Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17

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 Putnam will get it's trolley freight service back next Monday. if there | is no slip in the negotiations that 1 have been underway for severa. 1 and Providence has been suspended l since the middle of July. when the union trol1symen who were employed on the local line went out on strike 1 Since then the trolley freight cars have run from Providence only as far as | East Killingly. It is understood that l when the service is restored that the union men operating the cars out of | as East Killingly. at which place they | will be taken over by the non-union l crews operating on the local lines. The restoration of this service will be business men and some manufactur- ing concerns. particularly mills used it to their advantage in getting quick service between this city and Provi- dence. Superintendent Hope of the local division of the Shore Line Rail- wcy company said Thursday afternoon | that the negotiations seem to have reached a point where the resump- by Monday Much heavy freight form erly came into Putnam over the troll ley line as well as perishable goods. Rev. Boynton Merrill delivered the first in series of lectures on Chris tian Faith and Fact at the mid week church Thursday evening.
 A number from Putnam and sur rounding towns motored to Stafford on Thursday to attend the fair. the last of the year. anI this season coincident with the obs /vance of the bi-cen- tennial of the town and the Welcome Home celebration
 After Thursdays session the Oe- tcber term of the superior court in this city adjourned without day. all considered at this session being dis posed of. Rondour Corveu. who was charged with horse stealing. was ex- amined by board of physicians and ordered committed to the state hos pital at Norwich.
 Corveu's mentality is such that 1t was regarded as unlikely that he real ized what he was doing when he took that at time she does not seem cer- tain what his name is and gives diff ferent names, to suit his fancy.
 Steady progress is being made with the building operations that are un- derway at the Manhasset Manufac- turing company's property here. The extent of the operations proves a SIT prise to the majority of those who have visited the site. which seems des- tined to become the most important of Putnams featuring centers-
 Members of Cargill council, K. of C., of this city. have been invited to be at Danieison Sunday afternoon to witness the conferring of the third degree upon class of about 40 can didates of Rose of Lima council.
 Che new concrete roadway through Grove street was laid on the side of the thoroughfare from South Main to -k~ ped work for the day Thursday. O nthe stretch of Grove street east of King street excavations for the ce- ment roadway have been mde. All traffic is being detoured from near the home of Fred Willis on Killingly av- enue via South Main street.
 New seats that are to be installed in the Victory theatre. formerly the Empire, have been received and are being assembled and made ready to set up on the new pitched floor that has been installed.
 Taxpayers of this and all the sur rounding towns are being reminded that the time has arrived for hand ing in lists of taxable property owned on October 1. November l '< the time limit for handing in these lists
 Nothing has developed relative to the robbery of the home of Adelard Monet at Pomfret. Center We'd nesdav Of last week. Afficers have been Investigating the case. but have not met with the desired success. Among the articles stolen was Mrs. Monet's wedding ring.
 An associational rally of the Wo- mans Home Missionary union is to be held al :he Congregational church here today.
 Liquor dealers here will file appli cations in some cases for the renew all of their licenses so as to be ready to do business in case the wartime prohibition ban is lifted before pro- hibition under the constitutional goes into effect on Jan uary 16.
 Presidents and heads of church so- cieties met at St. Phillips church an evening to discuss plans for the nationwide campaign to be con- ducted by the Episcopal church
 Mrs. Laura s. LaManche. noted 1ec tnrer and author. is to speak this CFriday) afternoon at the Baptist church in th| interest of the Woman's Christian Union
 Frank s. Sherlock has been elected chancellor of CargiK council, K. of C.. to fill a vacancy caused by the resig- na tion of Frank Hart.
 Raymond Pierce and Leroy W. Ames will represent the Baptist church of this city al the annual Connecticut Older Boys conference to be held in October 2426.
 MT. and Mrs. s. M. Wheelock have ! been making a visit to their daughter, Sylvia, who is studying at Poughkeep- sic.
 Dr. E. F. Perry and Dr. Barnard | Murphy were at Danielson on Thurs | day to attend the semi annual meet l Ing of the Windham County Medical Society.
 Annie Shaki, the man shot more than | three weeks ago at North Grosvenor< dale is holding his own and his recov- cry now seems assured
 Henry C. Pierce of Worcester was | a visitor with friends in Putnam Fri 1 day.
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