Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01
PUTNAM

MOIOf1SLS WnO 0ld not need re- l peated warnings to take some other | route continued to mire their cars, l out on the state highway near the | cemetery on Kihingly avenue, We'd | nesday. The South Main street de- tour should be used in travelling south to Attawaugan, Danielson and other places.
 The death of AeIexci Morin, aged 97 years and months, occurred We'd nesd,Sy morning at his home in North Grosv enordale, where he had been a resident for years. During his active years MT. Morin had been employed as a laborer. He was a native of Canada. where the body will be ta- en today (Thursday) for burial. at St. Damase, P. Q.
 Tn March that closed last night was prGz lbly the finest corresponding month for business that Putnam merchants as a whole have experi- enced. A number of business men re- port remarkable jump in sales. Putnam people showed great inte- rest Wednesday in the fact that the Connecticut company is again to have control of the local trolley lines. The Connecticut tcompany always furnish ed good trolley service in this terri tory. Samuel Anderson, who is re- turning as manager, will be welcom-
 ed back in the Putnam territory, where he is well known.
 Members of the fire department seem confident that they will be able | to handle any ordinary fire situa- ] ton that may arise in the interim
 during which a new company is be- ing recruited and ofsanized to take | the place of the members of the old company, whose reSignations rae ef-
 fective today, April 1.
 | This is the day-April 1-when the
 teamsters of Putnam put into effect l their new rate of $9,00 a day, g hours for the use of their teams High cost of feed. labor and upkeep of l teams are given as reasons for the | advance to the new rate.
 l Master George Gilpatric left We'd nesday for visit with Mir. and Mrs.
 Walter Gilpatric in Brooklyn, N. Y. Only three sessions of the Putnam l city court during March, and not a prisoner has been sent to jail from
 this city for nearly six months. This 1 is record unequalled in this city in many, many years.
 Dr. F. T. Baldwin was slightly cut and bruised when he was hurled out
 of his berth in railroad wreck near Pittsburgh. while he was re- | turning here from the west, where
 he had been buying horses.
 Voters of the city will meet next
 Tuesday to pass on some appropri-
 ation matters that will come up fol
 consideration. These appropriation.
 are to take care of curbing and sewer
 construction costs.
 The body of Chauncy F. Bosworth who died last week in California
 will be brought to Putnam and i. ! ] a5x od f-n N next week, according to a telegram received here Wednesday.
 Forty will be baptized at the Bap tist church Sunday-20 at the morn ing service, 20 at the evening service Special programs of Easter musi : have been arranged for the Sunda, : services. The roll call and supper a the c'Mrch is, scheduled for next Wed nesday evening. Rev. Horace B
 Sloat of Hartford will be the speaker l Dentists of the city held a meetin
 Wednesday afternoon in the office o Dr. Harry a Houghton to discus l plans for cooperating with the tow
 school committee in the matter 0 y arranging for the care of the teeth c Q the school children.
 Misses Ruth and Dorcas Bartlett C = St. Margaret's school, Waterbury, ar t at their home here for the Easte
 recess.
 h Cargill council, K. of c. is to con n fer the first and second degrees o r a class of candidates Easter Sunda q afternoon.
 : Following is the program for tt d Easter music at the Methods e church.
 \ Voluntary. Festival March, Best M y Dodge, organist; Hymn 159; Welcom
 Wilfred Winslow; Scripture Readin
 D. B. Gilbert; Prayer, Rev. S. J. .
 Rock; solo, Hosanna. Granier, Mi q Grace I. Bennett, Easter Stepht n Tripp; What the Little Bird Sai ls Millicent Rock; My Life on Fart n six boys. Harold Wilcox, Dona a Rock, Sidney King, George Will W Frank Taylor, William Aldrich; du, d Easter Bells Ring On, Marion al Id Christine Wilcox; Working for Eas n CT, Leonis Evans; Easter Flower 70 ten girls, Primary Dept; song, Mi IS licent Rock; recitation, Winifr In Gould and Sylvia Warren; Beautif
 Lilies, Frances Toohill; Before t al Cross, Bertha Hall. Lillian Sha' or Catherine Racket; duet. Franc ot 9tt Toohill, LilIius Cunningham; IT .iI Lily's Sermon, Mildred Perry; Legel of the Cross, SIrs. Gilbert's class; S oI To, Ruth Aldrich; Reading, New Lii
 Rachel Jordan Anthem, Lif I
 Your Heads, o Ye Gates, Adam l. choir.
 A spelling match has been arran " ed between teams representing Pu T. Continued on Page Seven, Col. Tw