Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-01

had been III poor health for some time
but was thought to be Improving. Less
than week before her death she con
tracted cold. This developed into
pneumonia, which was the cause OF her
death. Besides her husband Mrs. SII1al
ley is survived by a son, three brothers
ana two listers.
1t will pay you to come many miles.
Sellers sails csans toda-y.-ady.
Putnam men were elected officers of
the Manufacturers Association o. east
ern Connecticut, at the annual meeting
netd in the rooms Of the panielson Trust
company, Danielsoa, Monday evening.
Following the reports of officers the cleo
ton was heid and resulted as follows:
President, J. T. GardnfIer, Jr.. Daniel
son vice president, Charles Bragg, Cen
trai Village: secreta9y< Joseph l. RYAN.
Putnam treasurer, Henry J. Thayer
Putnam; ezecl1tIve COMMITTEES. J. Arthut
Atwood. Nauregan, Samuel Butterworth,
Piainfel1; JOHN 6. Johnson. Putnam !;
George A. Gardner. putnam Charles J.
Thayer, PutRarll John F. Rear6on,
North Grosvenor ale; Henry J. Thayer,
Putnam; Robert II. Boys, Putnam
Walter knight. N-iliimantic.
Since tile recent raids upon places
where it was believed liquor was being
sold Illegally the police department has
been flooded with complaints Gapta.n
F:enai Delage states that II al cornnlu-
nica5iozs received were to be believed
nearly every house and business place
IN this CT must =. manufacturing hoocn
or I7oonshine. But in nearly all instances
the Compartments CO no. sign tilei'
names They shield their identity by
| signing "a friend Or using some other
+, similar carncufia age. All anonymous COM
| nun.cations 60 at once into the discard
! investigation OF some q tie cases de
| yeiop that there IS {. gIsadge against tie
party coIrgtlaiiied Against. THIS is where
! several people have voluntarily 'tippe'i
| or the police. Captain Deiage welcomes
any information regarding tie sale O.
| !ntoxicarlts IN Putnam where the com
| plant is lodged from ToroJer motives and
| evidence Is produced to sulostantiate the
| information given. but tfl5 STEADY streal1
: OF complaints from unknoE~n and pnae-
ternlinabie sources is only al annoy ance
| to the police department.
| Price .siarea er. err ire s.oc.s, o9dc-'s
sale on-s7s to,7av.-&fIV.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Julian
| Tattcon {ccloeed) were n Central VII
! lage Tuesday to attend her funeral ans
burial Alhough she had not lfved 81
sPutTana IN se.s,e years she was vel
known In this city. Mr.. Tattoon he:
been living IN Norwich and his wife il
| New Yor:... According to q story toll
+, by q relative IN Putnam Mrs. Tattoor
| was found murdered in her room in New
| Te-I1 last Friday morning. Her bods
wag discovered by her iandIady lying i
: peel; Of blood. It vas drops Of bloc.
| trickl!ng through the ceiling from tat
4 SIC SI-, {av.
isdy's attention. a note was found il
the room from man stating that unless
Mrs. Tattooa would 60 away with. hin
he would cake his life. Officers went. Il
the mans room and found him with
tube from a gas Jet IN his mouth and tn
gas turned On. Il IS alleged that tn,
mans shirt was covered with blood ant
that later he admitted 10 the police tina
he was responsible for Mrs. Tattoon'
death. Ers. Tattoon's face, It is said
was horribly cut and 1alutilated witt
some sharp instrument.
Members Of GargilI CoanciI, x Of C.
are rehearsing Z play. Thc piece is t
be staged under the direction OF John I
Kennedy Of Mechanlcsville.
Gr. and Mrs. Alfred Bonneville, thes
daughter Claire and son Anterior. ais
Mrs. Amanda Perreaust. with her son Al
bert aad daughter Lille, were in Fal
River over Sunday, guests Of DR.. D. n
Landry, formerly. OF Putnam.
The school committee institute held Il
the eighth grade room Of the higl
school building Tuesday afternoon wa
attended by school board members Sror
I all parts OF eastern Wirdhau1 county
including as far south as Sterling.
program Of topics for discussion has
been submitted in advance and man.
took opportunity to ask questions
Among those present TO answer the CUES
tons were DR.. A. 3. Meredith, state SD
peryisor Of schools, and Messrs. Ltghi
Sturgts and Garrison, supervisors con
nected with the state board Of educa
ton.
Tho meeting Of stas Rusnazn Bui1&snS