Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-15
SUPERIOR COURT
Comes in on Tuesday-The Docket
 Chase Appeal to Be Resumed.


 Judge Silas A. Robinson will preside at the sessions of the superior court to open in Putnam tomorrow (Tues-
 day).
 The Chase appeal from probate case. continued from last week because of the illness of Attorney Charles E. Searles, will be resumed. This case is to the jury.
 Other assignments for the week are: | Coy vs. Kelley, first Wednesday; Ryan
 vs. Murdock, second Wednesday;
 Paterson vs. Frink, third Wednesday;
 Houghton vs. Houghton, fourth We'd nesday.
 There win be a short calendar ses- | sion Friday.
 Rev. w. F. Newton to Conduct Meet inss. The Baptist church has voted to inc | vite Rev. w. F. Newton, state colpor- | ter and evangelist, to come to Putnam
 for ten days series of meetings, to begin on the 18th.
 Rev. Mir. Newton is full of the evan | geiistic spirit and the meetings are
 awaited with much interest. The teachers training class is to meet this week in the Baptist church | on tomorrow Tuesday, evening. A cottage prayer meeting of the members of the Baptist church is to | be held this CAdonday) evening a the
 home of Samuel Hopkins, on Wood stock avenue.
 JinsIes Robinson Lights Out. John Robinson, known here as Jin- | gles Robinson, was in the city court | on a minor charge Saturday morning, l nolled upon his agreement to leave | town. Jingles gladly agreed to this.
 and immediately took to the railroad, | Worcester-hound. Robinson has a shady record. He
 recently came here from Anderson.
 Ky. He has been away from Putnam,
 where he spent his boyhood, for about six years.
 Joe Whites Ring Restored.
 Joe White of Webster. known in
 eastern Connecticut as a basketball | player and baseball umpire. has recov-
 cred a diamond ring valued at $50
 which he left in a lavatory in a Web | ster hotel after washing his hands. | The ring is believed to have been talk | en by boys. Remorse probably seized
 them after taking the ring. and it was
 returned to White by mail, in e cigar | cite box. An unsigned note explaining
 matters was in the box with the ring. | Thank Offering Meeting
 The annual thank offering meeting of the Woman's Missionary society of
 held at the parsonage. It has been re- l quested that the offerings be accom- | panied with a passage of scripture or sentiment expressing thanks for the
 blessing of the past year. | Low Water Stops Mills. | With plenty of orders on hand. the l manufactories in the Quinebaug val | ley are handicapped by a shortage of | water, and the condition is growing steadily worse. Operatives are losing | more or less time because of this con- dition and the manufacturers are de- layed in filling orders. The woman's board of the Day-kim- | ball hospital is to hold meeting we'd | nesday afternoon
 Ire Kings Daughters are to hold | a sewing meeting with Mrs. George | E. Shaw Wednesday afternoon | Attorneys from Putnam will go to | Wiilinoantic Friday evening to attend l the banquet in honor of Judge Silas A. l Rcbinson's advancement to the su- prene court bench. | Salvation Army Anniversary.
 There was much interest Saturday l and Sunday in the first anniversary | observance of the work of the Salva- tion Army in Putnam. | Al number of Putnam people have received invitations to attend the Spir- | itualistic seance to be held in Daniel
 son next week.
 1 Arthur C.. Desantek of New Bedford spent Sunday with friends in Put | nam.
 Court City of Putnam, F. of A, gave
 a dance in Foresters' hall on Friday | evening tha. was attended by a. large number
 Committee fer Eagles New Years l Eve Social. Arthur SoUrbutts, Edmond Gagne | John Casey J. P. Fortney. Ferdinand
 Caisse and W. G. Authier have been
 named as a committee of Putnam | aerie of Eagles to arrange for a New | Years eve social Nominations of can | dioates for lodge officers are to be l made at the next meeting of the
 Eagles.