Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-25
PUTNAM

Observance of Feast of St. James at
 Episcopal Chureh-country Club
 Visitors Won Tennis Matches at
 Norwieh-5usy Day in City court-
 Chamber of Commerce Has Added
 7s Members During 1916.
 The feast of St. James will be ob- served with a communion service at St. Philips church this morning at g o'clock. Rev. c. J. Hartman will con- duct the service.
 Rhodesville clerks have baseball game scheduled with the Down Town clerlos for Thursday afternoon on Tourtellotte field.
 To Omit August Meeting.
 It Is announced that there will not be an August meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Commerce, the next meeting being scheduled for Sept. 8.
 Patrick Roche given stiff sen tence in the lEillingly town court on Monday, has furnished excitement for this town and business for the local court in the past.
 Looking for Providence Woman. Officer William Kiernan of the Providepce police was in this city l Monday seeking a woman who jump ed' a $500 bond in the Rhode Island capital
 WI "dSSHGS at fNOT"IGHu
 The Putnam Country club members who went to Norwich should have been given the credit of winning the tennis tournament, two matches to one, Ads in New Haven Road Cars.
 Some of the passenger coaches now being run through this city by the New Haven road are equipped with the advertising about which so much has been said. The advertising cards in hn al ia cars.
 The directors of the Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution con- graduating the Putnam Savings bank upon the removal of all restrictions under which it has been operating Miss Rose Seder has returned to her home in Worcester after spending a l few days with Mr and Mrs. Charles Seder, Grove street.
 | Interest in Supt. Crampton's Comment There was special interest here in Supt. J. $. CramptOn's comment on the | deer law and the reference to the So- | called TUrrey case. Incidentally tEe | deer in this section are being cXterr1t- | mated and, under the present law. vii | be as scarce as hons taCth i- another | year IT two. There are many v-''O will | DC giaG i' they arc, especially farmers 1 who h. vo suffered Cam0 eG-"nd 1 hunters whose dogs, trained fer special 1 I11r0so will leave any trail fC" that i 0G q de-r.
 More Lcniency in Bay State. / AIton1ori'ists here learn with inter- : cit shat tfc matter Of allowing Con- ! n~-u"ur oa"s the same leral rating in i ,i, g''c,C' '..'"ct'@ as cars of that state i .,-' he"r ccuccdcd. This claim that 'Irr-t'- '' CrtS unJc recently en- ! '"'". }t e"" ht3@"tt~ -al~. would have ra "a protection while in ,faasachu- ". g .ta' t"' let CT writing campaign '' bis 'isy. tho results now accuring . Nrin- 7:r:. cJat'f. ing
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