Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-03

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 M<s. Lawsen Expected ts Appsar ln
 ceurt-Hish School Council to Epd
 Banner Flying suHrasist Play.
 Judge Howard J. Curtis returned superior court of the week. com mepctng this morning.
 MT and Mrs. Herman e. Carver are entertaining Mrs. Carverss sister. Mrs. C. H. May, Worcester.
 George Lizotte has leased quarters for his business in the Union block, in the Store being vacated by Miss Lauretta Allard.
 Alleged Theft of Petates..
 Deputy Sherin George F. Holbrook was called to Pomfret Tuesday to look TOT q man charged with stealing a quantity of potatoes that were in pos session or the railroad company
 WIlI Entertain Mrs- Kinney.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney. honorary pres fdent of the D. A. R. in Connecticut. will be the guest during her stay in Putnam of Mrs. Mary Medbury.
 Raymond N. Morrison of Aver, Mass. was visitor with friends inNPutnam Tuesday.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows gro un- claimed at the Putnam postoff1ce: Ben Lowe, Madelia Signeara Bisbucia Ma china. James Mullen. Joseph Gondreau. dette's Mkt
 Nearly 2so Members. The first degree was conferred on a class of 2S candidates in Israe Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows Tuesday eve ming, This lodge ia now one of the city, having approximately 250 mem bers.
 Weaver Case to Be Tried. Witnesses are to be summoned to- day to testify in the trial of the case of the state vs. Edward Weaver. who was arrested in Woodstock charged with incest. Mir Weaver has pleaded not guilty to the charge against him.
 New Train Schedule Sunday Next. Few changes of importance are to be made, 1t is said, under the new schedule of running trains through Putnam. beginning Sunday next. An important addition to the trains on the Norwich branch will be the Bar HArbor expresses. running through G. Harold Gilpatric, cashier of the First National bank, and his father, George H. Gilpatric, returned Tuesday afternoon from Juniper Point, Me. Their families are at the formers cot
 
 Democrats here learn that the press story denying that Congressman Bryan F. Mahan is a candidate for United States senator from Connecticut is un- true. MT. Mahan. it is understood from his local friends. is in the field for the nomination.
 Preparations are being made at Pom fret school for the events marking the end of each school year. There is to be the usual interesting demonstra- ton, music and visitation to the fac uity homes fireworks. etc. 5ernisr Appeal to Be Heard This Fall It is stated that the appeal taken from the decision by jury in the su- pertor court here this spring against the plaintiff in the case of George Ber- l nier, admr., vs. the Woodstock Agri- cultural society, known as the bal loon case. will not be heard by the | supreme court until early fall. Left te Building Committee. The town school committee has voted to leave the matter of rearranging tht heating system at the high school II the hands of the building committee Messrs. Mcdonald. wheelocix ant | Bradway-with power to act. It L estimated that direct heating equip, ment may be added at approximatel, sf50 cost About 1so tons of anthra, cite coal have been used in heatins
 
 the contemplated change is made it i. | expected that the building will be sat isfactorily heated with 100 tons of eoa each winter.
 | Town Clerk to Move. | After July Town Clerk David F1agi Is to occupy an office in the municipa building on Church street. where tn, records will be transferred and placet ! in vaults. The records are now kep in Mir Flags store. The office in tn, municipal building will be open dail, from a. m. to 12 m. and from l u p. m. daily excepting holidays ant Sundays, and someone will be in at tendance all of the time. it is nov planned. MT. Flagg will continue however. to issue burial permits. mar | riage licenses and other such paper from his store office.
 Lawson Trial to Be Resumed Today
 When the trial of Amanda U. Law son, facing a charge of manslaughter is resumed in the superior court her, | at 30 this Wednesday, morning tn accused, 1t was indicated Tuesday, wii have sufficiently regained her strengtl to stand the final ordeal of the trial which may be finished today. Las Thursday morning, when the unex l pected postponement became neces sary, attorneys were hopeful that tn evidence would all be in within tw or three hours and the case ready fo the arguments. which will consume | of Mr<