Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-23
PUTNAM

MT. and Mrs. Charles Miron and Attor- ney and Mrs Irving H. Miron were at Millbury, Mass. Monday evening, to at tend an observance of the silver we'd
 ding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Charles
 E. Kane. Mrs. Kane is sister of Charles Miron
 District Deputy James A. McArthur of Hartford will make an official visitation to Putnam lodge of Elks this Tuesday, evening. In connection with the district deputy's visit here degree will be con ferred upon a class of twelve candidates and a lunch is to be served.
 Miss Alice Sherman of the Putnam ex- change was at New London Monday attending a conference of chief operators of the s. N. E. Telephone company in
 the eastern district.
 Before Judge Gasdiner Greene and g jury in the superior court here this morn | ing trial of the case of Miss Jennie Wii- | lis vs. N. A. Ballard and N. J. Kenney | will be resumed.
 Messages from as far away as Nauen, Germany, have been picked up at a wire i less. station erected on the roof of the Bradley building on Main street by An gelus Braecalls. who is much interested
 in woreless work.
 One Putnam physician said at noen on Monday that he had encountered five new
 cases of measles during the morning. New cases of the disease are appearing here
 at the rate of about twelve day.
 ". Irving Bullard of Boston was a l visitor in Putnam Monday @ l Motorists who tried to make the trip
 from this city to Providence by way of
 Chepaehet on, Sunday encountered great 1 difficulties on account of the sleet storm, which coated the surface of the detour with ice and made it almost impossible to l control car. Seven machines were stalled within a hundred wards on one part of the detour, a notorist reported 1 here.
 sems of the siIverwars taken from the car in which MT. and Mrs. A. F. Bradley
 and Edward Shackett were riding when | Officer Eugene Gibney arrested them ir l thi scity, has been identified as having
 been taken from the residence of Worth Dexter, Chicago. at Marion, Mass, where
 the family spends the summer season l A servant of the Dexter family who wa.
 visiting in Ponlfret identified the silver | ware.
 As yet there has been little eonsen,
 trated effort to boost the fund for Hol,
 Cross college, Worcester, in this city anG vicinity, but more active work is expected soon. Connecticuts quota of $12e, ,0e0 vii
 contain many contributions from Putnam and nearby towns when 1t is completed
 it now seems certain.
 Children at the county home, patients
 at the Day KimbaH hospital and inmate of the town farm will have special ant bonntiful Thanksgiving dinners, plans fo ] which are being made. Fl This is the last day Of the open sea son for hunting partridge, quail. wood cock and pheasants. Very few hunter ventured into the woods on Monday o |. account of the cold, northeast storm. Many of his friends in Putnam vii l miss this week the Thanksgiving card e that would have come to them if "Souv [ enir" William H. Taylor were alive. Flo : years he never missed sending to at leas l a score of friends here and to many i
 surrounding towns a group of Thanksgiy - ing cards. This was his rule before ever : holiday throughout the year. His sou1 v enir hobby cost Mir. Taylor many hur i dreds of dollars during his life time, br U he frequently stated that he found T :. greater joy in his life than cheering u : his friends everywhere with pertty r' : z minders and greetings just before ever :, holiday season.
 Invariably the cards came through
 ! for use by. the friends who received thel ( and the supply was always very hbel > al
 . West Thezupssa's Resnshinc industry