Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11

south for few weeks in the interest or his health. was greeted by many of his Putnam friends while he was in this city Wednesday. Farther Elty is much improved in health.
 Harold $. Corbir is meeting with success as editor of the Universal Mir TOT. published by Landers Frary and Clark, one of the New Britain's great manufacturing companies and in the interest of their thousands of employ es.
 The owner who Sas not equipped his automobile with headlight lenses that are listed as legal. will llnd it find it good policy to do so before starting to use the machine for the season. The state automobile department win insist on the law being compiled with by all.
 John Hogan. a student at Putnam High school. is recovering from an l. ness that has kept him at his home much of the time during the past two weeks
 Strikers of the Waterman Worsted company held one of their regular meetings in their hall here Wednes- day afternoon.
 Woodstock republicans hear L. H. Healey mentioned among the list of that towns citizens who are being considered for the republican nomina- tions for represen sative.
 Journeymen barbers here discussed with interest Wednesday the set of demands made upon Danielson mas ter barbers by the journeymen of that place. These journeymen in the neighborinS towns arc members of the Putnam Barbers' local
 District Deputy Edward W. Mupllen will go to Danielson Sunday to confer the third degree upon a class of can didates of Rose of Lima council.
 Bus service was maintained all day Wednesday between Putnam and points to the south. though the condi- tion of the highway. covered with ice, snow and running water was wretch ed.
 Very fine progress has been made at the night school, which will end its sessions Friday evening. during the 75 nights it has been open since last fall. Students who knew little or | nothing of English have learned a great deal. and are the most enthusi- astic a fall over the success of the | school.
 Like all the other towns in this | county. Putnam will have q heavy bill to pay for snow removal this winter and officials are not at all sure that the end of this expense for the winter | Is yet in sight.
 At Putnam High School gymnasium Tuesday evening. Webster won the championship of the Northern section of the Quinebaug Valley League, wher its team defeated Tourtellotte High of Grosvenordale by the slight mar. gin of three points. the final sore be- ing 21-lS. Both teams played 2 tas game, the forty minutes of play.-r l timn never 1acL,inp for r,iapfv af an
 tion. It was a toss up between tn,
 boys, but at the end the Massachu. setts quintet led the Grosvenordal,
 boys by a few points. As tie oc. cured in the Northern section. thre'
 games were necessary, one on tht
 home floor of each school. and one or
 neutral floor, which was picked al
 Putnam. As expected each team vol
 on their own floor, Tourtellotte by s,
 wide margin that victory seemed as.
 sured. It is not known. however, l
 the game is legal. Tourtellotte pro
 testing the contest on the grounds
 that the Webster coach was on tn floor in defiance of the rules. Thi question will be taken up at the nex meeting of the league and the outcom
 of the protest will decide Putnam
 Highs opponents for the Rensselae
 Institute cup.
 Putnam High Schools premie
 basketball team will play Connecticut Mills seconds at Danielson next Sat
 urday evening"
 The feature picture at the Bradle. theatre Wednesday and Thursday wa the big Henry Walthall picture. "Th Confession" This was taken from Ha Reid's play which was acted befor
 q capacity audience here several year |