable portion of the u,
n per part Of the body, they are not vel
: deep.
1t Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn o'Brien and Il
Misses Mae and BESSIE OBrien were
u Worcester Wednesday attending the f
1 ne Pa1 oG AEHC 70 T n.
II gard, wife of Oner Beauregard. wi
H. died early Monday morning. The funer
y was from the home and there was
:, high mass Of requiem in Sacred Hea
church.
Funeral services OF Mike Coleman. q
J. who died Monday at his home in tn
W city, were held at o'clock Wednesd:
a afternoon, with burial in Grove sire
cemetery.
g Charles Seder has returned to Putna
from Nantasket where he passed Il
j. holiday with his family, who are the
for the summer.
:, At the home Of Mrs. walter ]. BartIe
is on Main street. Wednesday afternoc
e. there was a gathering of women vote
nj Of Putnam and surrounding towns to Ii
ten to addresses given in the interest
D. civic betterment. At this time the Pr
ne nam branch of the National Woman
T. party was disbanded. The national al
state organiza lions were disbanded. f,
a lowing the passage Of the suffra
g amendment and the Putnam branch ne
follows. 1t was at Mrs. BartIetts hor
he a number of years ago hat the seco
or branch of the Connecticut Woman S,
es frage Association in w1ndham coun
es was organized. Mrs. Bartlett who h
t. been an active suffrage worker duri
oh =