Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-23
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 Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was ir
 Hartford Monday on a business trip.
 Fabric shop.formerly Chadwick stofe-opens Thursday. See adv. thif page Walk up one flight; save money I-adv.
 Mir. and Mrs Anthony Bonneville Alfred Bonneville. Eugene Bonneville 1 with his wife and children and Miss Aurise Bonneville were at Hartford I Sunday to visit with Sister Norberta daughter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Bonneville at St. Peters convent A committee ef the clerks met with | a committee representing the Chambef tof Commerce on Monday evening for the purpose of conferring relative tr requests that the clerks have made fos half-hCaidays, mid-week evening clos ing and other concessions. Several Putnam men went to Camr Devens Monday to attend a sale of au- tomobiles that have been in use by the government at that cantonment. Judge Frank Q, Hsjrses will preside superior court here. The jury will be in attendance at this weeks trials.
 Of ths eight sseies sf sha.ss of the Putnam Building and Loan associa-
 tion 151 shares have been sold Of
 the seventh series sold at the begin
 ming of this year 113 shares were
 taken.
 Attorneys M H. Geissler and Irving
 H. Miron were at Central Village on
 Monday afternoon to represent clients
 at a session of a justices court in
 that place.
 The October term of court at which
 cases on the criminal list will be tried.
 will open here two weeks from today: At meeting of a sub committee, of
 which c. l.. fofrey is chairman- of the
 state board of education held in Hart ford Monday, bids for the construction of a new building at the state nors nal school in Wflimantic were open cd
 Five thousand loads of dirt will be required, it was stated on Monday, to de the grading about the site fer the memorial chapel that will be erected in Grove street cemetery Of this amount it is expects1 that about L. s000 loads will be obtained through the sexcavating being done in Grove street in connection with the building of the new cement highway.
 The cemetery association is to put in the foundation and do the grading The fund available for the construc- tion of the chapel itself. the gift of the late Mrs. Harriet Tourteiiotte. is $ss, DOC
 A small amount of work has been but it is not expected that much prog ress will be made this year.
 Thempssn. by apprepriaxins S6Aeo, has -Shcwn that it is going to give a ranl welcome celebration to it's sons who were in service during the world war. This is the sum that has been made available by the toWn- Select man Leon Walker stated on Monday that no date for helding the eelesra- tiqn has been fixed but this likely will be done at a meetiAg of a committee to be held this week. The money that has been made available for the cele- hrstion is sufficient to provide one Of the finest celebrations seen in any vfY 4<4 he To of the neiEhboring town are looked forward with expectancy to an event that probably will not long he delay ed
 There continues to be active work for increasing the membership of An seim Mayotte post, American legion At the last report the paid up mem bership was 136. This however. is only about half the Putnam men who were in service. and there are also scores of former service men in the towns.
 The 40o appiieants to be made vot- CTS in the town of Putnam Will get their opportunity to qualify as efec- tors next Saturday. when the select men and town clerk will be in session at the municipal building to examine the qualification of electors. At the same time the applica ntS who qualify will have a chance to signify as to which party caucus they wish to iden tify themselves.
 The attsnet to wreck . trolley eAr of the Shore Line between this city and DayvfIle, Saturday night. was generally regarded here MondaW as desperate effort to discourage persons from patronizing the line. H is re- xarded as very fortunate that no one was injured in the accident. Officials of the road say that riding on the northerly section of the Putnam diyis- ion, in the town of Thempscn has been very encouraging ever since the Shore Line inaueuFated it's through service to the Massachusetts iiHe. week ago
 Boosting the rent is nov farorite pa slime with some Putnam landlords The demand for apartments exceeds the supply. winter is coming on. so the tenant digs down and pays. He has ao alternative.
 It was announced here Monday .af ternoon that the Pilgrim Memorial lund campaign. conducted by the Sec ,nd CongreEational church of this city aas been a very decided success The of this church was lbout $3,o00. hut up to Monday after noon the pledges were in excess of $4,-.l LOO. This is in line with the predic- ion made last week that praetieally Iii of the Windham county CongreSa-