Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-10
PUTNAM

Members CT Cargill council. K. of c.,
are concerning themselves over pro-
viding accommodations fer the dele
gates that viii be here for the state
convention in May. As he number
of delegates will overcrowd the hotels
which also make provision for regu-
lar guests. it is likely that some
CT the delegates will stay 81 private
homes. probably with members of the
council
Fabric Shop Retail Department,
River Weaving Company Danielson-
| Special for Tuesday and Wednesday,
/ March HIP only: yards Zone
p:"ce) .percale remnants. 81 %: yards
! from full piece percaie, $3.50. You
hhare choice Of our full stock of blue
Fame gray sbrtings and laIds.-adv.
! a hospital train bearing wounded
soldiers who have recently arrived from
| overseas passed through this city Sat-
| urday bound for Camp Devens. The
| hospital cars are special built and
special arranged. of the Pullman type
leSteriorlv, but are marked L. S. Army,
| Medical Depa rtment.
/ Observers Will watch this morning
for further freaks from The ranks of
me strikers Of the Grosvcnordale COM
ranv at North. Grosveuordale. The
Strike is gradually waning. in the
gpi1Iion of those who save been watch
4 ing it closely since its inception.
/ This city vas swept by a wild storm
| of wind and ain during all of Sunday.
! The storm reduced the church attend
ance and upset some plans for the
| DAY.
II was stated Saturday that the net
receipts from The Katherine Ridge
| S4.,1 t1
about $500, which sum will 90 to the
| district nursing association
The supply of unemployed labor is
becoming so plentiful in towns in this
| section that it does not seem proba-
bic that farmers will have much diff
Guilty in getting plenty of labor dur
ing the coming spring and summer,
l. This CMonday) afternoon at the
| Baptist parsonage there will be a
pd5lic microscopy service.
The Boy Scouts are to meet at the
High School gymnasium this evening,
Funeral services for Ms. Evnice
Arnold, widow of Levi arnold We're
! held at her home here Saturday after
noon, Rev. James A. Wood of North
Grosvenordaie officiating burial was
in the West Thompson cemetery.
Miss Florence Tanning of Provi-
dcnce has been the guest OF relatives
in Putnam.
! B w. Ellis will be one Of the speak
ers at the institute th2t VIII be held
in Woodstock, Wednesday under the
auspices of the Woodstock Farmers
| &C. operative association.
Tome complaints are heard that
Young men who have not the neces-
sary licenses engage at times in driv-
ing motor vehicles in this city. this
| 10 he Of 40
State motor vehicle law.
Suffragists, and many others. are
Interested in the fact that the Prison
Special, a train that is touring the
country from coast to coast is sched-
uled to stop in this city this morning
at Hos. Just what the programme
is for Putnam has not been announc-
ed. but it is known that the train will
be stopped bore for a few minutes and
It is likely that some of the well known
women who are travelling uron it will
seize the opportunity to make a brief
! address.
Plans for r.akinq the coming season
& lively and interesting one will be
discussed at tomorrow evening s
rleeting Of the Putnam Country club
As many of the mesuber>s will be freed
, curing the coming season from the
, war activities that engaged much OF
their attention last year it is felt that
1919 will prove a banner year at the
clubs pretty property south of this
city.
: This week the picture. showing the
: opportunities omen to young men who
: enroll at the state trade school in this
= city will be shown in Danielson
Goodyear and other parts CT the towr
of Killingly, which town already is