Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-11

! Leon Walker, sengased stp~ business here. | i A rArnsler. rose bush atlthe home of
 Mrs. ,I,s R;zR Morses atys est Wood stock
 Many mo tor. tru cisss are coming from
 Massa chusett g through this city with i out the rnirror equipment required on l thi ssype. Of vehicles. The com nia3nts s chimes s'hos;s the road and that the drivers, because of the rattle fof the trucks, cannot hear ; warning signals of Cars coming after them. and. with out mirror equipment. cannot 7 sec them. .s
 A final statement issued from na- tional headquarters shsws that in the Near East drive conducted in this Arnlenians, s3o6O.60 was raised.< This amount is in excess of the districts apportionment.. which was $260o. E Putnam residents are among the pe- titoners for the construction of a stretch of state highway from Phoe
 nixville to Eastford village. The pro- posed stretch of new hi ghway is about two miles in length. Eastford has called Q special town meeting to take action on the matter.
 Mrs. Mary Cody, 45. wife Of Thomas Cody, died at their home here. The family came here about a year ago from Pornfret. where Mir. Cody was employed for years at Pomfret school. The big Chautauque tent that is to be erected on the high school grounds Is expected to arrivo here this morn ing and the work of setting it up will be undertaken at once.
 It was said here Thursday that dur ing part of last Saturday and Sunday there was third boy with Stanley Boboia and Michael Macek. the boy burglars rounded ilr here Monday that this boy figured in the breaks that have resulted in Behoia and Ma eek being sent to the reform school. 'tSYe do not know when we shall re- toying afyacation7 when he was asked about the program for Putnam's sa. looms. He said that he expected that tho closed period would not be long drawn out, however.
 At Abingdon grange Thursday eve ming a. play Teddy. of: the Eunaways, was presented successfully; the case Of characters including Mrs. Leonard Frank Eainess Miss Virginia Sharpe. F. \- 'Haines, A. IT. Amidon, Leonard Watson, Arthur Gallup. Allen Averin and. George Stod6lard.fs
 The profits from the entertainment will be used in enlarging Grange hall at Abingdon.
 The meeting of euaranters of Put nam Chautauqua is said to have been held by guarantors since Chautaueua was first introduced to Putnam, a number of years ago. The reports re- ceived we're encouraging and the sue cess of this years series seems as- sured.
 One of the items of expense that will attach to the upkeep. of tho fro de- partnenf VIII be the purchasing. of a new pair of tires. solid. for the rear wheels of the big. motor bumper at the central fire. station These tires have become considerably worn and the edges frayed- as the result of s' / vice that the machine has been called ! upon to perform in the rough going Of winter seasons.
 Just what next years automobile busineEs is expected to be in Putnam is indicated by t'N1 statement of one dealer that he has signed up for more than 200 cars and, judging from his +'-- i,o eEDectS to have no difficulty at all in selh
 Miss Sonia. ShefEert5.oof Springfield. Mass, has been spending few days with Mir. and Mrs. David smith and family