Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-31

Fellows hall. At / O'Clock the line
was again formed and proceeded to-
Grove street cemetery, where the usual
exercises were held. TIE address being
delivered by Rev. S. ]. A. Rock of the
Methodist church.
The exercises in the afternoon We're
attended by a large number, The
Warren Drum corps of Putnam acted
as escort to the veterans.
| In the morning memorial exercises
were held at the cemeteries at East
Putnam and Putnam Heights. Rev. J.
H. Potter of the Congregational church
here and Rev. G. C. S. MacKay of the
Putnam Baptist church being the
| speakers.
| Ponfret is one of the Windham
| county towns that will get Sunday
| baseball, beginning tomorrow. The
| Putnam Wooden company organization
| has a Sunday game scheduled for the
neighboring town and it will be played
on Bowditch field.
| Louis Wolfe, Samuel Freedman, Max
| Cohen and Simon Kaminsly are Put
nam men who are subscribers to arti-
! cles of association filed by the Sons of
Zion of Putnam with the secretary of
/ state at Hartford for the advancement
of the interests. local and general of
the Hebrew religion in the town of
| Putnam and vicinity" In keeping with
! the needs of the increasing Hebrew
t population of Putnam and surround
] ing towns, a synagogue has been ac-
! quired here and services are regularly
held, attracting Hebrews from sur
rounding towns where worship accord
ing to their rites and beliefs is not pro-
/ vided for.
! Fairs in many of the surrounding
n
! Just how far they will be permitted 10
/ go in staging Sunday baseball contests,
! as is permitted, with qualifications, I'M
| der legislation recently enacted at
Hartford. In come communities there
! is no desire for Sunday ball, while
just the opposite is true in others. In
some towns selectmen are not op-
1 posed to Sunday baseball contests, IL
other towns selectmen are opposed
and there you have it. In any event
there is going to be plenty of Sunday
I baseball in eastern Connecticut towns
for those who desire to see the sport
on that day.
! Many Putnam people We're at Wild
wood park Memorial cay afternoon ant
evening to enjoy the dancing and The
other attractions attendant upon the
opening OF the park for the first time
! this year.
The members of the Putnam Country
club also had splendid day at thcil
!, links south of the city. dancing alsC
! being a feature at the clubhouse in The
, evening.
) Putnam lodge OF ElHs is now estab'
: fishing q building funG. The orSan
; izatien recently voted 20 acquire thu
, building in which their lodge room;
: are located on Main street.
5 Rev. f. H. Bigelow OF Christ church
Pomfret, will conduct the service a
Il ST. Philips church here Sunday morn
t ing.
, Pomfrets plans for Its big ceIe'1ra
f ton on the Fourth Of July arg bein:
: rapidly advanced, and the afafr prom
: Uses to be ono of the most iInportan
/ held in this section " the County OF
D; that day.
/ Miss Mabel Young has been nance
= as superintendent of the cradle roll o
4 the Methodist church.
: Last chance for the 5fay basket par
tie sis tonight. and sumo have bee
S planned for this city.
/ The Foresters have made prepare
= tons for their annual memorial ser
'. vices for the deceased members o
s their order.
h Ernest Barrett recently discharge
el from service after being overseas. ma
d returned to his home IN North Ciros