Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

to the affairs of hisr department.
 Supt.. W, L., Macdonald of Putnamis schools has nearly. recovered from an attack of illness that; Kept, him confined to his home for time.
 It Is now Indicated that there is little prospect of resumption of trolley service between North Grosvenordale and Web ster. This pert of the line has mot been operated since the storms of last win ter blocked, it and it. may never be run again unless conditions change very ma terialiy.
 For operatives in this vicinity of cot eton plants that. are not running, the chief interest in Mondays, announce ments of reduction in wages at other plants was that it brought a, promise of work at some price and that before
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 Persons who would like to give a Christmas wreath to. the Day Kimball hospital and have not the time to make one will find wreaths for sale in the business section.
 Senator-elect Archibald {, Macdonald said Monday that no announcements have been made as yet relative to. ap- pointments as attaches at the capitol ,, from the senatorial districts in Wind ham county. - Attorney Arthur $. Macdonald ap- peared as counsel in the city court Mon day. morning for a number of persons called to appear there to answer to dn- ferent charges.
 Residents of Woodstock and Psnfret
 who suffered losses through burglaries or. who were pleased over the apprehen- sion of the thieves have expressed their appreciation of the police work that was done in clearing up the cases. At q meeting held recently, the Cana dian Athletic club elected the following | officers: r. E. Bonin, president; Har- old Girard vice president James J. Charron, secretary; A. Bernier, treas ureri and A. Guertin. recording secre- tary. Another business was meeting held Monday evening for the purpose of arranging for tournament of many popular games to begin this week. The tournament is for club members only and there will be contests in pool, bill lizards, cribbage, checkers. chess and
 bridge whis- Armand Lizotte is in charge of the tournament
 The Putnam police received . call from Webster Saturday evening, to be on the lookout for a Massachusetts car bearing the number Mass, 105355
 The car was described as black with red WHcc1s. Inc QFiNcT was wanted TOT striking man in the Massachusetts
 town and for not stopping to ascertain | the amount of damage done. Although lookout was kept here, nothing was seen of the car,
 | After the Chau.auqua program Sat. l urday evening, the last evening that ! Chautauqua was in town. a business
 meeting of the guarantors was held | During the entertainment a contract was passed through the audience, ar.
 was signed by thirty-one persons. A l this was more than the number re. | quired. It is practically assured that 1 Putnam will have Winter Chautauqus again next year. The following officers
 were elected for the ensuing Year President, A. W. Marcy; vics president
 John c. Johnson . secretary, ". E
 Moss; treasurer, Marion Warren. Tn.
 Junior Chautauquans under the super
 vision of Miss Folpel and the superin- .tendent had very enjoyable socia !, meet after the afternoon sessions
 Miss C. E. Barnes, teacher in thu
 English department at Putnam Higt School, who was unable to teach fol three days last week because of throa trouble, is recovered and was at schoo Monday morning.
 A. D. Lswn, 6s. superintendent of th, denly Monday afternoon. While work ing at his desk in the office of the plan
 about 2.45, Mir Lown dropped dead iron what the physicians diagnosed as ar
 acute attack of indigestion resulting 1T