Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-24

this would be forthcoming in time to make very substantial presentation to the hos pital on Christmas.
 Two score students from the Connecti- cut Agricultural college at Storrs have
 been in Putnam, Pomfret and Woodstock inspecting farms. The students were very l much impressed with some of the splendid farm lands and farming equipment in this corner of the state. which was new to many of them, while others were quite familiar with Nindham county.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto E. Wulf, formerly 1 of Norwich, will have as Christmas visit I prs at their home on Grove street Misses
 Helen and Dorothy Wulf of Connecticut college, Oliver R. Wulf of Washington, | D. C., H. A. Wulf and Mr and Mrs Will liam G. Elliott of Norwich.
 | Mrs. Ralph Gibson, Mrs, A. T. Davis,
 Mrs. Fred Babbitt and Miss Ethel Larkin make up the committee that is arranging 1 for the Christmas tree and concert at the church at East Putnam. The affair is planned for Christmas eve.
 While the volume of traffic may not be
 80 great today as was the case last year railroad men are looking for rush of l travel today, especially on afternoon and l evening trains. There, was a noticeable l increase even on Thursday of the num- bers riding
 1 There will be four masses at St. Mary'v church Christmas morning, the first at $ g. m. The other masses are to be at s, Is.45 and 1e.30. A sermon will be preach ed in French at the 945 mass and a ser. mon in English at the last mass of the day. Christmas afternooil there will be benediction of the blessed sacrament at 3 sp. m.
 r Captain J. H. Bulger said Thursda, that he has added another officer for day duty and another for night duty. A crirn, | wave that is afficting many easterr cities. but which fortunately has nor touched Putnam. is given as specia reason why the force has been increased here at the holiday season ' F Al the home of the brides father, Jus tin s. Greene, Thursday morning at . o'clock, Miss Irma o. Greene was united in marriage with William Whitz of New Haven, Rev. Boynton Merrill of the Sec ond Congregational church performing tht marriage ceremony. Miss Doris Carver | was bridesmaid and Wilton G. Greene
 brother of the bride, was best man. Only 1 relatives and few friends attended tht ] wedding. A reception followed the mar. ] riage and refreshments were served. MT I and Mrs. Whitz left during the day tc spend the Christmas season in Phi1adel
 phia. After their wedding trip they will 1 make their home in West Haven. Mis-:
 Greene is well known here, where she has spent practically all of her, life. She is a l graduate of a business colleeg at Worces- l ter. MT. Whitz is a conductor in the em. pioy Of the N. r, N. H. & H. R. R. com I pany.
 Members of Israel Putnam lodge of 2dt l Fellows have voted to attend meeting oi l the lodge at Willimantic on the eveninl | of Jan. 20. The visit will be in responst to an invitation from the Willimanti,
 brothers and will occur at time whe1 the Thread City members are observing
 the 31st anniversary of the organization
 of their lodge.
 Napoleon Dubois, who was Injured las
 week when the truck that he was drivini
 was struck by train or ihe New Have
 road at a grade crossing in West Thomp
 son. is reported as showing good progres
 toward recovery at the Day Kimball hos pitat The accident in which Dubois wa injured is being investigated in his be half, it was stated here on Thursday. One of the last vi1its to outlyin churches during his pastorGte here will b made Sunday afternoon by Rev. G. c. { IMaekay of the Baptist church when h will be at the Baptist church in Eas
 Thompson to say goodbye to the churc
 members and the members of the, Sunda
 school. A special musical program ha been arranged for the meeting.
 It appears at present that determinin
 just what is to be done with cider seize at Henry Wright's place in a raid mad tive weeks ago is going to prove an 1T
 teresting problem when the matter fnall comes. 6p in the city court for decision MT Wright contends that the cider wa being turned into vinegar as rapidly 2 this could be done. Tie state did nc charge him with selling cider when | N was presented in court following Il raids MT. Wright holds that he had u
 cider llegitimq}atteiy, theat fe was iFrtenlidih