Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-12
PUTNAM

a limited service man, and sent te Camp Upton, has been assigned as c.erk in the office Of the local board in this city and has taken up his du- ties.
 Attorney Eric H. Johnson, demo- cratic nominee for senator from the 18th senatorial district. is quoted as being strongly in favor of prohibition legislation.
 Bernard Dolan, who esrae from Providence and who has teen in the town of Thompson. has been found to be an unregistered man. While he is serving jail sentence for a miner offence his case will be called to the attention of the department of jus tice.
 The Merchants committee of the Tutnam Chamber of Commerce de- ctded in favor Of the usual half-hol- day for Woodstock fair, which will be onedsy fair again this year.
 E. l.. Davis. who has been spending the summer at Lords Point, is ex- I,ected to return here the latter part of this week to renal in for tine winter,
 Howard Brown and C. F. Nictos were at Boston to attend the world series games.
 MT. and Mrs. D. M. Stahl have come here from Hartford to make their home. MT. Stahl is employed by the telephone Company.
 Arthur Nelson, South Woodstock. has won a commission after per cd of training in an officers training camp at, Camp Lee, Va He was in lucted into service from this district as a selected man and sent to Camp Geyens. Lieut.. ! ee is the second se- lected man of this district to win d commission. the first going to Lieut. Harold S Corbin
 It. was stated here Wednesday that permits will be issued for cars that gre to run to Brooklyn Sunday. to at 1 end the oatriotiG rally scheduled for that place.
 Judge E. M. Warner. chairman of l the le@al advisory board in this city ] is about to re-orga nize the board Q as to have it ready 10 handle the hundreds of quest;onnaires that will ! he. coming to new registrants right af- ter Oct. i. Judge Warner said Wed nesday afternoon that he hopes to have as many ss 15 members of, the board in this city.
 Rev. Harry A. BeadIe. Pomfret. vko is to he. principal of the Brewer Nor mai school at Greenville, South Caro- | lima, was given q farewell reception ! fy the. people of Pomfret. where he 1 has been pastor of the Congregation i al church for seven years. Rev Mir. l Peadie said that, wherever he may en. Pomfret always will seem like home to him.
 Tn number of towns hereabouts republicans will be holding caucusAs tomorrow to name candidates for the town offices, This year. in most of the Windham county towns. there is l mt in chief interest being centered on the winning of the war.
 Miss Florence Sargent will have charge of the Christian Endeavor meeting. at the Congregational church Sunday evening. when there will be d special programme.
 Members of Elizabeth Porter Put nam chapter. D. A. R. have votefi to work diligently to raise the chapters 5pportionment of the s199, 900 which the Daughters of the American Revo- lution as a society. are going out for with which, to buy bonds of the Fourth .J4iberty loan.
 Some strange eases come to the at- tention of the local board. but none of them have been much more so than that of young man of this district who is charged not only with failing to work but with remaining in bed for a week a a time This young will receive the irnm ediate attention of the board. 1t is understood that he is not ill.
 That prompt action relative to building the new water main from the pumping station into this city may be expected is indicated by the fact that the members of the board of water commissioners have taken the neces- sary steps to secure bids for the con- tract of constructing the line It is stated that about 9600 feet of 15-inct water main will be laid
 The law library of the superior court was so arranged Wedn esday af- tcrnoon that 13 registrars will be able
 to work at one time today. so there should be no. delays for registrant' who are anxious to have quickly ovei
 with the work of putting themselves
 on record in compliance with the se- lectiYe service law.
 It was stated Wednesday that there will he meeting of che members o
 the Methodist church Friday evening
 at which time the resignation of Rev
 George D, Stanley will be presented and the name of his successor an. nounced Rev. MT. Stanley is going tC Westerly, taking up his duties ther; . Oct 1.
 No questonnaires will be issued t,
 registrants today. All registrant. will be assigned serial and orde ; numbers before the questionnaires ar,
 sent out, and this probably will no
 be until some time during or snort,
 after the first week. in October. I
 has been stated in Washington pres
 despatches that General Crowder doe not expect tAat the order numbe drawing will take place until Oct. Windham county superior eour s short calendar and assignment of case
 at Putnam Friday, Sept. 13, at 10.3 , i a. m, Judge John P. Kellogg presid ing: Short caIendar-William W. Med bury vs. Reuben s, Bartlett, Mary 4 a LaPointe vs. Felix LaPointe Georg
 Gosselin vs Cordeha Gosselin, Mar , Sherry vs. William Sherry, John Baye vs. Katie S. Bayer. Richard Bowne (
 all vs. Annie Child, Carrie E. Smith
 appeal from probate, Jonathan I n Smith, admr., appeal from prohat
 David and James Rennie vs. Merto @ W. Clifford, John Gabrys vs. Konstant q Szmigielski and Annie Szmigielsk Orrin Alvord 1vs. N T., N. H. & I n R. R. Co.. Samuel Marchesseau ul ', ', admr., vs. N. Y, \. H. & H. R. R. Cc i Bowne Brothers vs. Frederick S Sack = cit ct al. Uncontested divorces-Mar
 T oCourt-Samuel and Morris Spectc $ vs. Harry Weinstein. Assignments court-F'irst special for Tuesday. Sep y 24,' Louis J. Sylvester vs Franc ' Downing; first Thursday, Sept l
 Arnold R Stone Vs Harold A Cons