Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

- - at the Trade School for q years course.
 Iwe m<n ffeln. {ewstt Ciif, AfuiF W. { Hsney ha< William 0xkss are both talk 1 ing the electrical eours. 3fr. kaney wzs on the Asrrs sector during ths summer of i,1t with the 5e1th Infantry and Hr. oak<s vas witk the 9th Infantry. snd Dl, | virion. Ir oakes saw active s&sfcf fsem Feb. 27. 'if. te the siEnlnr ef ths aHAixtiee hRd was in the battles ef chxr tesu, ,fhisry, St. Nihis sAe charpasnes
 lohn GrsiRgsen of Danvile. Va, ia ahoher tssinE the cSttsn textiles zne al, hed sybjetss. Mir. HrasiAGton vas with the sfth Transportation Corps fer n months. Mir BrssinFtsn intends fsiiew ing up the estten HaaHufaeturinr bnslnees He is enrolled fer a years eaurse.
 stssests ct Nsss Mss,vss sesssl fss HHs at Thamp<en were planning Friday
 to leave far the chrlstmas vNestion ns.
 riod- There are about 50 girls at tho school at present. Mest Of them expeyi- eneed ittle Aesa. Thursday evening when smoke was seen about enc Of the
 ppiidiHe gave wrepg impreesisR that the structure was ahre.
 I've ledgsrs left the psli>s sfstian here
 Friday morning after spending a nirht in
 the eellc. They were respectable married | men who have been journeyinE about the | textile towns of southern New EnFsaze looking for work They were pessessed i of very little money and were eenservtnr their remaining funds in order to pay their way back heme % applied fer iear-
 ing at the police station te escape Deyms
 room rent.
 rsilsving ere the newly elected snisess of the Putnam GFirls' club-Prerident
 Mis- Airline LeCiair; vice president. Nrs. Armand Lizotte; recording secrstnry.
 Miss Bessie o'Brien financial sserstsry
 Miss 4ae Pye; treasurer, Mrs. Maud AL
 lard advisory board, Ars Jessrn Duprs
 Mrs. Jesse Rich Mrs c. Harold oiipatric.
 hrs. Charles Dsan, Mrs, V. Y. Ranerty
 Gasne, Mrs. C B. Wiley. hiss q. Eiza- beth Clarke. Miss Ellen whseleek; visit Ing committee. Miss Lecaa Dupre, Aiss Irene Gilman.
 Jsha T. Diusn, q, h daek st kis hs., { en Wsedsteek avenue after, being iA peel health fer several years ene ecnnnsd C his bed for the past siEht fvsehs. Ny D. ! mon was bern in KinGsten. R. l., bl came to Pemfret with his parents when h' ! was "a young naH. Fer years Ar. DimoI was bees farmer for the mill eempany .
 Meehanicsville and stf1 later vas enn ployed in Hartford as manager of a. Wtli An0En ICobNlH HATH WffCEN nE rt , rnaiAed for AS yeara. He had been a res idsnt of Putnam for about fcur yenrs
 Mir. Dinnon leaves his wife, several ehil dren and sister.
 The newly elected sGiesrs sf D4visis, iNe. 1, A. o. H.. of this city are: Prssi : dent. Thomas. ?. Ryan; vice president 2 James o'Brien recording secretary. LAN : : l-sence ?. Ryan; hnaBeipl secretary. wi liam P. Murray treasurer, James Ra6erty; sentinel. James Weeks. Ssl ss seant-at-arns Thomas Weieh.
 csursiand Hsppin. ss. sf Dr. ysssp !. Heppin of Pomfret will sail from Ne ' York today (saturday) to spend tf U Christmas holiday season ir Paris. n h ard Mre. HenpiH and Mru. Heppihs netl n CT, Mrs. Weed, left fer New York n n, day.
 h Resfdsntss |. Tssnpsss vsisre ~ De pleased ever the prospect of the sryiv' of severa carloads of hard eeaL rhcrn' ,r son has been shy en eoai all threugh n n fall pepisd. and 1t is related thst sen -y nurchassd ia Putnam eost as high 70 t' ss ia ton Aefsrs it wac in the bin ef
 Thompson pureraser vhe had ts have IL at any price. The high rate ineiud' s, hauling charges from this city.
 Miss Lsttss Riepdeau, 10 asd M d. LsYrex. %. silk mill employees. ws ar knocked down and injured Thursday, . d. ening while on their way henne Ire nd work when they were struck by 70 hs car driven by Ernest Lqster. of II Ha ne road street. Mir. Lustsr was drivh h. dsxn Railread street tevard the A
 street crossing when the accident happe ar ed and had slowe1 down his machine th ailev a train to pas. Slowing down he tht car 4irnnned the lights en hia Tiaaehi .n- 90 that he did not G.. the yeuAg went ss- both of whom were toppled ever. theu
 inc automobile was moving slowly. v I. Riendau suffered a broken eellart he He and received cuts On enc leg. Mise l., he row was cut on the leg aud her znl led and shoulder bruised. AT. Luster stsSp
 his ear and offered to take the hJul ~ girls to the hospital. They not desirl
 te be taken he went for physicians then directly to repert the aeeident rs captain J. H. Buieer, of the police.
 Another AuteAsbiis aseiSsSt seeuy' 2A, Thursday evening on Soheel afreet " ol- cars owned by C. H. rnureer or
 nan, Heights and Joseph Vandale of | ter e,,w rars in collision. TAe Thurner
 was being driver by T. J. rhurbfr. ef inc owner who was turning his
 arsuna in School street just before ,h.. c-ash. The police later were intern 2. that Thuyser lseSed up and dowH or street te see that no vehicles were n preaching Asfore he started te turz ,re ear arounf and that he did not see'i A rrachtne, at that time He repor
 that when h. did see the Vandal. car. - tried to back out of it's way. but '
 ussueeessful in deing this, When ,,y- ears crashed the front end of the Tho ay .r ear was somewhat danased ans
 wheel was torn on the Vandale ear. lee