Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-31

Novak was charged with procuring and
John Lakowich was charged with lasciy
ious conduct The girls were Bernedolle
Breton and Stella NVogick, who were wit
nesses against the accused and who be-
long in Putnam this state. Lakowich
was fined SIS because Of admission he
made as to his guilt. The others pleaded
not guilty. Judgment was suspended as
TO the two others.
The case as to Andrew Youchus Of No
80 Sheldon street was then scheduled to
be tried on the charge Of keeping g, house
reputed 10 be a house OF Ill fame and
George Lubamerckos was charged with
soliciting girls for the place. There was
d 10 year cd Bloomfield girl in court
who was to be q witness on the part OF
the state against the two, After the dis
position in the Doigetsky case, the prose
cutor noIlcd the loucllus case and the
case is 10 Lubamerckos
Moth crews OF the state ento.nolog ica1
department have finished their winters
scouting work in Woodstock. Through
out the cod weather period the bug
crews, as they are fanliliarly called have
been working in towns hereabouts Kinder
the direction OF John Ashworth, deputy
entono.ogist. Putnam is due for a scout
ing that is to be undertaken at once.
Towns in this corner Of the state re-
ceive the particular attention OF the
scouting crews because this territory IS
| close to the Massachusetts border and
the Bay State has been the most badly
| infested area Of any in the country.
A bad wind spread the past year has
| complicated the fighting and restricting
| of the gypsy moth pest in this section.
SO very active work has been under way
| throughout the winter by the Connect
| cut forces. Five scouting crews are now
at work in W3ndhan county, as well as
one federal government, crew
| Agents of the commissioner on domes-
| tic animals who are operating in. Putnam
and surrounding towns have given, warn
| ing that al dogs found roaming viii be
| seized and their owners ordered into
| court to answer to charges of violating
| the dog laws Of the state.
1t appears that many owners of dogs
are not aware that, under the law as il
| now is, a dog that Is allowed at liberty
| except on the owners premises or abut
ting streets is regarded as roaming, un-
less accompanied by its owner or sons
person designated to have charge OF thu
| animal.
Under this law more than dozer
owners of dogs have been ordered int
|
kiilingly during the past week, ana Put
nam and other towns hereabouts are nov
to receive the same attention.
Where dogs are found roaming, wlithou
collars or tags. the animals may be cap
tured and possibly killed by the repre-
sentatiyes of the state.
The cleanup Of stray and roamin
dogs is being carried out all over tn
state in order that men who desire I
engage in sheep breeding or who alread
are SO engaged may have assurance tina
their foczs will not be decimated b
rowing dogs.
Few dogs are to be found roaming i
Putnam owing to the activity Of Do
Warden Glare, but the warning is beiii
issued in order that all who own dog
t may know that they should not be ALLOW
> ed at liberty except as herein noted.
: Miss Lucille !. Dixon of Proyidence al,
Vernet Pugh of the same city We're mai
ried here by Attorney Arthur S. Macdor
aid, acting as a justice Of the peace.
: Miss Margaret Kennedy. daughter
: Constable and Mrs. ]. E. Kennedy
y Mechanicsville. is patient at the Ds
2 KiIaball hospital and doing well aft
j undergoing a surgical operation,
G. Lawrence Perkins Of this city ar
= Ponafret has been q patient at the Ds
ktmbail hospital for few days.
Some persons who were not aware
changes In me running time, effectiy
! Sunday, log. connections out Of this eli
| Monday morning.
While trniic on the Putnam Webst
trolley line was not heavy during II
past week, when service was resum,
after g lapse OF nearly two years, tho
who are using the line ind the conve
ieiles worry great.
Motor vehicle operators here receiv,
81 Monday tfitir application forms +
operators iipcrses TO replace those nc
IN force nnd which expira an Fab !