Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-13
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

on the West Side.
 Miss Mignonne and Reeert AertA arc visiting at Old Orchard, Me.
 Miss Alice Caron is spending her va- cation at Oakland Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Percy Hammond. of East Killingly are receiving visit from their daughter. Mrs Lucy Hammond Mercer, of Hartford formerly of DanieiseH.
 Mrs. Julia Oubruei1 Is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Davigncn ef New Bedford.
 Mrs. Mae Tyler and daughter. Mss Nellie Tyler of West Haven, have been guests of NIT. and Mrs John O~en.
 Miss May Hammett fs visiting feF . few weeks at Pleasant View, R. |
 Miss Blanche Smith is having her va cation.
 Mrs. Ray Bailey has returned te her home here, following visit with Mfr and Mrs. Durant Lathrop of winthrep, Mass. +f
 Letters trsB Mrs. F. A. ysesbs and Daughter, MisG Laura JRro6e dernen- strate that they are having q delightful time touring in Europe
 Frederick I. Rae4ns was SC far im- proved following injuries received Tues day night when his automobile hft telephone pole at wauregan, that he
 
 attend to his business affairs. He states -hst the accident was due to his ina ] "ltty to get his car back on the road Il after he had been forced om the h'rhway by a passing machine. The ~.h aels of his automobile dropped into tho soft dirt at the side of the road eri before he could stop or get back cn he road he had hit the telephone pole. lTr. Racine was severely hurt when. rrown violently against the steering -ereeL
 The athletic arena at Murphy's Shows , i'as been strong attraction for local e~o-'smer and Friday night was no ex- ~>0tion. The card for the evening called ro" two wrestling bouts. The first was tween Robert Page of Putnam and 7-!le James, the latter a member of the ~N3w outfit Page gave a good account 7. himself and rroved he was no mean wreetlor. The bout went five minutes to no decision. Tn the main event Mike Tancs took on Bill Collins of Central "'Ia-e for wrestling match to- a fin i'N. And it was just as advertised Collins who holds the mi1dlewoirht -''7 mnionshin title for Connecticut. was declared winner of tho watch by Ref -~na X L. Barriere Of Darielson. Col ms won on toe or body hold. Th~ herd cf thirtv-s-r.r. cattle owned ''-- William Brown of Shenard Hill 'Fa~o1. was tested Friday hv state and
 l-r"l veterinarians at Mir. Browns .-auest for tuNerculosis A federal and --'7t- "c,H7r bi'l of health" for his herd. wh0t M. Brown seeks. Interest will "a keen 9-1o1g local farmers in the re- --'.- of th, test
 9h~-iT z. F. Aver has r-si-u~d as '0~ wa~7on for the town of Tillin~ly ard t1e hoar1 of s>lertmen has ar- : ''"'7tad D.. Fred ". Pare. Dr. Fago ''-''i '-er1 2 sharp evn for dogs ztravtne, -''"''' ~'~oets in violation Of the stric, '--~ ne order of Commissioner of, 0---or.;" t~ira's Wbi't1esey. Howard '''''r+ of tho s-atn rolice department "'N@~iH' Aver will work together in ''r''"'- nl n~oeecutio ions of owners or
 ~ o' do~r who ignore the nuar9n-
 'l'ator. Tn to Friday Dos \ Lathron of Brooklyn had found
 5"~S st~avin~ ahropE. in that town . '~" '-s irn0orndnl them for the pre- ! e~"'''"d tir'' fvad bv law and at 1t.
 ~7ir ion ha is comHolled to dispose oi inc dogs IS the statutes direct.
 Two new Ford ears cam to.ethe, T'-urs 7av evening at Attawaugan and '''''''r # is reported no one was injured | '7th machines were badly dana Sed i Tn" misha0 occurred or the state high ny where the silent policeman stands 1 n Attawaugsn village
 Tb" case of Stat. vs. Mrs Mar Hol-
 qd v.os nolied hy Judge W, .Fennnr | "oo1wa~d in the town court Fr'day af- , moon Cn recommends tio7 of Prosecu- --- 'ttorney A. C. Bill Mrs. Halstead i '~7s before court last Monday morning i "'hen sh" pleaded not guilty to the charTe of selling intoxicating louors tc 2 Goodyear man and with keeping. in. l tovcants with Intent to sell On hel olHo of not guilty her trial was set for ! Friday afternoon but when court sal | fo~ tho hearing. the action against tn, women was nolled and she was allowed | 10 return to her home in Goodyear.
 Mrs. Ella Lathrop and daughter, Mis-,