Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
Connecticut

That Patrick T. Putnam of No. lSl East roth street, New York City, a Harvard student and an alumnus of the Gunnery School at Washington, Conn. who has not been seen since July l7 when he left Martha's Vine yard. Mass, on a trip to New York, has been in Hartford. was indicated Monday when Clifford o. Moore of No. 210 Fairfield avenue recognized a photograph of young Putnam ss that of a young man he talked with on August !. The web of evidence. slen- der at first. has grown to such propor- tions as to lead Co the belief that the missing boy may turn out to be the unidentified man who was killed on the Berlin Turnpike August 6.
 Announcement that Mayor David F. FitzGerald of New Haven is his choice for governor. has been made by former Assistant United States At torney General Thomas ]. Spellaey. candidate for the Democratic nomina- ton for United States senator.
 That the body of Mrs. Bidwell Bis sell aged Mapping woman wta has been missing for week, if found, will be practically without clothing, which may have caused her death from eN- posture. Is certain from clues discoy- cred at Manchester Sunday afternoon by a searching party. headed by Con stable Donald Johnson.
 An exploding controller on a trolley ear returning from the baseball game at Weiss Park. New Haven. Sunday afternoon. created panic among the passengers who crowded the car and running boards Two were severely l injured. while score or more were bruised in the rush to the doors.
 The Ninsted express. carrying pas sengers to resorts in northern Con neetieut, was wrecked al Devon Sat urday night as fl took crossing to 20 up the Nagautuek Division. The acei- dent happened on trestle and the lo- eomofive and mail car were derailet and turned over. tearing up ties for distance of 200 feet as they dragged along under the momentum of the heavy train. The passengers who l filled five day coaches and a Pullman. remained on the trestle. and so far as could be learned no passengers were injured
 Joseph Pae and his three-year-oit daughter, both of kensington. were taken 10 the New Britain Genesll Hospital Sunday night following T runaway on the kensingten .hish road. Both are suffering from las- eratioas and bruises about the head and limbs. Mrs. pae. whe @as with them. is suffering from the shock a, her home
 Within q short time hope tn sta-#. work on retrieving Che rest of Che cargo If fhe big Nile. sunk iH ls3a aa she MS carrying eual Then l trust l shafl he ready ta staet en 2 haf.H piece - work. recovering Caat from aaa =Ha a9hef= tsH other ees.t ls=Hz at fne bottom of tae saaHd nat faH fsaH haf ala President simon Lake of the Lake Submarine Com HaHs. he told Hhout hts special aee V59e- faf recovery of lost cargoes and tHe experiments h. has heen eafftihe on
 Taaee suI5eil residence including fhat uf states Attorney Hueh V AIgofu. who k in Europe. were fafe- sacked Friday night aE early Saturday morning. # 3az found late Saturday afternoon. The other homes where faH afs hetd forth for q time are owned by Fred A. WhipRle and Mrs sherman Perry il estimated that goods % Che value of at least s2 ,o00 were taken from the three places.
 By direction of tte President of the United States. under the provisions Of aH aet of Congress a distinguished service modal has been awarded by the .sssf department te Lieutenant Colonel Eaff D Church of Hartford for ''eX- eeH,lonals meritorious and distin- gu5sHe.i sfryi-rs in q duty of great re suans hiut1 while serving at the front in tbe World War fbis service was rendered particularly during the battles of st. Nibiel and in the great Mause-A -Aruonne offensive
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