Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
PUTNAR

may reach him daily between the hours of 15 and l, or evenings after o'clock by telephoning 55-5, PHtnam.l
 Miss Eleanor Carpenter of South Main street was in Worcester on Friday.
 Attorney and Mrs. Howard c. Bradford and two children returned to Putnam on Thursday after a few days visit at Ply mouth Mass
 X. C. Stetson, who had his leg amputat- ed at the Day Kfmbau hospital number of weeks ago. has returned to his home on King street.
 Souvenir William Harrison Taylor has received an autograph letter from Gov. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts thanking him for his birthday greetings and closing with T am keenly apprecia- tive of your friendly feeling" Mrs. War ren G.. Harding, wife of the republican candidate for the presidency, and Will H. Hays, chairman of the national republi- can committee, have also sent cordial let- ters to MT. Taylor.
 Frank L. Davis, county agent of the Windham County Farmers association, announced Friday that at a recent meet ing of the town directors and executive committee of the association it was the opinion of those present that the member ship drive should continue along the lines now being followed At present the as- socfation has about 500 members. and the desire of those who have the drive in charge is to increase it to a thousand
 A motor trip was enjoyed Thursday by MT. and Mrs. Richard Carpenter; their daughters, Misses Marion and Eleanor, Kenneth c. Ballard and Ebert kinney, The party went to Lake Mashapaug in Union and visited the top of Bald Hill, from where it is possible to see Long Island sound. also Mount Tom. This is the highest point in Windham county.
 There is much interest in Putnam and surrounding towns in the meeting of the directors of the Connecticut company which is ot be held at New London today
 tSaturday) and at which meeting matters pertaining to the Putnam division are to be discussed Ire Connecticut company operates the trolley line running from West Thompson south through Putnam, Dayville, Danielson to Norwich ard-New London. It has been generally under l stood that for some time the division has not been a paying proposition, and there has been anxious speculation concerning it's future. Replacement of the present cars running over the line by the one man cars has been suggested as one possible ! remedy of tn eexisting condition.
 Bradley theatre was filled Friday night when special benefit entertainment was arranged by the wonan's board of the Day KinlbaH hospital to raise greatly needed funds.. The feature of the pro- gram was the presentation of pictHriza- ton of Jack London's famous story, Burning Daylight This picture was re- leased for presentation only few weeks ago There was also special dancing l number by Lucille Irene Caren. The wonan's board of the hospital of which 1 Mrs. Lillie Leach is president is an or ganization that devises means of raising funds for the many necessary expenses that must be annually met at the 11ospi- tai. Recently it contributed $2,0Go for ! the purchase of a. new motor ambulance ! and it is now planning to help furnish i the interior of the new addition to the
 hospital as soon as this is completed. I Miss Lorens Gallant of Church street | is spending a few days in New Haven. ! Edward Angell returned to Putnam Thursday night from Trenton, N. J. where he has been employed recently
 Friday he went to Springfield for the | day.
 John Creighton, for many years resi-
 dent of Putnam. appeared before Judge MahIon H. Geissler in the Putnam city court Friday morning to answer tc charges of intoxication. He was picked I up by Serst. George Laird early Friday I morning on the stairway leading to thu Moose hall. over t'-e store of w H court Creighton insisted that he was no drunk but merely sleepy. He said b, had gone to his home on lower Mair street but found the door locked. No f wanting to disturb the siunnbers of thost in the house, he went back to the eente' of the town and eventually retired at tn spot where he was found. The mans ap pearanee as we'll as the testimony O T Captain of Police John Bulger. convinced the judge that Creighton was guilty Of tn charges brought agains thiTn, consequent ly the court ordered him taken to Brook 1yn jail for 90 days and tackled on cost
 amounting to s1014 About this tim the accused decided that possibly he hat been drinking a little, in fact, he reealle' .I that he was having a good time with tn
 fellows over the holiday, and that he an, his friends had managed to consume har,
 cider and jakey to the extent of $17 worth. He told this to the court and of
 feerd it as explanation tor his appearance U Employees of the Connecticut company
 which controls the trolley line runnin
 through Putnam, arrived here Friday na began the work of lowering the rails ol , Grove and King streets. When the stat Il highway was put in last fall and thi spring the roadway on each side of tn I car line was dropped several inches. A that time the Shore Line company state | that they were unable to lower thei | tracks to the level of the street Whel the line went back to the control of tn Connecticut company. Mayor Allie V Marcy took the matter up with them an they agreed to attend to the matter a
 once. Now. after considerable delay, tn ! work has been begun.
 Thomas Pappagallo, who gave his ad dress as 14 Pomfret street, Putnam. wa : arrested Thursday afternoon by Chief Q Police Canty in Webster, Mass, an locked up at the police headquarters 0
 that town on charge of larceny. Pappa ) gallo. with his wife had gone to tn Massachusetts town for the day in orde to enjoy an outing at Webster lake. Tn ! story of Pappagallo's arrest as it ha com etc Putnam is as follows: Shortl after noon Thursday James Bartholomit who conducts fruit store on the mai II street in Webster, called on Chief Cant and alleged that PappagalIo had entere his store and ordered ten cents worth o candy, in payment for which he hande , out two dollar bill. The proprieto l claims that when he gave the Pntnar , man his change the latter insisted that h ) had given a ten dollar bill to the cleri
 Words followed. in which Bartholomi alleges that his customer threatened t "clean thekplace out Fearing troubl,
 he called the police, but Pappa galo hur ried away.
 Chief Canty began a search for Papps
 gallo and found hirs satering the ten
 cent store. not far away. The chief fol
 lowed and, keeping an eye on Pappagal