Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-14
PUTNAM

Herbert Johnson, clerk at the Putnam post office is having his vacation.
 Alfred T. Davis of Thompson has re- turned home, after a trip to Washington, i D. c.
 | At the Day KimbaH hospital Thursday
 night examination of Bernard Bulger, son of Captain Bulger of the Putnam po- lice showed that the boy sustained a
 fracture of the left elbow. when he fell
 from tree in the yard at his home on School street After treatment he was taken home.
 G. Harold GiIpatric has gone to Juni- per Point, Me, where he will pass the
 weekend with his family who are spend 1 ing the tlmmer 'there.
 The Killingly Motor Supply Company,
 a concern located in 4anielson and do-
 ing business in autonpSbtle supplies has been incorporated. The incorporators are Dr. Frederick T. Baldwin and Grace 1 NJ. Baldwin of Putnam, and Ray E.
 Smith, Danielson. In the past the bus
 mess has been conducted by Baldwin and
 Smith as a partnership.
 There will be meeting of Anselrn Ma
 yotte post. American Legion Monday
 night, at o'clock, in the rooms of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce. I1vi- l tations have been extended to OscarfW. i Swanson post of North Grosvenordale
 and Leo J. L'Honme post of Danieison 1 to send representatives to the meeting,
 at which time matters pertaining to the
 state convention will be discussed. The convention is to be in Bridgeport Friday and Saturday, Aug. 20 and 21, and the ! three posts in this part of the county are going to be strongly represented. It is | being planned to have the posts act to-
 gether att the state meeting, and mat | ters to be taken up will be talked over
 at the meeting Monday night. Putnam will be fully represented at the conYen- | ton with Commander Edward F. Perry. i Archibald Macdonald Jr., and Malcolm 1 NJ. Wiley serving as delegates. Mark F.
 Klebert, Gilbert Perry and Charles A. Ryan will attend the oSE,vention as aI- l ternates from the Putnam post.
 l At tho legion meeting Monday night l final plans for the ciambake and outing which the Putnam and Danielson posts 1 are uniting to hold at Phillips grove on Labor Day will be made. The com mittee in charge of athletic events has been selecting cups which will be award ed to the winners ot thA various events that are to be held. The committee is al so arranging for one or two speakers who will address the ex-service men briefly following the dinner. It is hoped
 
 zation for this purpose.
 Mary Jacobs, wanted by Officer Neri 1 Coderre of North Grosvenordale on a charge of keeping a disorderly house in that town was held over Thursday night by Captain John H. Bulger at the Putnam police station. A week ago Tuesday two state policemen with Officer Coderre raided the house on the Quine- baug road and arrested Josephine De- | vieau of Webster on a charge of ire quenting the place. Mrs. Jacobs eluded the officers at that time. Surrounding towns were notified, and Thursday night { the woman was seen by Chief Patrick Canty of Webster. He arrested her and notified the North Grosvenordale officer who later went to Webster. Not having good place to hold the woman in Gros- venordale, he brought her to Putnam where she was locked up. Friday af- ternoon Mrs. Jacobs was. taken to North Grosvenordale for trial.
 At meeting of the executive commit tee of St. Philips Episcopal church, Putnam, which was held Thursday night, it was voted to extend a call to Rev. J. L. Roney of Schenectady, N. Y. The church has been without a rector for many months. MT. Roney conducted the services at St Philips on July Il, and at that time made a very favorable inn pression.
 Miss Dorothy Kent daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Kent of Larchmont, N.