Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-17
PUTNAM

MISS Catherlne Russell, daughter Of Dr.
 and Mrs. John J. Russell of Main street, who has been spending the summer at Juniper Point, Me, came to Putnam Fri
 day, where she will stay for two weeks. ], Her sister, Miss Elizabeth Russell, and a l friend, Miss Edith Dingwall, are to pass
 the next two weeks at the Russell cottage | in Maine. l Miss Margaret Sherlock of Pomfret
 street is visiting relatives in Worcester. MT. and Mrs. Charles Braman of Up
 ton, Mass, are guests of their niece, Mrs. 1 Jesse Rich.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Martin and son, who have been visiting Mrs. Martins
 mother, Mrs. J. r. Weatherhead, on | Grove street, have returned to their home
 in Melrose, Mass.
 l Miss Abbie H. Keith of King street, head of the English department at Put nam High school, is in Middlebury, Vt, l where she is attending the summer school for English teachers at Middlebury col-' lege.
 Raymond Wheaton won in the tomb stone golf contest held at the Putnam Country club Thursday afternoon. Charles Dean was second. In this contest each player is allowed a specified number of
 strokes, and the player who covers the El greatest distance in the allotted strokes sl wins.
 I Lost, on road between Putnam and Plainfield, Friday afternoon, a maribou icape. Return to Patriot office, Putnam adv. Capt and Mrs. William Sewers of the ! Salvation Army. secretaries from Hart l ford, were in Putnam to conduct ser-
 vices at the local Salvation Army hall Friday evening.
 Il Funeral services for Mrs. Virginis
 Marie Benoit, S1, who died Wednesday, 1 at her home on Pomfret street, were
 held at g o'clock Friday morning at St.
 Mary's church. Burial was in St. Mary's
 cemetery
 I Capt. John Bulger of the Prtnam police I department has not been able to locate the owner of the Chandler chunmy road
 ster that he found on the state highway near the home of Frank O. Davis in Pom i fret Center late Thursday afternoon. The
 car was abandoned at that place few
 hours earlier by two young men who inn mediately disappeared and of whom no
 trace has been found The car, which the police of Putnam and Springfield believe
 to be a stolen machine, first came to the
 attention of Captain Bulger Thursday morning when in backing out of Bullock
 street on to Main it broke a street sign post and sped away without reporting the : damage. The accident was seen by Cap tain Bulger, who gave chase. but who was unable to overtake the speeding roadster. He was able to get the number, Massa- chusetts 65545. and in telephoning to the Springfield police Friday learned that the car with that registration belongs to 5 Archer Simpson, 196 Central street Springfield. Records. however, show that the car owned by MT. Simpson at the : time the license plates were issued to him was a Buick. Chief Guilty of Spring , field is trying to locate Mir. Simpson in order to determine whether or not the car found in Pomfret is his. Chief Bull ger is inclined to think that it is, because
 in the abandoned car was found one-hali
 of a shipping tag with the name Simpson VI written upon it. The abandoned car 7 which is a 1918 or 1919 model, has the : serial number 377S0 and carries the body t number 5057. Until more definite infor- e nation concerning the car is available e Captain Bulger is holding it at police s Headquarters in Putnam. When the cal }. was found Thursday the tools were q strewn about, the curtains were thrown n along the highway and the gasoline tank
 was empty. After abandoning the cal = the drivers went to a nearby house and y asked permission to stay on the piazza until the thunder shower then in progres: : Ipassed over Though this was granted n the two men remained but few minutes Il i The police believe that they went to th'
 Ponfret station. which is not far away J l and there boarded a train.
 Miss Rosamond Danielson of Putnam who has charge of the local arrangement ;, for the citizenship institute or tllree-da, school. which will be conducted by tn < citizenship department of the Connection ! l Woman Suffrage association at WilliZnan v v tic next week, Friday announced the pro
 i gram as follows:
 ', Wednesday, July 21. Woman's clu) . rooms, Wiilimantic-10.30 a. m, Tow e and and County Governments. Mrs. N ', M. Schoonmaker; County Problems. dis 7 cussion led by Mrs F. E. Harrison Wood t stock; p. m, Borough and City Govern
 ment, Mrs. Schoonmsker; Citizenshi, II Trainin gin Public Schools, Albert E d Meredith. secretary state board Of edu cation; Rural Education and Recreation
 Miss Gertrude Folks p. m. Women il : Industry Miss Mary McDowell. Chicago. y Thursday, July 9. Woman's clul Il troons Willimantic-t0.5 a. n., Stat Q Government. Mrs. F L. Kitchelt Stat ss | Problems, Dr. Valeria II. Parker: Con u tnecticut Caucuses. Mrs. R. NJ. Dadurisn
 ? D. m, National Government, Mrs 7. Schoonmaker; Glimpses of a Nationa
 Convention, Mrs. Hiram p. Maxim; 8 I
 m. Gin Y. M. C. A, parlors. Wi1limantic) . Political Parties, Mrs. Schoonmaker; Tn
 League of Nations, Edwin D. Schoon
 maker.
 3, Friday, July g, on lawn at Mrs. Fan