Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-01

ly interest and much discussion Thurs day. Those who followed the case closely are convinced that it would not be a very profitable plan for the average layman to refuse to give uD the carcass of a deer should a game official demand 1t unless the circum- stances were exactly the same as they were in this case. That he was cor rect in his position MT. Torrey was certain from, the start of the whole affair, which however hinged on le- gal technicalities that it would not be at all wise for one not versed in the law to trifie with. Having a knowl- edge of the law Mir. Torrey merely insisted on his constitutional rights in resisting arrest under the particular circumstances in this special case slightly to alter the whole proposition in some other specific case.
 Game with South Manchester satur-
 day.
 Fans in this city will get change of diamond diet as it were. Satur- day afternoon, when the South Man chester team comes to Putnam for a game with Manager Cassent's Teddy around that the South Manchester team is the fastest semi-pro team in Hartford county. Pete Wilson, the stellar boxn1an who has often raised Hartford fans to the very heights of enthusiasm. is to do the twirling for the visitors and Smith will catch for him. Van Dyke and Lewis will be the battery for Putnam. South Manches- ter is rated as an even faster organ ization than the American Optical company team of Southbridge. If this be true, there will be a real game 1v, ao1A Cof off Pr,. the locals will have a strong lineup.
 Officers of Hospital Board.
 The following is the list of newly elected officers of the woman's board of the Day Kimball hospital: President, Mrs. M. c. Leonard First Vice President, rMs. H. O. | Preston.
 Second Vice President. Mrs. War ren W. Averill.
 Recording Secretary. Mrs. J. B. Kent
 Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. G. L. i Padgett
 Treasurer, Miss Harriet H. Brown. Vice Presidents, Mrs. Charles Smith, Abingdon; Mrs. J. s. Bard. Brooklyn; {; rMs. Philip Mathewson. Central Vil- lage; Mrs. Harry A. Back, Danielson; Mrs. Jn Arthur Atwood. Wauregan: Mrs. c. O. Thompson, Pomfret; Mrs n. V. Ed1nS, InOupSOn, MrS. G. Il. Nichols, Thompson; Mrs. Henry T. Child. woodstock; Mrs. B. R. Rich Woodstock: Mrs. T. A. Turner, East Woodstock: Mrs. L.. J. Leavitt. North Woodstock.
 Directors. Miss Euretta Grosvenor Pomfret; Mrs. c. A. Potter and Miss 1 Charlotte Scarborough, Broollynf Mrs c. A. Russell. Dayville; Mrs. F. P Todd and Mrs. NJ. A. Shumway, Dan- l ielson; Mrs. R. H. Bellows, North Grosvenordale; Mrs. S. B. Overlook and Mrs. G. NJ. Lowry, Pomfret Mrs | Calvin Rawson. North Woodstock; Mrs. J. M. Paine and Mrs. Chester | May, East Woodstock; Miss Eller Chandler, Woodstock; Mrs H. ] Thayer. Mrs. James F. Sullivan, Mrs F. D. Sargent> Miss Sarah Brady, Mrs Edmond Auger and Miss RosamonC Danielson of Putnam.
 The resignation of Miss Marior | Warren, who has served as treasurer for number of years, was received l with regret.
 During the year the board has taker in s1,226.s7 and expended $s1s.so.
 Story by Mise Gertrude c. Warner. Miss Gertrude C. Warner, youngel daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edgar M Warner. of Putnam, has an interest ing story in the October McBride's Miss Warmers talent for graceful poem and story-writing is known tt her friends and it ia hinted that sh, has even more ambitious literary worl in prospect
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