Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM


 Mrs C. T. Lamarche, wife of pr. La Marche was slightly injured just after Il o'clock Thursday morning when the
 fight touring car she was driving crash d head on into an iron pole supporting l! the overhead work of the trolley road, a t 1 the easterly end of the Soldiers monu- ment plot The impact Of the machine against the pole threw Mrs. LaMareh | forward, but she escaped any serious in 1 jury. suffering only an abrasion of the lower lip. Mrs. LaMarche was assisted into the Doty home near by. ande sDr. James B. Kent was summoned. Mrs.. La Marche was able to proceed to her home within few minutes
 The car crashed squarely head on against the iron pole, smashing in the radiator and some mechanism on the forward end of the car. It was said that a boy who was riding with Mrs. La Marche lost his hat and in preparing to handle the machine to recover the hat1 1 the car crashed against the pole. The boy was <ninjured-
 "I went purpOsely to Providence to get drunk quoth George Wemette to Judge NJ. H. Geissler in the city court Thurs day morning and instantaneously the court ordered, purposely, that Wemette l go to jail for 30 days to think it over and Wemette went George got drunk, all right. He attained the desired con dition by imbibing freely of one quart of real red liquor, which, he declared, cost him SIS. That part of the expedi- 1 tion didn't seem to worry George very much, for $13 isn't very much for man who has an honest to goodness de- sire to buy souse. Having obtained the | wherewithal to satisfy Nis craving
 George came back to this city and fel Into the hands of the law. When Judge Geissler asked Wemette if he had any money with which to pay fine, George
 admitted that he did not, so he was given 30 days in jail Wemette, who
 has worked all over New England, has been employed of late in a local manu-
 fac.uring plant.
 George is inclined to charge the whole
 affair up to the high cost of prohibition
 and let it go at that
 Rowland's Jazz band Ashland Casino.
 Jewett City, Decoration Day, S:30, new
 time.-adv.
 Roy E. Jones, extension p0ultryman
 at Storrs, was in this county on Thurs
 day and with County Agent F. L. Davis
 visited a number of poultry farms with a
 view to arranging poultry denlonstra-
 tions for periods during the summer sea
 son. It is felt that these demonstra- tions will prove of value to all who are SA6d50u III poO1lly IdlSlHS.
 Frank Moreau, following a hearing ir T justices court in the town of Pomfret
 was ordered held for trial at the next : term of the Windham county superior
 court having criminal Jurisdiction, his bond being fixed at $500. Being unable 7 10 obtain this amount Moreau was talk en to the jail at Brooklyn to await trial Moreau pleaded rot guilty to the charge that has been preferred agains him as the result of accusations made 1T behalf of young woman who has beer acting as night telegraph operator a 3 the railroad station in Abingdon. . Navy recruiting officers were again il , Putnam Thursday. These representa- tives of Uncle Sam's sea-fghting force have remarkable inducements to offel 2 to young men who would enter the ser o vice at this time, for in addition to al of the old attractions of the navy ther o are many new ones, including the oppor . tunity to learn any one of a great va = riety of useful trades, thus providing tn sailormen with real prospect of get
 ting profitable employment at the end o , the enlistment period
 CargilI council. K. of C., has about : score of candidates in new class tha 1 is to receive the third degree within ICN WSShS Ol D6THdIu COuIlCll or NOrI S Grosvenordale, newly organized coun e cil. also is having a healthy growth f Members of Elizabeth Porter Putnam ' chapter, D. A. R., are planning to b
 present at Plainfield today (Friday) fo the twenty-ffth anniversary observanc of the organization of the chapter i that town. The members from the Put Q nam chapter will motor to Plainfield e \ Hingham Mass uaDer has the fol : lowing relative to Miss Jennie A. Ryar T formerly a resident of Pomfret:
 At St. .Paurs hall there was the pres |, entaton of a pure of gold to Miss Jenni -, Ryan who left Saturday, May 22, to joi - the Dominican Sisters of Hunts Poin : New York. The presentation was pre- 'f ceded by the hymn to the Virgin Mar, 1 'Tis the Month of Our Mother afte 4 which Father Foley wished Miss Rya t Godspeed, assured her of the prayers ( -' all and begged remembrance for all return. Luncheon was then served Miss Ryan is former Pomfret gi o but for the past few years has been en II ployed by the W. U. Tel Co. in differer u cities.
 " Manager Thomas McDermott of tn -e city head of the newly organized Nor T. Grosvenordale team. said Thursday a = ternoon that the infield of his team
 without doubt the fastest on any sem
 professional team in New Englan oI Manager McDermott has arranged le game with the Dorchester K of C. tea Fl for Sunday, June 6, at North Grosve IS ordale. The Dorchester team is made almost entirely of former big league
 and other professional ball players d. The Memorial day procession here + Monday next will be organized as fC h. lows: Marshal and aides; platoon of D ne lice and Manhasset band; World w mt Veterans and Spanish War Veterans h. A. R.; Sons of Veterans president to the day, speaker of the day, clergy, ci le and town officials, in automobiles: " ny mans Relief corps. Ladies of the G. CT R., Boy Scouts; Salvation Army, Hi ;t-
 all at would be sorely felt in Danielson a ny other parts of the town of Killingly, N- 1I1