Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-25

zion are following with the closest at tention the dickering over the bonus bills now pending in congress. Though some members oppose the measure, Anseln Mayotte post of this city has voted in fs- yor of having bonus.
 What remained of the third story walls of the burned Chickering hotel have been removed and repair work that will restore stores in the. Union street end of the building is going on.
 The citys young people are 10 make the most of this last week of the season for hanging May baskets Several such parties are planned for evenings this week
 Former Postmaster George M. Filling of Danielson, who died early Monday morning at the Bacl1us hospital in Nor wich. was well known in this city.
 The sixteenth annual conference of the New London and Windham counties Kings Daughters is to be held at East Thompson on June 9.
 The City hotel is being gradually re- arranged so that resumption Of gen eral hotel business there may be looked for there in the not distant future.
 A considerable number of employees of the Putnam Woolen company, which closed last week. already have found work in other plants or at other than textile occupations in and about this city.
 Dr. Marguerite Bullard and Mrs. S. 2. Overlook left Thursday for New York. They sailed Saturday on the Cunarder Mauretania for a brief tour in Europe.
 The date for the Putnam Chautauqua has been definitely chosen. Milton Carver Of Buffalo. \. r.. a son of Herman Carver of this city. has been recent visitor here.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Robert Chadwick moved recently to their new home on Walnut street which they purchased from N j. Lynch.
 It has been announced that sis.o0o has been pledged for the Interchurch World Movement in Putnam. The quo ia that was assigned is s22,4o0. Mrs. C. c. SDratt of Woonsocket, R l., was visitor in this city recently. Mir. and Mrs. SDratt were former residents of Putnam when Mir. Spratt was princi- pal of the high school. Their son. Stan ley has resumed his studies in college, after serving in the war. Their daueh- ter, Esther is dietician in the Rhode Isl- and Hospital Providence ] Eleanor Murphy daughter of Dr. | Murphy, and a member of the senior class at Putnam High school. was op- erated on for appendicitis at the Day. | kimban hospital last week. Her condi- tion is reported as favorable. Miss Mur- phy is the third girl from the senior class at the high school fo have an oper- ation performed within few weeks
 L. Hector Lucien. son of Mir. and Mrs Frank Lucien of Putnam. a student at La salette College. Hartford. was oper- ated on for appendicitis and Is making steady recovery.
 Although there are forty-eIeht petI- tions for pardons from prisoners at Wethersfield state prison. to come before the meeting of the state board of par doHs in June, none are from windhan1 county. There has been a rumor that FraEl Howarth, sentenced in 1913 for arson committed in Putnam, applied to the board for relesse. but his name does not appear on the list of applicants. Il Putnam High school players are 10 present three-act play, Phyllis Inheri- tance, a sparkling comedy. Mir. Snow has coached the play. The cast is large. Following -tAe play q dapce win be held The proceeds VIII go toward the eautr- ments Of the high schegi cadet corpany. who will appear at the ball in uniform.