Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-14

ming there was a largely attended meeting of women of St. Mary's parish in St. Johns hall, Providence street. and steps were then taken that will lead to the enfranchisement of many women of St. Mary's parish.
 A number of legislators from towns in this section Of Windham county will leave this city this (Tuesday) morning to attend the special session of the general assembly called for the purpose of enacting the necessary leg islaiop to confer upon the women equal suffrage rights with the men of the statn. Senator Macdonald and Representatives Kent and Brodeur make up Putnam's delegation to the special session.
 Though the active work of repair ! ing the damaged exhibition hall and ! other properties at the Woodstock fair ! grounds had not been undertaken up { to Monday morning, assurance was ! given that the fair will he held on the ! date now set and that there is every 1 expectation that the exhibition will ! be a successful one.
 [ Manager Thomas MeDermott of the North erosvenerdSIe team, said Mon- day that his next Sundays game will be with the Connecticut Mills team and will be played at Danielson. The game scheduled for these teams on l Sunday last, at North Grosvenordale was called off on account of heavy ] rain falling during the forenoon.
 The first of the superior court ses- sions of the week comes tomorrow Wednesday, Judge Maltbie presiding Cases will be tried as assigned a few days ago.
 The present enrolment of pupils al St. Mary's parocnial school Is giveI as SIP.
 Some curious person, a mere man was inquiring Monday whether Put. nam women, along with all others en. 1ranchfsed under the nineteenti amendment, will be called upon to pay a personal tax, as do many males O the state.
 Three new automobiles, models O
 1921. arrived here sunday evening af
 ter being driven from Flint, Mich, {,
 this city.
 The Pomfret Rural Improvement so
 clety has 6 meeting scheduled 10
 Wednesday afternoon and the gather
 ing is expected to be representativ
 Of those interested in the work an
 plans of the society.
 i Navy recruiting teams complain the
 navy posters put up in Webster an
 vicinity are being torn down and
 is believed that this act Of Yandalisr
 is due to I. W. ". members or thei sympathizers.
 There is a possibility that Priest
 island. south of this city will be sol
 or the timber upon it cut of. Tn
 property. now owned by R. II. Brad
 ley, formerly was a favorite picnI
 resort. At one time there was a s,Ie
 gestion that it be acquired by the cit
 for use as . public recreation grounl
 but nothing ever materialized frol = this suggestion.
 Hebrew residents of this city sper
 Monday in observances Of Ros
 Hashanah, the Hebrew New Year. q A state road crew operating with I, road machine being hauled by a mot, y, truck was engaged on Monday IS scrapinG out the gutters along tf x state highway leading from this eli s- into Attawaugan.
 1; C1rtailed trolley service out Of ar l. into Putnam is proving profitable J. Inc owners of mot9r bus lines. whic e, nave been getting Increased receip ts during the past ten days. IL is no ie a well established fact that the tra- Id cling public is usually in a hurry ar
 setzes the first opportunity 10 2 r. where 1t wants to go. Two-nou tro CT ley service may be as much as th h. city IS entitled to on it's production ,n passenger traffic. but that does - as change the fact that the average De T. son will not wait that long for a co, nt Neyence' if there is way to avoid