Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-02

sell Whitaker of Washington, D. c. Miss of Oak Hill, Putnam, and has been guest at the Hammond home often. She is a graduate of Smith. and since com pleting college has been at the bureau of standards in Washington The Whitaker family formerly lived in Hampton.
 Except for the twisting rooms and the departments running looms making cord tire fabric, all departments of the Man hasset Manufacturing comany closed Sat urday for two weeks. This company is one of the largest in P~tnam. With the clos ing of the Manhasset, three mills of Put nam are shut down, the others being the Putnam Woolen company and the Water man mill
 The linen seat cover that was reported last Thursday as stolen from the auto mobile of Mrs Herbert Bowen of Wood stock while the machine was parked on Main street, Putnam, was found Friday afternoon by Armand Bellerose, who on Saturday returned it to Capt. John Bull ser. He picked the cover up on Main streete. where it had evidently been acci- dt ntaiIy dropped.
 Members of the younger set from Put
 
 attending a dance in the town hall. The affair was arranged by Miss Muriel Back us as means of raising money for the Smith college endowment fund Miss T""lus was graduated from Smith last June.
 ArchaH Burger of Putnam was sent to the state reformatory at Middletown Sat urday. Burger was before the city court last Wednesday and pleaded guilty to the theft of S25 from the lunch cart of Fred Franklin. Before the court convened he also confessed to Capt. Jotn Bulger that he had taken a pocketbook recently from an emDloye at the Waterman mill Be cause John Mccall. an overseer at the mill. begged Judge Mahlon H. Geissler to give Burger another chance, and prom ised to see that the young man kept straight. the judge sentenced Burger to the reformatory, suspended the sentence and placed him on probation under Me Calls care. Thursday night Burger was again arrested. charged with the theft of a pearl necklace from a Putnam jeweler as well as $56 in money from the Putnam Fruit company, both thefts having been made previous to Burgers appearance in court. Burger admitted these upon ques- tioning by Capt. John Bulger. On learn ing of this, Judge GeissIer revoked the suspended sentence and ordered Burger taken to the reformatory.
 Alpha Delta class of the Sunday school of the Second Congregational church held picnic at Roseland ark in Woodstock Saturday afternoon.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Sullivan Curran. T, who died Thursday at the summer cottage of her son-in-law. Will liam KiIlian, at Oakland Beach, R. L, were held at St. Mary's church in Putnam at o'clock Saturday morning. The body was taken for burial to Dayville where Mrs. Curran made her home before coming to Putnam.
 Funeral services for George H. Whitney. S2, who died suddenly Thursday night at his home on Sabin street, were held at the home Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Burial was in Grove street cemetery
 Lillian K. Mann, B, died Thursday at her home in Attawaugan. Saturday the body was sent from Putnam to Newark, N. J., where burial services were held on Sunday.
 The body of Albert Williams, 30, who died Friday at the state hospital in Nor wich, was brought to his home in Wood stock Saturday.
 Beautiful, weather on Saturday after noon attracted many to the golf links of the Putnam Country club.
 Cargill council, No. s4, K. of C.. will hold a meeting in their rooms tonight (Monday).
 Anselm Mayotte post of the American Legion will hold meeting tonight (Mon- day) in the rooms of the Putnam Cham Der of Commerce. The entertainment committee will report concerning the plans for the county field day which the