Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-26
DANIELSON AND. PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Promoter Frank H Cordier announces a stellar card for the boxing carnival in this city. Twenty rounds of boxing, com prising two six round matches and two four frame bouts, are on the program for sthe evening. h. the first six=Found bout Jack Breault of Putnam .wilI clash with Frank Boon of Southbridge. In the other six, Ted Langlois of Webster and Fred Bedard of Jewett City will have set-to. In the four-round bouts, Kid Plaza of Webster will endeayor to prove himself g better man than Dummy Meunief of North Grosvenordale, and Jerry Benard will close the mill by go with Kid Champagne, both of whom are local boys. hThis bout is, the first in several weeks, and the fans are promised a fine reward for their patience.
 Henry l.. Brooks of Banielson, 7S. died Saturday morning at the Day KinbaH 1 hospital
 This week at the local alleys four
 match games of unusual merit are slated. Monday night Putnam will try to make l it two straight over Hazen's Pets. This l is one of a series of games to be rolled
 between these teams. Tuesday the pick I ed team of the Knights of Columbus J will start a series with the Fast five. who i are as yet undefeated Wednesday the Leaders will roll the Mechaniesyille team l and Thursday will witness the second meeting of the Fast five and the Leaders who rolled last week, with resulting vie I tory for the former.
 The Mems club, of Putnam is to give
 an entertaining evening divided between a concert by the Lotus Male quartet ei Boston and a dance program by the Wit ltenstein Yale Prom orchestra. The con
 cert program follows: The Old Flag, ar l ranged, Lotus quartet: The Magic O I Your Eyes, Penn, MT. Martin The Blu, Danube, Strauss, Lotus quartet; Tn,
 Americans Come, Foster, MT Raymond Shadow March, Protheroe, Reveries Storeh, Lotus quartet My Little Woman ! Osgood, MT. Connel; Gay Hearts, Macy I Lotus qdartet Celesta Aida, Verdi, M1
 Macy; request number, Lotus quartet Mrs. George H. Lewis is visiting friend in Fitchburg. Mass
 |. Miss Marie Lombardo, daughter of MI I and Mrs. Joseph Lombardo, of this city lis at the Day Kinball hospital, recover ing from a recent operation for appendici tis
 l A. c. stetson of Putnam is at the Da, Kimball hospital for treatment for an in
 feeted foot.
 The first tournament of the Countr club is scheduled for May 1, so that al
 including the new members, may tax kpart, the Sunpydale method of handicaI ping has been adopted which gives tn
 novice an equal chance with the exper On May 91 golfing carnival will be tn : program, with various matches. Sunday morning a mission for th
 English speaking members of the paris was opened at St. Mary's church. Helen Bernier who was recently opel
 ated on for appendicitis at the Day Kin
 ball hospital, is recovering at the hon
 of her grandparents, MT. and MT ]; Charles Belair.
 Burt. Glover, instructor in carpentry : the local trade school has resigned an i left last week for Ware, Mass, where I I will be employed with the Cumming Contractings corporation. Ellsworth Pa : terson, head of the electrical departmen 3 has also handed in his resignation ar v will soon leave for New York, where
 goes with the Western Electric compar t as specification engineer. Miss Lillian Willard of Ashburnhal n Mass, has been the guest of friends [ Putnam for several days.
 r MT. and Mrs. Frank Foisey. with the s daughter, Mrs. Eugene Reeves, are sot c to move to Hartford. They have be, r residents of Putnam for many years.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Thayer of tl e city are to move the first of May to t e house recently purchased by Mrs. Tha e CTS brother, which is situated at the ca n ner 2f Fremont and Pleasant streets n Robert Torrey has been appointed I. instructor in the Stafford Springs Hi, b school, where A. B. Handy, formerly
 Putnam, is principal MT. Forrev is e graduate of Putnam High school. VI John G. Johnson was in Scranton. F rs last week on business.
 s- A tentative team for the KiiIinel n Putnam High school spelling match Ii pI been chosen. This will be laetr reJue 1s to the required number by a series 1- examinations.
 ss Miss Estelle Stiles is in I,upn Mas
 Where she is with the General Elect .l company. le1, MES Peter Reiair-.is at the Day Xii If ball hospital, where she was recently z ,e erated on for appendicitis.
 e.l, MFs: Cora Anderson of Providence F ,n been the recent guest of Miss Emma p. . rett of Sunnyside. -'' 75 Egss may cost as high as S a doz
 II daylight saving is permitted to inf of fere with the work of the farmers. Ie, n ard H. Healey, secretary of the q, D. board of agriculture is quoted as z: th ing MT Healey also Is quoted as b, \ ld Ing predicted, a long time ago. thai ., ne would go to s120 dozen. He wss @ 1oy, v, IT ed at at the time, but that pfice W to quoted for eggs during the past " st ter. Rsss ca Farm lahor is so scarce in tb;s ts, ti- tory this spring that many who wo at plant home gardens are having difir rs' ty in finding anyone te do blowing ks State Officer Howard Elliott. ass;r, he te the bureau of domestic animals. is as this section appointing dog Wardens q ng year many Connecticut towns have r r. ferred to allow appointments of | g- wardens to come through the office ss. the commissioner of domestic animals Ire Nelson Clare will continue to he nd town of Putnan's dog warden and C ms stable Nerre Gadeere has been :, be pointed for the town of Thomson
 a peintments will be made il, all Windt
 county towns where the selectmen h
 nat made appointments, Officer Eli
 stated. ,ra Due to the fact that someone, du, .at the winter, sent out press despa
 from Springfield Mass, stating that ss 1 city had an automobile fence, enea
 in disposing of stolen cars, many nd quiries continue to come in about