Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

tion obtained from, youths who are al- legged to have "squealed' 'on vangel.
 How vange1 got out of the cell is what is puzzling the officers. One theery IS that the lock did not catch when Vangel was put in, and that after the officers had left the police station Vangel tried the door and finding 1t unlocked walked boldly out and away.
 Mrs. Mary McGarry, widow of Patrick McGarry, died during the early hours If Tuesday morning at the Day Kimban hos pital. where she was taken Monday in a critical condition in the hope that surg icaI operation performed later would pro- long her life However, her condition was so serious and she was so weak that she did not have the vitality to recover. Mrs. McGarry had been a resident of Putnam for more than forty years. She was a native of Ireland. Her husbands death occurred in the spring of this year. Mrs. McGarry leaves four children-a son. Rev Thomas McGarry of Meriden, and three daughter, Nellie, district nurse in Pomfret, Margaret, also graduate nurse. and Miss Ruth McGarry.
 AnscIn1 Mayotte post of the American legion has appointed a committee made up of Whitman Danielson, Charles F. Ryan, Dr. Edward F. Perry. Attorney Archibald Macdonald, Jr., and James J. Charron to confer with committee rep resenting the town and members of the board of seectmen relative to a propc sal l that the Gardner property, South Main street. acceptd by tn town at a special | town meeting Monday afternoon be pur- chased by the legion.
 Just how this very desirable end shall l be brought about is still a matter of some 1 doubt At the present time the legion 1 is not financially able to acquire the 1 property unless some generous arrange ment for garments Is agreed upon or un- less the puleic at large comes forward to
 do something for the service men com mensurate with the service they rendered the country during the trying days of the world war-a period when the town
 would have expended a tremendous l amount to insure the safety of each and every man of the town In uniform. The legion committee is instructed, too. to inquire as to what price the commit tee of the town and the selectmen will set upon the property, which the legion proposes shall be turned into a war me- ! morial and community house including legion headquarters. As the public at large will share with the legion in tho genefits of the property as a community house, 1t is believed that an active cam pangn would result in an enthusiastic support of the legion plan to develop 1t as such and as a war memorial TNa | property comes to tha town -'-t and in view of that fact the taxpayers might be very genero!s ladee
 with the legion's pre9c sition if it were submitted to their confederation, as wal 1 as that of all other electors, at special town meeting.
 1 Members of Putnam lodge of Elks gath | cred at their headquarters in the Fl'ze building Tuesday evening for a turkey
 supper. enc of the tempting kind al srved by this lodge. as a sort of 7~e- Thanksgiving gathering Tuesday erar- | ing's banquet followed close after anoth, CT given at the rooms Sun lay evening
 when coon supper was served.
 Victor LaParle. 56. who died at hi. home here a few days ago, following ar illness of three weeks with heart trouble l had been a resident of Putnam for 1;
 years, coming here when a boy from Can ada, where he was born. He was member of Putnam aerie of Eagles ant of the Franco-American society of thi, city and these organizations were repre- scented at his funeral. held at St Nary, cnurcn. MT. LaPdrle leaves three sons
 Eugene, Victor and Theodore of this cit,
 and daughter, Mrs. Eva Tetreault, als,
 resident in Putnam
 In the of William A. Burrows VI Frank A. Davis, Danielson parties, hear(
 in the superior court here during the Oc
 tober. term, Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin
 has rendered a decision for the plaintiff
 to. recover s240 with interest from July 1
 1921; and costs, less sums the plaintiff
 had collected prior to August of thi
 year.
 The action was relative to a parcel c
 property on Railroad square in Danielson
 which the defendant agreed to purchas
 from the plaintiff. When consummatio1
 of the deal failed to materialize after tn l defendant had commenced operations an | removed quantities of sand from tn premises the plaintiff started court actfo for damages. Since the matter was be fore the superior court here MT. Davi l has closed the deal with MT Burrow and has come into possession of the prop
 erty.
 At the office of the clerk of the surerio
 court here it was stated Tuesday tha
 no more cases will be assigned for tria
 during the present term of court. whicl