Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-12
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PUTNAM

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PARTNERS, was engaged during Wednes- /,
lay with Inspection visits through the
business section of the city with q view
to carrying out instructions OF Super
itiItendent Robert Hurley of the state po-
lice, departnlrat relative to the elinlina-
ton of aceltnulations of rubbish and
waste material that might cause disast-
rous fires.
Captain Delage said that he will see to
It that the recommendations Of the head
of the state police department are care
fully carried out, and that his inspec-
! tons will include every section Of the
| city. Wherever dangerous accuG1lula
tons Of rubbish are discovered remo-
| val will be ordered and enforced. This
| winter cleanup campaign is being made
| IN the interest OF property protection and
prevention Of, FIRE losses. Captain Delage
| asks the cooperation Of property owners
| and lessees Of property In carrying out
| the wishes OF the state police depart
ment.
! Captain Delage, who IS doing his first
| week Of duty, said Wednesday morning
| that with the support Of the city gov
| eminent. OF which he is assured, and Of
! the members Of his department and the
! citizens at large, he purposes to give
the people Of this city the best possible
| administration Of the affairs Of the po-
1 tlcS ana 10 keep II at ltle
highest possible stage Of efficiency.
There is a warning that should be ac-
cepted at 100 per cent. of its face value
| I'm statement made to the superior
lcourt at Wiiiimantic by State Attorney
Charles E. Searls, OF this city, in pass
ing upon a case having to do with vio-
Eation of the liquor laws.
II State Attorney Searls said that no per
son who comes before the superior cour,
ID Windham county to answer to a sec
ond offence for violation Of the liquor
laws can hope to escape with anything
tess than a jail sentence.
AS definitely establishing the attitude
of the attorney for the state in deal
ing with violators OF the liquor laws
whose numbers are legion despite tht
This territory to date, Mr.. Searls' state
tnent IS Of far-reaching interest. In {
Egord, it means that those who danct
must pay the fddler-in case they ge
caught
There are such tremendous profits IL
! sight for tn Sc who are willing to vic
date the liquor laws, that many are will
ins to take the chances attendant upor
being afoprehended. But It is well 70,
them to KIN w what to expect when they
| appear for q second time IN the superior
!
says he will send them to jail and Mr.
Searls is known as a man who invariabl:
keeps his word.
Hoary Old Winter, who had been rath
er lenient to territory hereabouts thi
season. gG5nlly reached out OF the north
east curing Wednesday, grabbed thi
area by the rape Of the neck and shool
It to It's toes in the fury OF the first @
old-tashtoned winter storms
Snow began to sift in shortly after a
> m. and to fall RAPIDLY during the mex
two hours. The noon hour brought al
increase in the intensity of the northeas
, wind, which gradually increased to
moderate gale during the early after
noon alternativeiy bringing snow, rair
on'l sleet..
Traffic was little hindered by tn
storm during the daylight hours. Trol
ley cars kept close to schedule and pro
vtded q warm and otherwise co1nfortabl,
means o. transportation for those VIII,
found i. necessary to go about.
In the railrof--! yards here New Havel
road erbloyes we're ready Wednesda,
evening to cope with any trouble tina
the storm might create. For weeks pas
: locomotive, specially equipped for snow
pe'E service, has been kept with stesn
up in the local wards ready to 60 Cur
| william H. Skinner of Bridgeport. sec
"si.arY Of the Connecticut State Leagu
}? Building and Loan associations. is Il
he the SPEAKER Of the evening when tn,
Putnam Building and Loan association
ho!cs its annual meeting In ODD Fellows
haa on the evening of February L
This meeting is expected to be Of snc
cal interest to shareholders OF the loca
'o-ga 1izatior. which has made a s1iendi
N1arT Of achievement during the 81,
e@-s II has been in existence an
4 which promises to continue to be tn
uears Of furnishing many Putnam PEG
Me with funds for building home
through the wears that are to come.
i Secretary Mahion H. Geissler Of tn
IN nam association said Wednesda
1 morning that the Putnam association I
''6sT issuing it's 18th series Of shares. 4
Of which had been subscribed for Up t
Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. John 8. Black and DR.. Osborne, Q
;ha state board of health are comm
- this city, by invitation. it was state
Wednesday. to participate in the organ
,sst'on of Putna1p's board O. healtl
which has the person :el and inclinatto
to actively carry o. : duties prescribe
for 1t. No ate had been fixed IN
Wednesday for the presence OF the ":
I Ting physicians in this city the matte
being left to their convenience; but
4 IS expected that the visitation Will i
some time during the present month.
4 Guy Zyto. captain of the An-sts
bowling team named in his honor. ha
made a seasons three-stuing record Il
this city in rolling a total Of zo1 at Val
dale's alleys. Strings of 12o, 147 al
1874 made the total Zyto has develope
4 into one OF the most capable Of the city
bowlers, and, his FRIENDS say, is gettir
better every day.
T. The death Of Miss Junius Harriso
1 II. member Of the senior class Of lPu
nam High school, has caused wild
spread regret. Miss Harrison had ma,
her home while studying here with A
1 torney and Mrs. E. C. Morse. She W;
1 a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Harr
son Of the town Of Union, and the thil
4 daughter Of her family to take a cour
at Putnam High school. Miss Harrist
died late Tuesday afternoon.
III Superintendent C. Dwight Sharpes
the water department Of the city Of Pu
\ nam, has called attention to the fact tn
permits are necessary for those vi
1 wish fish through the ice OF Woodsto.
4 lake, which body OF water supplies tn
1 city. Fishermen will not encounter al
1 difficulty In obtaining permits to rs
but they are under the obligation OF o
tanning them, as is required by statu
of all who fish in Connecticut waite
4 that are reserved as reservoirs.
Miss Agnes Tetrea1It and Leo Gagr
4 both Of this city, were married at
n + Nary'o NfnpHaU