Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-05
i. DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Principal John ]. Lane InJurss Foe'
 -one Hundred and Sixty Fiss Stu.
 dents Register at High Soheol-Johr | ochvat Held For OfFicer From cievs
 Iand-No Session of Superior cour,
 Tuesday-Exemption Board to Re-
 view Dependency cases-Patriotie
 Work at 6eaeFrr
 rael Putnam school. was unable to re- port for duty Tuesday. Mir. Lane was hurt in an accident Monday. injurine his foot. It is expected that he will 1 jam J. Nelson is substituting for him. l Mail Unclaimed. f Letters addressed as follows are s. Ahearn, E.. Waldon, Miss Blanche l Green Miss Myrtle Holchan, Helen I Labelle, Miss Pearl Nichols. Mrs. Charles -Nadeau, of Pomfret, who recently underwent surgical op- 1 eration at the Day Kimbalf hospital, | was reported Tuesday as making a good recovery.
 Miss winifred Casey of .DanieIson is 1 teaching at the Putnam Heights Henry C. Weldon of New London was e visitor with friends here Tues day.
 Assigned to Day Duty. Sergeant Julius Cordier will go on day duty in the business section of the city today.
 Henry wheelocl and Arthur s. Macdonald recently visited at Camp Devans. Aver. Mass.
 Private Gilbert Perry of the ssth Company, at Fort Terry, has visited his parents, City Engineer and Mrs. George W. Perry
 Miss Katherine Thayer, who has been spending the summer with re1a- tives in Danielson has returned to her home on Grove street.
 Mrs W. J. Bartlett has returned from a stay of a month at Pleasure Beach. N>-- One Hundred and sixty-Fivs Students
 at High School.
 At the opening of Putnam High School Tuesday morning 165 students registered. The entering class num- bers 67. which is somewhat less num- erica1ly than the entering classes of other years. At the Smith Street School 90 pupils were registered.
 To Leave For Aver Today.
 Beginning today. the local exemp- ton board will follow the practice of having men of the districts quota leave here for Aver on the train go- ing out for Worcester at 1 D. m This will bring the men into camp at 3.38 D. m. Registration Two Hundred and Sixty
 The registration at Israel Putnam school Tuesday was 269, but this does not represent the total Of attendance at the school as it will be after all the children who are to study there take up their work.
 This morning Superintendent Mac donald will make a tour of the out lying schools of the town. visiting at 1 Drrk T4l< the Sawyer and the Gary districts John ochvat Held For Cleveland of- |
 f7cers.
 John Ochvat, F. runaway boy detained at the police station. John | made it clear, in an interview with | Captain Joseph A. Ryan, that he has | no desire to return to the Ohio city | and is not at all disturbed over the back
 In fact, he refused !. to return when offered the opportunity, saving that his father objected to his being out l really relished.
 Captain Ryan notified the Cleveland probation officer of the developments l in the case and John. will be held; here | until an officer comes after him.
 No Session of Superior Court.
 There was no session of the superior | court in this city Tuesday. as sched- l uled. One of the cases, which was i of a Iainor nature, was settled by | agreement between the parties con- l cerned and it was necessary to nost- | pone the hearing of another case be- notice that the case had been assigned for trial at such an early | date, it was claimed. Judge Reed, l who was to have held court returned