Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
PUTNAM
Fazli Ali Fined For Driving Car With out License -Eleven Men 10 Leave For Aver Today-Young Man Arrest ed at Hartford Faces Serious Charge --Men's Mission Largely Attended.

For Aver Today-Young Man Arrest
 ed at Hartford Faces Serious Charge
 -Men's Mission Largely Attended.
 Fszli Ali was fined at the sitting of justices court in the town of Thompson Friday morning for hav- ing driven his motor car without hav- ing license to do so. Ali was the driver of a car that figured in a fla tai accident on School street in this city last year, the car being in col- Iision with a bicycle ridden by a boy, who died of injuries received in the crash.
 Eleven Men Going to Aver. This district will add eleven men to the number who have been sent out since last September, under the se- lective service law when today's con- tingent leaves here for Camp Devehs. The men will assemble here at 10 o'clock this morning and will be checked in and given their instruc- tions. They will have a dinner. here and win be ready to leave soon after the lunch hour. All the men who are going out are volunteers.
 EIks Lead in Tournament. Putnam lodge of EIks now has the substantial lead of S9 points in the pool, billiard and whist tournaments that are being played with teams rep lresenting the Bohemian club of Dan ielson. The members of the two organ nations are getting much entertain ment out of the series, which is de- veloping a real fraternal feeling. Next Thursday evening the EIks' teams will go to Danielson again. Later in April the final games of the series are to be played here
 I The Elks fstve piled up their good lead so far chiefly on the strength of their whist teams.
 Youth Arrested in Hartford. Captain Joseph A. Ryan was in Hartford Friday to bring back to this I city a young man who will be called upon in the city court this morning te 1 face charges of a serious nature ir connection with the work of cleaning up the city in moral way, that has been going on for some time. Other arrests are promised in conneetior with the roundup now going on. Must Not overIaid Cars. l Deputy Automobile Inspector Ralpf c. Younng again warned drivers oi public service vehicles that they mus l ndt overload such vehicles beyond l the limits allowed by the law. MT Young is keeping a close watch fol l drivers who make a practice of car. rying practically double the norma carrying capacity of cars. This ha! been done in a number of Windhan county towns, but it will be stopped
 Mems Mission Closes Tomorrow. l At St. Mary's church tomorrow aft ernoon at 8 o'clock the mission tha has been going on for the French speaking men during the coming weel | will be brought to a close. The mis sion proven Lenten inspiration fo hundreds of men of the parish, ant large congregations have been the rul at all of the services.
 Ready For Liberty Loan.
 The third Liberty loan drive will b started here 9 week from today ant l Putnams organization is ready t make a splendid effort to duplicate tn successes that were achieved in tn two loan drives that were conducte here during 1917. Just what Putnam allotment will be has not been an nounced A special effort will be mad to reach the persons who can at leas afford to loan to the government tn price of a bond of small denoninatio as well as to get heavy subscription from persons of more means.
 I Good Friday Observance. Good Friday services at the church es in Putnam brought cut many per sons who have been observing tn Lenten period. In the business sec