Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
PUTNAM

l Announcement was made Friday 1 afternoon of the appointment of At
 torney Irving H. Miron, of this city, l as an assistant to the clerk of the 1 United States senate. Attorney Mi ron will go to Washington sometime l during the coming week to take UT
 the duties of his new office and he will remain in the national capital ii- definitely. Congratulations poured in upon MT. Miron Friday afternoon and 1 the feeling was expressed that Wind him county shares in the honor that has been bestowed upon the young attorney.
 Attorney Miron was graduated from Millbury, Mass, high school in June, 1913, as an honor student. During that summer he came to Putnam and entered the law offices of Torrey and GeiSsler and began the study of law. He was admitted to the bar in June of this year and was almost immedi- ately made a member of the firm of Torrey and Geissler, to whom his services have become very valuable. During the period of the war At torney Miron was chief clerk of Local Board, No. Is, which had it's head quarters in this city and handled the draft work for the towns of the Twenty eighth senatorial district. He showed exceptional ability and untir- ing zeal and when the work of the board was completed had the saris- faction of knowing that his records
 
 among the most accurately kept of the board of the state. Attorney Miron is a young man of exceptional ability and very successful future is predicted for him at Washington, where. at George Washington uni versity. he will continue his law studies.
 itsis announced that L. o. Williams has resigned as organist of the Sec ond Congregational church. of this city, after a period of 40 years. MT. Williams has rendered his resignationI on account of ill health and that ne may take q much needed rest Ills resignation is received by the church with the deepest regrA, for he is a splndid organist who always has taken the very greatest interest in his work.
 If a child is lost, Captain Bulger is the man to go to with thestory of your trouble. He seems to have a l restoring them to their distracted par ents. Another youngster that strayN | away was picked up by the captain 1 Friday and sent home.
 Cars owned pr. $. B. Overlook of | Romfret and Miss JuNeene lSan | Sopci of this city were 1T. collision Friday.
 Joseph Fortuna, who has been en- played until a week ago at the Man lasset Manufacturing company plant ;, Il this city Is held at Lowell on sus- 5icion of having murdered his di- Torced wife, Mrs. Maty Fortuna. whose learly nude body was found in the seods near Lowell last Sunday
 That Fortuna was under suspicion vas known to the police Aere early his week, when an effort was be- ug made to locate him, but he could lot be found here at the time. He vas arrested in Lowell when he went o that city to attend the fnneyaf Of 1 fn yxyts s1f, I,e,I6 I |
 Tonight u-N find the ma ajority of he clock and watch owners of this ;ity turning ba cil the hands of tfelr im pieces. Most people will find it nyenient to make the change in the ime indicators just before re- firing, hen they can gain an extra hour S ;lesp.
 The Windl.am County Corn Fair, which has become an annual activity f the Farm4rs Association, will be Ield in Odd Fellows hall, Putnam, l Thursday, November 20th. Previous hows have been a fine success, and