Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-09
PUTNAM

A son was born here to MT. and Mrs | John Czoban. The father is over | seas. enlisted as member of the | Polish Legion. Along at Christmas S service in the army that was to as- sist in bringing about conditions that would guarantee the establishment of l liberty for his native land and went
 across a short time thereafter. The family. consisting now of a mother and two sons. moved here from Fall River a short time ago.
 The word was beinr passed around Putnam on Monday that revenue men
 had told the Pascoag liquor dealers a
 few things and that the town, which
 was rapidly achieving a record. is
 when the story was told that they
 were to blame for Pascoag's getting
 under the ban. As a matter of fact,
 though what Pascoag has been doing
 was briefly considered at recent
 meeting of the common council.
 Funeral services for Hugh Pray
 Carrie Bowen farm in the Sawyer
 district, where MT. Pray has been
 making his home. The body was talk
 en to Greeneville. R. I. for burial: events at the Putnam Country club will be a Thursday afternoon whist a which it is expected that all of the women members of the club will be in attendance.
 Dummy Taylor. the famous form er big league baseball player, made a big hit with the fans in this section while here with the Goodyear Tire he is the coach and commander-in-i l chief Taylor stayed at the Putnam inn. His exhibitions of juggling the ! bali proved a big hit for fans here does it as well as in the days when | he was entertaining the fans on the l big league circuit.
 The weeks sessions of the superior 1 court will open this morning, with | Judge Frank n. Haines presiding. ] first time this term of court.
 The death of Miss Dora Johnson. A, a daughter of the late Sandy John son of Pomfret. occurred in this city on Sunday The body will be taken to Pomfret for burial
 At St. Joseph's church in North Grosvenordale Monday afternoon a o'clock. there was a funeral service for Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery
 The body of Thomas MaIloy, who had been a patient at St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester. was brought GrosvenordaIe. Mfr. Ma1loy was s years of age.
 Monday was day of talking about the heat in Putnam. The tempera- rure climbed during the early hours of the day and very shortly after the humidity was not so oppressive on however. There were those who have unripened crops who wei comed the return of midsummer heat l
 Manager Thomas McDermott of the Putnam baseball team will have the Lamson Service team of Lowell hereI next Sunday. This is the team that has been burning it's way through all this summer and has hung ID the proud record of s victories IS gainst one defeat. IF is an outfit made ID almost exclusively of former big eaguers and includes in it's lineup such men as Buck Freeman and Gar ley. f-1~merly with the Washington X mericans.
 Manager McDermott was plea sed on Monday over his teams showing in -he Sunday game when the Corbin cam of Webster was defeated 2 to 1 IT 11innings. Bill Manning. Eddie Porter and Happy Lennihan starred -or Putnam. Incidentally Lennihan is recently to play Sunday ball in the own of Plainfe1d. but he is regularly with the Putnam team, which only an- lounces players it has really secured.
 Announcement was made that Roy 7. Jones of the Connecticut Agricrll- ural college will hold poultry culling demonstrations in Windhan county as blows: ----=
 Thursday. Sept. 11-1o a. r1. farm of funner Kalgren. Woodstock. D. m.. Jason homestead East KiIlingIv
 Friday. Sept 1e-1o a m. farm of ieorge Cook. South windhans. D. m. arm Of A. C. Term. Hampton
 Saturday. Sept 27-1o a. m.. farm of