Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18
DANlELsok AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTIlLM

c. Dwight Sharpe grand commander for the state. paid Visit on Friday evening to the GoIden Cross organiza tion at Stonington.
 Webster merchants realize what i means to be pue fn asposition tha Putnam oceupfe<is fof- years as the result of the arrangement of trolley schedules. The effect on business il Webster is kaeplF feft. +t It was annoHncaa thar the Putnam High school entertainment course would be continued this winter. Invitations have been issued for ths wedding Of Miss Josie Carney of Web ster and Richard P. Gfphay. son 0, Mir. and Mrs. EaJ. Gibney of this city MT. Gibney saw service in France il the late war. sN
 Dr. R. C.. Pairs, who has been serv- ing as an officer in the medical corps in the army. has been mustered out and has returned ito Thompson.
 spear head, relics of Indian days plowed up on the Fort Hill farm are on display at DFesser's store. Up in Eastferd the people are in formed that ffes peits of wild rabbits will find a.sready market among the fur buyers this winter.
 |. Eli Nangel. who runs a business here received cablegram that his mother. wife and children have sail- ed from Greece en. Cite to Putnam.
 4 tall stately stranger who greatly resembles General Pershing attracted attention as he waited for a train at the railroad station.
 The night school force ef teachers is ready for the opening of the school Monday evening l.. F. Battey will be in charge as. cyIncipar
 - Sixteen students at Woodstock aca - denv have signed to- enter tennis tournament that will be one of tl.> features of the autumn athletic pro gram at the school.
 Rev. C. C. S Mackay of the Baptist church will accompany the delegation that is to attend the Older Boys con ference at Bridgeport next week.
 The Vito steam shovel that has been used in digging on Grove street was taken. away from the job Friday. having completed it's work here.
 Warnings are being issued to auto moBilists that things will go hard with them when they are brought into chimes and investigate when they fig ure in accidents.
 A city official stated Friday that he believes more trahSferS of real estate have taken niac- in Putnam during the last few months than ever before in this city in like period Of time.
 At the entrance to Seaside park in arch to William Hunt Perry q native of Woodstock and g. descendant of Commodore Perry. was dedicated and turned over ta the citt. Mr. Perry i.a1-a,rle wcarthy through his counec- ton wit6 the sewing ma chine manu- fHrtui'inS business.
 Y was stated here Friday that Put rams liquor dealers will file appiica : tio7s fPr renewal Of their licenses in ci',i.- i;'@t ti-ev m1v he prepared fo- g7-- eEnrtuality. The present licepsos
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 NJ $ G-oce Tdfek win he in cila ~c" .er t',~ S-'F~atin1 Arm rneetfs@e4 tl'i - ---an-r.a Na.-ein- ar,l Mrs Smith nf -F-5 >rnSs forces here arc in New vi.
 H:eca.isa, i was aileecd alj of +h~ -'-an5P-1'< votns cpst fn the town e'c@- .riau ir WoadStafk were pot feslnt.a'l -i,1-o.t@n oversight nf olc rti'1'7 0fs>- = Ci.s7-. 2 recount iS to he 5 slcd for i:a so ftr as votes for mnr-i,ers of tire town school committee is concerned.
 lo~srenc- -keecar. of BaIiouviHe :t periodic visitor in the cit:- court. wa 7 iu ~ain Friday morrting. The scene p-aS . closeifh of . three -real feature s,rne of which was made in ThodeTsl and some at R:iIlouvi1le and the re rnainder- including the climax, in this city Lawrence started out with red iiatiG.. purchased in Rhode Island sUitci,e ed then to Jamaica ginger and syoy,nd un with ar essen1e Of pepper mint cocktail His rarburation sve -o~1 raitered nnder the strain and he fell into the hands of the police wiio