Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-04
PUTNAM

Joseph F1agg. son of Town Clerk and Mrs. David Flagg, and in the ordnance department, has been trans ferred from Raritan, N. J., where he has been established for months, to Davis bay. near Baltimore.
 The body of J. Edward Greene, who died in Brookline, Mass. arrived in this city Monday and was taken to Woodstock for burial
 James A. Meaghan of Norwalk was visitor with friends in Putnam on Tuesday.
 The regular monthly meeting of the common council was held on Tuesday evening" Putnam students who are pursuing courses in institutions in Canada are leaving this week for the Dominion Leonard H. Healey, Woodstock sec retary of the state board of agricul- ture, motored to Norwich Tuesday to attend the New London county fair Miss Viola Cain. assistant clerk at the office of the local board, has re- turned from a stay of few days at her home in Millbury, Mass. ] Evidence that Putnam people pass ed a quiet holiday was that there was no session of the city court Tuesday | morning.
 Cook Clifford Trahan of divisional headquarters at Camp Devens, will re- ] turn to his station today, after a leave spent at his home in this city. ,Registrants are again informed that no enlistments are being permitted at this time, and no permits to enlist are being issued by the local board. Judge E. M. Warner will again or ganize the legal advisory board, the members of which will assist regis
 trants in filling out questionnaires
 South Meadow Street Man Assaulted.
 Two Poles went to the home of an-
 other man of their nationality, who lives on South Meadow street, called
 him to the door and assaulted him one slashing him on the head with a
 knife, according to reports made tC
 the police.
 A contingent of limited service mer will leave here for camp today REGISTRATION STATIONS ANNOUNCED FOR SEPTEMBER 1s ] The local board for this district ha. 5 practically completed it's plans for ] registration day, September 12, ana l Tuesday afternoon announced the fol lowing lists of registration places il the towns of Putnam, Killingly ] Thompson, Woodstock, Eastford an 1 Ashford.
 Registrars will be on duty at tn : following places. from a. m. to I l m: Putnam. library of the superio r l court; Danielson, Town hall; Day
 vile, Columbia hall; Goodyear, sup l ply room at Goodyear mills; Eas Killingly, postofice, Warrenville, Ba ers hall North Ashford, parsonage ! astford Congregational chapel Orth Woodstock, town clerks office hompson, probate building; Wood eek Valley. postoffice; South Wood
 eek, Agricultural hall, fairgrounds hoenixviIle, Wheaton's store; Me haniesville, Knney's store; Mort \ ~osvenordale, court room. Registration stations also will be es hlshed at Fabyans, East Thompso nd probably at West Thompson.
 Kindergarten to Be Retained. Schools of Putnam opened the ia N crm Tuesday. Superintendent Wi H jam Macdonald said in the afternoo hat the organization of the sehoo Hi vas smoothly and quickly accomplish d and the pupils will be well engage
 with their work today. All schoo \ are open excepting the East Putnal school, for which it was impossib X 10 obtain a teacher in time for tn
 weeks session. Supt. Macdonald sa
 that he expects the school will ope IN next Monday.
 The registration at the high scho
 vas remarkably heavy, being 222 the morning. This figure. probab II will be increased by 10 as late arr
 vals come in. The increase now, Sl \ perintendent Macdonald said, w; from 10 to 15 over the figures for la veal In its Increased registratio
 at the high school. Putnam is fortl
 pate, for some towns are showing
 failing eff It is possible that Il combination high school-trade scho a courses. which Putnam naS to offe
 is big factor in increasing the nun
 Der of students ia the school. and u prospect is that it will grow stea'
 lily.
 Supt. Macdonald announced that. E meeting a popular demand. it h
 ]een decided to retain the kinderga ten this year. A few months ago u town school committee decided to di Lense with this branch of the scho
 system during the present scho 1 year, but this decision has been r \ versed. The Kindergarten will be Ei the Israel Putnam school, and fam lies having children to enter the Xii aergarten may send them there. On account of the crowded cond tion of this school with the kinde