Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
PUTNAM

was broken Into S0metttne laLe Ihuf8day | night or in the early hours Of Friday l morning and ss6 stolen, the police learn ed Friday This is the second time the | bokery has been robbed recently. En- trahee was gained by forcing eat rear gindeE. The police believe they have | information that will lead to clearing up of these breaks and arrests were to | be expected, it was said Friday after | noon. |
 l., and E. MuriIIe, of Nerth GRes- | yenordaie have been awarded the con- tract for the constrtction of sewers in l Woodstock ayenuue, as recently author | ized by a vote of the special city meet ing Mayer A. W. Macy said Friday | morning that the MuFillo firm submitted the lowest bid of any of the three con tracting firms that made offers to do the work. It is understood that the Mu- riilo firm submitted the lowest bid of any Of the three contracting firms that made offers to do the work. It is nn- derstood that the Murillo company will begin work about July l. Mayor A. ". Marcy said Friday msrn- | ing that he has letter from the en- gineeriRg department of the Connecticut company relative to paving the track space through Grove street, where fine cement roadway recently was completed | by the town and state highway depart l meAt. Mayor Marcy said the letter states that the engineers of the trolley
 road have recently inspected the job to l be done here and that they expect to get at it in the very near future. | Putnam High School senier class rtcep-
 ton and dance in Union nall Friday ev-
 ening brought together large number of the people of Putnam. Practically all ! of fuae h0d of hiPa Sf.hO0i
 were among those at the dance and there were many also who were numbered among the classes that have been gradu- ated in the past. Today tStauruay)
 Dr.ngs the senIor cisas picnic, the last l event of commencement week.
 At party given at her home here, the engagement of Miss Marjorie Mann, GaugIter of Judge and Airs. J. Harry ! Mann, to Howard Knight or Bridgeport
 was announced. Mir. Knight, now with the Lake Torpedo Boat company, is Il graduate of Putnam High school and vel known in this city,
 Souvenir" Taylor of Hartford, whs
 has received hundreds of letters from persons of distinction in various walks of
 life in the united States and in other
 countries including misstves from pfesi-
 dents, royalty, members of congress ar
 lists, piayWrights, etc, etc., has just re-
 oeived what he describes as the most
 cherished of all the letters that have
 come to him. This letter is from the ] pupils of the first grade of the Israel
 Putnam school in this city, where Mir.
 Taylor began his studies nearly 50 years ago, and is in acknowledgment or his ! sIIt of flags to them for Fl&g day. The letter is signed by all of the little people, who nave been to school but one year and i5 as follows:
 Dear MT. Taylor: We want to say thank you for the pretty little flags. We
 all took them home. We know who made the first flag. It was a little lady named Betsy Ross. We played the story today. Harry was General Washington Doris was Betsy Ross. She made red stripes and six white ones. With many , thanks for the flags, from your littis | friends"
 Miss Gertrude c. Warner is teacher si /. the grade from which the letter came. Souvenir Taylor is so pleased over the letter that he is going to send each ol - the children Betsy Ross postcard. il 1 Miss Emma J. Kinney will leave today a (Saturday) to spend a week as the rep = resentative of the Second Congregatoina - church of this city at the she Summer
 School of Religious Education at Con Q necticut college, New London.
 . Rev. E. F. Nauss of New Haven is t = preach at the morning service at th' Second Congregational charch on Sun !, day
 a The city dump which again was be | coming a nuIse..ce, mas received
 thorough Wetting down under the nea
 deluge of the past two days. Shoulder s pg fires in the dump send up smok ': that is nauseating
 e The Dorchester K, of c. team is sched l,,l. ' motts team at North Grosvenordal !; Sunday afternoon. This is the fast tean ?; that had to cancel a game scheduled fo 'e early in the season on account of rain.
 Odd Fellows expect a very interestin or session of Israel Putnam lodge this (Sat r. urday) evening when 100 members and n- degree team of Connecticut lodge c III Hartford will be here to confer a degree -I Visiting Odd Fellows also are expecte
 from nearby towns
 T. Democrats here seem to be as much 2 9t sea over the candidate they would lil n nominated by the coming San Fransc = convention as were the republicans It month ago when the were awaiting tn
 Chicago convention. Cox and Davi P seem 10 be the favorites, however, wit ' the democrats in the business sectiol " with a few talking for Smith of Ne is York.
 Mrs Abbie Child was in willimant TO to attend the commencement exercises . 'n the Normal school. where her daughte lg Miss Grace is the librarian ga Miss Emma Roberts left Friday for r. visit with her brother, Charlse, at Stan f. ford, and latd will go to Brooklyn, e. Y, to attend the graduation of h'
 brother, Harry, who is student at Pra 'n institute.
 at Malcolm Nj, Wiley, who was graduate
 from Clark college at Worcester tn st week, is at his home here. Mir. Willie .l- 1 is receiving the congratulations of h V. many friends over the dlStinction he h; he gained by winning highest honors in u
 class just graduated.
 de A few people from this city were l