Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14

.- T to New. York on the Cedric last week he made a, brief visit with relatives in Baltimore Before returning to Putnam. Mrs. Mary E. Chase, wife of Eras-
 tus. ". Chase \ is dead at their home
 here. Mrs. Chase was born in Putnam;
 February 14, 1850, and had lived here practically all her life. She was .
 daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Jared Whit ! ford, her father being well known con
 tractor and builder who constructed some of the most important of Putnan1's struc-
 lures. Mrs. Chase leaves her husband.
 a son, Clarence w.. and two grandchil- dren, Waldo E, and Ruth l.. Chase. An appeal has been perfected by Tor | rey and 'Geissler, counsel for the de- fendant, in the case of the Peoples Fund Insurance Company vs. Jesse E. Rich that will bring; the matter to the at tention of the, supreme court of the state
 MT. Rich's attorneys claim that no own
 ership was proven sufficient to give pos
 session to- thee plaintiff company of an
 automobile. that was replevined from MT.
 Rich as being machine stolen from q Miss May Murray of Boston and later by a party whose whereabouts are un-
 known to Mr.. Rich, who had no reason | to know or believe. that the car he pur-
 chased was not the property of the man who sold it to, him. The case was on | trial in the superior court here a few ] weeks ago and possession of the car, re-
 plevined from MT. Rich by the insurance
 companyf1 which paid the loss on it to
 Miss Murray, was awarded to the insur-
 lance company..
 | Legislators pa1sed In their work at Hartford Tuesday to pay a tribue to the late ''seuvenor" William Harrison
 Taylor of this city and Hartford, for years. 8 fin1ilar figure about the capi- tol and one of the most kindly and genial men ti>zt ever trod it's marble halls.
 The house adopted resolution, drawr by special conmi5tee of which Repre-
 sentative Luther M Keith of this city
 was member, of respect to the memory l of William Harrison Taylor. The resolu
 ton; set forth that the members ofth' house expressed sorrow in the loss they l have sustained. in being deprived of tn, genial companionship. of William Harri son Taylor of Putnam, enjoyed througl many sessions. Tokens of remembrance from him in commemoration of holiday
 Land other memorial. occasions found ol the desk of every member gained him hi name of Souvenir" and as Souvenir , Taylor he is, affectionately known; amoni members and former members of the leg l tislature. The secretary of state was au thorized and requested Co forward | Tor and Grace A. Richards, father ant . daughter. respectively, of Mir. Taylor , andin further, respect to his memory, tn
 house voted to, adjourn.
 5 Deputy Sheriff Carlo P. Latham 0 } Phoentxville was a visitor in Putnam O Wednesday.
 = Putnam business men generally agre that business has shown considerable i'm l provement of late. This is accountci fo k 4I |. @H and the larger payrolls at manufacturin r company plants. Charles Ryan, who recently returne n from New York, where he received treat g ment for his eye, injured as the resul
 of his being gassed in France, has bee , ofereed. opportunity for a special cours Q in vocational training by the govern I ment. Se5f ,. s The week of April 24th will be Chil
 drens week, for the little people of tn r Congregational church of this city an f plans are being made to entertaini thei 3 at. a number of social affairs. Thi . (Thursday) evening Children's suppe = is to be served and an address will b e made by Miss Frances Weld Danielsol = of Danielson.
 s Arthur J. and Mary E. Bovia of Me r chanicsville have purchased what - known as the eNichols place at We;
 Thompson and are to move there witi r in few days.
 l. Baseball fans awaited with intere l. Wednesday for the first time this seasc I. returns from. the biz league basebs l. club y number of the members of Cargi IS council. K. of. C., of this city will l. in Danielson this (Thursday) evening
 attend an affair being given by Rose III Lima council .,