Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-16
 evening were Rev. and Mrs. Boynton

| E44 evening were Rev. and Mrs Boynton Merrill.
 Richard cotter, 50, was taken to the Day KimbalI hospital early Friday morning with a badly injured right l hand on the New York. New Haven S ,ss Hartford railroad. and with several other workers was riding north through the Putnam freight yard on a motor driven handcar. The car jumpes the rails and turned over on Cottesf fs foot. A special train brought the @ired man to Union street where Dr. John J. Russell and an automobile were waiting. At the hospital later on Friday 1t was said. that while the l foot was badly hurt, it was not thought that amputation would be l necessary. None of the other workers were injured.
 Forty eight patients were registered at the Day Kimball hospital Friday morning. This is an unusually large number.
 Miss Gertrude Metcaif, formerly of Putnam. and Warren Thayer. of Nor: folk, Mass, were married Thursday in Walthom, Mass. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MT. Leach, of Franklin, Mass. Miss Elizabeth Hurdman Of Putnam was flower girl Those from Putnam attending the wedding @were MT and Mrs. Dickson. MT. and Mrs. Henry Hurdman and Mir. Melvin.
 MT. and Mrs. John O'Briens and fam fly of Hammond street are spending two weeks at Ocean Beach.
 Lepbeus E. Smith is spending his vacation in Vermont Wiifred GauIin. Carolus Gauiin, Raou1 GauIin and Eleadore Morin are on an automobile trip that will take them into Canada where they will visit in Montreal.
 Harry Strombouiis who went to Greece some months ago on a business fx-ty se ~<1<l <~I- ly next month.
 Miss Marjorie Bradford. South Main street, is spending ten days at Pleas ant View. Miss Ruth Arnold and Miss Doris Carver both of Putnam, are also at Pleasant View.
 Miss Eliza Reed of the Putnam post office is taking her .yacat tion..
 Captain John BuIger is already making plans to handle the great crowds that will come to Putnam to ebration, Labor Day. Forty police men. some in plain clothes. are to be on duty. Five of these will be mem bers of the state police. and four will men are to be sworn in as special of f1cers for the one day.. and the regular force will be on duty. Atraffic officer at Bugbee square will direct the the city. Parking presents a prob lem for without doubt hundreds of au- tomobi1es will come to Putnam early in the day. and remain here until the festivities are over late in the evening. In order that the parade may not be #interfered with. the captain is going to allow no parking OH Main street South Main street, Pomfret street and School street after g o'clock in the morning. Parking will be per raitted on side streets. but on one side only. ~< Otherwise the streets would be SO blocked that fire .appara- tus could not get. through quickly if need should arise for thisss. The morn ing handling of the traffic will be sim plified because of the ball game on the high school lot. It is. expected that 2000 people will gather. to see Good year play Putnam. and this will take many from the center of the city and simplify the handling of the. crowds to a consfd derabIe extent. T
 Dr. Harry A. Foster of New York is to be at the -Kin1baIl hospital to- day (Sat1rday-) for 8 clinic. About 25 children will have adenoids and tonsi1s removed. sst