Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-11
PUTNAM

Miss Anna Leavit who is employed
al New London. visited at her horne
| here Monday.
Sergeant Michael Datg!e, recently
| discharged from the service, has re-
snmed his position at the Putnam
| Savings bank. going back Monday
morning.
| William Jarvais and Ado7ph Jarvais
| were given a great reception by a
large number of friends
John G. Willetts of WeFste was
| visitor with friends in Putnam Mon
I day.
On application OF Nathan D. Prince
there will be d hearing before Probate
! Judge George F. Genung Of Brook
lyn, Saturday next. for The admission
70 probate Of the will of the late Ruby
! WILLIAMS, at the time Of her death
| the oldest resident of Brooklyn.
| Legislators are warning residents
| in nearby towns who are interested in
| having state road work accomplish
! ed this year, to make known at once
| their desires at Hartford fCl the SEES
| sion is to be short one.
Some of the mills hereabouts have
gone the +S-hour programme a lap
! better. in the town of Thompson one
| small plant is running three days
! each week and some othec plants are
on a 40-hour schedule. this due to the
uncertainty Of the over-stoclIed mar
| lIet conditions.
The corning this evening OF the dis
| trict deputy exalted ruler TO Putnam
| lodge Of Elks and the programme that
| has been arranged for his reception
| viii mean The gathering here Of 8
/ large number of members, including
| those from the surrounding towns.
! r a.
| ebaUg Pomona are coming here on
| Washington's birthday for . meeting
in Odd Fellows hall The morning
session is to open at 1915 for general
| business. Newly elected cflicars are
| to be installed at this meeting Charles
| NJ. Gardner, high priest OF demeter,
acting as in55alling officer The usual
reports will be read by TIC treasur-
err secretary and executive commit
tee. The dinner is to lie served by
| the members of Putnam grange.
At the afternoon session there will
| De addresses by Charles N. Gardner,
and Leonard II. Healey. WHO will dis
cuss state legislation. The afternoon
programme will include several other
interesting features.
Samuel Adams, sc. ore CT the old
est residents of the town IF Thompson,
died there Sunday. He was a native
Of Dudley, Mass, but had lived in
the town of Thompson fer many years.
For long period he was the pro-
| priotor Of a grocery store. Mr.. Adams
leaves one son and three daughters,
Mrs. Adams died about ten years
ago.
There was considerable business to
claim the attention of Judge Mahlon
H Gefssler, at Monday mornings ses-
sion Of the city court. George Bri-
cault appeared, charged with nom
support. His wife appeared as a wit
ness against him and during the
course of the hearing il YVES brought
out that Bricault has not worked
much over ere one year during the
past ten years. His wife has worked
steadily in the mills. and q son. Is
years of age. has been working lately
Bricault has not worked during the
past two months The curt SEN
fenced Bricau1t to six months in jail
but suspended execution Of the SEN
tence with the understanding that
BricauIt shall keep employed.
Raoul BeaWsoliel jitnev driver
pleaded gull to operating, motor We
hicle for the purpose of Carrying pas
sengers while the machine was dis
playing a dealers numbers. The ex-
PLANTATION offered was that the cal
was a hurry enc and that such oper-
! atirg was not regularly practiced The
fine was IS and costs. amounting tc
sS.72, which was paid.
l Fred Caisse. Sr.. whose name ap-
pears on the city's blacklist, wa:
charged with having been intoxicated
When arlestad, bottles Of liquor were
found upon his person. T.: had beer
: TO Webster tc do his shopping along
the lines indicated. He YVES fined S;
2 and costs Of 81
Another man, who was represented
! as having been a faithful anploye o
= the CORPORATION for the past min,
years, was presented to answer ;
charge Of having stolen so pounds 0
;, coal, valued at 25 cents. from .se rail
h road c6nranv. His arrest was brough
0 about through the agency of railroad
police, who have been keeping tabs OIL
| the coal in the yards hare to proven
steady losses. On account of the man.
past good record. Judge Geissler plac
ed the case on file.
Funeral Services for Luigi Roverc
! who died from pneumonia at the Da,