Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-31
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

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 Colder nights are the means of driving men to ask for put-ups at the Daniel son police station. Five who made such applications were permitted to sleep there during some nights of the past week. All were without money or employment. One 1 of the men was exceedingly well dressed, | having fine suit and brand new fall ov- | ercoat of the latest mode. He was as completely cleaned of cash as the most bewhiskered of the hoboes, however, and in asking for a nights lodging told Chief 1 Mcfarland that he never had been oblig- ed to do that before in all his life. His home is in Providence and he met with reverses. Another and older man who slept one night at the police stataion was greatly disappointed when he learned the next morning that he was not to be pre- sented in court. Wasn't I drunk when you locked me up?'' he anxiously inquir- ed and his jaw dropped visibly when negative answer was given him and he was told that he must be on his way the chance of a jail sentence fading away and leaving him almost without hope.
 Everett T. TiIlinghast expressed Satur- day his appreciation of the efficient and sbillful manner in which members of the fire department handled the blaze at his home on North Main street Wednesday forenoon last. Mir. Tillinghast was par ticularly appreciative of the fact that none but necessary damage was done in bringing the fire under control.
 For having violated the quarantine regulations in force against his herd of cattle, o. B. Carpenter of the town of Eastford, was fined S20 and costs amounting to S3423, Saturday morning when presented before Justice E. Grant ] FTN-o-- -E, -s-l ter, well known in that section of the county pleaded not guilty, gut was found guilty. Witnesses were introduced to es- tablish that he had removed animals that were under quarantine On his fran and took them to Stafford Springs for ex- hibition
 State Officer Howard A. Elliott. reputy commissioner of domestic ani~lals, who were on the case against Mir. Carpenter said that q quarntine against the Carpen- ter herd was ordered September 20, and } that on September g and 4 some of the animals that had been ruberulin tested reacted. Dr F. W. Page of Danielson ] and Dr. Blake were the veterinarians who made the test. Officer Elliott warned Mfr. Carpenter that he would be prosecuted if the quarantine regulations were violated and Saturdays prosecution was in ac- cord&nce with that promise.
 The case is regarded as of unusual importance inasmuch as a special effort to clean up herds has been under way in this section of the state for several years and more testing Of 3 tuberculin nature has been done in Windham coun- ty than in any other county of the state, the herds in this territory being particularly free from the disease
 Sergeant Stiles of the state police de- partment assisted Offer Elliott in work ing up the Carpenter case.
 Miss A. E. Hurd. relative of the family and a guest in the household of D. B. Hatch at Brooklyn for some time past, sustained a compound fracture of the right leg, during the very early hours of Sunday morning, when she fell down a flight of stairs. Miss Hurd happen. ing to awaken, observed that a light had been left burning in another part o- the house and in getting up to shut I off neglected to turn on the light in hel own room. It wes whfYa making her wa3 back that she rnisiudged the location ot the stairway, down which she fell Dr q. M. Burroughs gave Miss Hurd atten. ton a7d she was later removed to the Day NiEnbau hospital at Putnam.
 With q solemn high mass of requiem at 5.15 this (NIondayl mornin" for the 'lFeitt Ol llle IJftl iSIt tIlt three NtthS of missions at St. James church come! to close. The missions have been tn, source of unusual religious inspira tio1 and devotion and have been attended hy larger congregations than ever be fore me cut for missions in the par
 sh Rev. Fathers Foreetier. ChouinarC and ] eawith. of the Missionary order o TaSallette have given the missions wit the success of which they are wei p!aa sad Rev. P. T Ledwitfl NJ S, wh conducted the last week of the mission ond who goes from Dauielson 10 Norwic1 to participate in another mission. dre7 nightly conerega tions that included mum b~rs of non-Catholics far in excess O v-l'at had been anticipated. His splen di' work here has left a deen impress sion.
 NIT. and Mrs. oIir Grant of GIaston bury, have bec7 visitors with Mrs. F. ( Tcavers at Wauregan. Mrs. Gran formerly was Miss Matte Leavene.
 A man who was found sleeping peace fully beside the railroad track. a shor distance above the station. will appea in the town court this morning to answe to charge that has been preferre against him.
 Dauiclscn Ncbies of the Mystr' Shrine were enthusiastic Sunday ove their visit and entertainment at Nor wich Saturday.
 Frank A. Moore of South Main stree was painfully injured at WiIIimanti Sunday afternoon while acting as an ! nouncer at the motorcycle climbing cor l test being conducted fin that city. Mi | Moore was knocked down and receive | cut on the head, badly bruised le l and lacerated hand when one of the me l torcycles. starting out with terrific forc' 1 reared on his back wheel, the machin 1 striking Mir Moore and knocking hir l down. He was hurried to the offie ( pr. Owen ONeiI1 Four stitches were rt - ouired to close the wound in his leg. M
 and Mrs Moore were brought from Wi Iimantic to Danielson in the automobil of Ray Wood, who had been a spectatc at the contest. Mir. Moore was fairl comfortable at his home here Sunday ey ening aside from the fact that his injure 7S leg was giving him much pain.
 Miss Annie F. Day has resigned as
 teacher in the West Side school. In pofT
 of service Miss Day was one of tt - oldest teachers tn this territory. She hs
 given years of faithful service to u
 town of Brooklyn as teacher in the We Side school, and formerly taught in XII
 ingly's schools.
 Miss Airline F. Babson, student : N wflli1nantic Normal school. spent Sunda
 with her parents, Mir: and Mrs. E. !. Babson. of the West Side.
 'S Sunday evening the Connecticut Con - pany announced some changes, effectt7 today CHIonday). Hereafter, on wee r days, excepting Saturday, the 1910
 m. car will run to DayviIie only. IT Io.+ .,- for pu+na11 win leava Da nif