Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
PUTNAM
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men by requiring them to have licenses, so Connecticut does likewise.
 English-spealxing members of St Mary's parish will be in nightly at tendance upon the mission being given for them during the present week.
 An increasing volume of frieght Is again moving through this city. and even Sunday freight trains were passing over the lines.
 Postmaster Alexander Gilman has, ar ranged new schedule for forwarding i mails, as was made necessary by the l change in the running time of trains.
 Putnam people who were in Webster
 on Sunday found the people of that I town living under the daylight saving 1 tine an hour earlier than in Putnam,
 dozen miles away.
 The return of more of the weavers who
 have been out on strike, is anticipated today, at the mill of the Manhasset Manufacturing company.
 Pupils in the public schools here seem l to be taking kingly to the efforts of the | town. school officials to introduce dental ] hygeine.
 l Sunday morning the temperature in I this city and the surrounding country
 ran down to within few degrees of the
 freezing point, 36 being the lowest re-
 ported.
 Landlord F. c. Rogers of the Putnam inn and a party of friends are plannin" to leave late in May for salmon fish ing trip isi northern New Brunswick. | Farmers who ship milk out of this | city and from other stations in this part of the country were up long before
 daylight Sunday morning in order to get
 the milk ready to ship on trains leaving
 on the new time schedule.
 Hose Company. No. 1, was called out
 Saturday for a small fire in the Wood
 stock avenue section of the city
 Fayette Wright of Pomfret will at-
 tend the republican national convention
 to be held in Chicago in June. Putnam and Danielson now have the samel classification from the New Eng land Insurance eXchange-Class D. Dan- ielson was dropped from to D during } the present month.
 , Officers here are constantly required , to warn certain automobilists against driving cars not equipped with the prop CT kind of headlight lenses. It was stated here Saturday that there is little change in the fire depart , ment situation. Hose company No. has not been. reorganized.
 There will not be an overall club 1T
 this city it is apparent. The idea dit not spread at all here, although ther,
 was furry over the subject during tn, past week.
 ) Six juvenile bandits, after a series O
 adventures befitting many more expert
 enced members of their chosen profes . . sion. finally wound up their wandering l at the police station Friday. The sextett = was apprehended by Railroad Policeman = John Murray who discovered them in I freight car loaded with confectionery food and merchandise. At the time 70
 their arrest. the boys had broken int T the contents of the car and taken quite u quantity. Upon questioning by Captai Bulger. they were found to live in Rox q bury, Mass, and had been gone frcr o home a week They said they ha jumped the freight for a joy ride but it U speed would not permit them to get of
 The boys are John Mccarthy. 1: $ Martin Mccarthy, 9, Edward McCarth! 1 Il, Legree Sandstrom, F. Edward Hickl
 13. and George O'Brien 10. . All were equipped with masks whic .. they said they had found in freight ca Y John Mccarthy and George O'Brien ha IS served a two years sentence at hous re of correction for a theft of $500. Tn -d same pair had also made theft of $12O .s and had disposed of $500 of it befor D before Judge Geisler of the city coul 5. this (Nonday) morning.
 III Joseph> Howard. who stated that I or came from Providence R. l., was arres 'p ed by Officer Laird Friday evening in a al intoxicated condition. At the time (
 his arrest the man was wandering aroun
 the streets singing. In the city coui
 Saturday, before Judge Geissler. the ma
 attributed his intoxicated condition to le mixture of jamaica ginger and hard c ,n der, but said he could not remembs O. where he procured it. A sentence of : le days and costs of s1O13 was imposed. Id Miss Annie Murphy, Nile and Robe ee Bulger and Lester Hurley left toda g (Monday) for Northampton to attend w wedding.