Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-05

 l tey-New Nut Lock on Trial.
 James L. Kenyon of Woodstock, Willimantic and Putnam, was given a | sentence of 90 days and assessed costs amounting to $S.09 in the city court brought in at the request of Probation l Officer Bowen for breaking his parole, both here and Willimantic. He was put on parole May IS, when he was up 1 charged with intoxication. Attawausan Men Arrested. l At the request of Deputy Sheriff Michael Grimshaw of Attawaugan, Captain Murray arrested John Laven- der of that village in this city Tues l day and later turned him over to the 1 Killingly officer, who took him to Dan 1 ielson. where he will be presented in utory charge.
 Thumb Amputated. George Battey, a Greek, employed at 1 company in Mechanicsville is at the Day-Kimball hospital as the result of getting his right hand caught in the machinery. His thumb has been am- l putated.
 i Barbers Plan Notification. The Barber's union of this city, l which includes workers in the trade
  towns, is making plans to hold an l outing and clambake sometime dur i ing the present month /? Plenty of Music for Parade. There will be plenty of music in the 1 big parade at the fremen's muster in this city on October 12. Several of l the companies that are coming will | bring bands and other bands will do service for the local department. l r. i Putnam friends received cards Fri 1 day sent from Montreal by Attorney H. C.. Bradford and Mahlon H. Geissler, i Harold $. Corbin and Frank E. How arth. They are now making the re- turn trip and expect to reach this city l Sunday night.
 1 Amended Charter Bill Will Pass. l The bill amending the charter. of the city of Putnam, as heretofore outlined, | has passed the house in the form in which it was reported by the commit 1 tee on cities and boroughs and will go | through the senate at a session during l the coming week.
 l Recovering From Injuries.
 Representative Willis Covell and Mrs Covell are progressing toward recovery from the injuries they re- ceived when they were thrown out, of | a team in a runaway last Sunday. i Their little daughter. also hurt at the same time. is able to go about again | as usual
 1 Lively Game Expected. If the Putnam and Quinnebaug teams | come anywhere duplicating the great l overtime game they played at Quin- nebaug last Saturday there will be l something doing when they, meet here 1 this Saturday, afternoon. This will be the first real game to be played in Putnam this year and an outpouring of fans is to do the expected. Plans for Theatre Re-openins.
 Manager Edward Morrill, of the Bradley theatre has returned from his l vacation of a month and plans for the | re-opening of the house are made Aside from pictures, the opening at traction of the season has been booked | for August 2S.
 News In General. Putnam citizens who own automo- piles would be pleased to hear that the 1 town of Killingly had decided to ex- tended macadam to connect with one 1 of the two state road routes out o1 travel by automobile between the two places, but none of the three mos used routes afford macadam all the <, way.
 Personals.
 Mr. and Mrs. M M. Dwyer ant children will leave tomorrow Sunday morning for Ocean Beach. The family is to spend their vacation there. l. Henry A. Riordan of Worcester call ed on friends in Putnam Friday. P. J. Hurlihe. district deputy of the K. of c. was in the city from Willi- mantle Friday.
 Miss Jessie Stevens of Marlboro Mass, called on Putnam friends Fri day.
 Miss Katherine Thayer was with rel atives in Danielson Friday.
 George Lewis, clerk in Bugbee'. store. is having his annual vacation. | Many residences on South MaiT street are being connected with the system recently installed for carrying away sewerage.
 Encouraging Reports.
 Local members of FUnion St. Jear