Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-04

to look for work. On reaching here he decided he wanted a drink, and found a man ~ho sold him some jakey. lie pleaded guilty 10 the charge Of iHtoxi- cation. and was sent down to Brooklyn.
 According to a news dispatch from Hartford the four ex-service men who were arrested ia Willimantic Tuesday and taken to Hartford on q charge of wearing the uniform of the United States army Tnlawfully had their cases continued for one week by the United States conlmis- sioner. The accused, who solicited funds in Putnam on Monday, were allowed to go on their own recognizanca, but pend ing the continuance they all agreed not to wear the uniform.
 Led Vance of Putnam was arrested in Hartford. August 30 charged with the theft of a watch and certain stock csrtifi cates from the Commercial Finance Cor poration of Boston. The stolen articles were in the possession of Anton Granath who, roorned in the same house with Vanos4 The Putnam man has been held for hearing before the September session of the superior criminal court. On Friday brother went to Hartford to arrange bail.
 K. J. Bogardus of Torrington will on Tuesday assume the position of instructor in the machine shop of the state trade school in Putnam. He is a machinist of long experience New courses are be- l ing introduced into this department of l the school. and considerable. advanced 1 work viii be given thesstudents, This. will l include some precision work. 1 The following news story sent;out from l Webster by a correspondent to a Wor- l cester paper is of much interest to Put 1 nam residents:
 1 The chances and the hopes of re-es- 1 tabl;shing service of the trolley ears over the state line into tie GFosvenor ] Daies, and the Thompsous from Webster l are knocked into a ,Eecked hat as far as | President GIG, Wotd of the Consolidat- 1 ed is concerned, This is inc sentiment h'
 expresses fin a conlfnuhicatien t9. liar ! ry l.. Nados secretary Of the Chamber 1 of Commeree, which was received Thurs 1 day by Secretary Nado. l According, to Secretary -.Naao si1 different confrscts have been devised b9 President Wood and submitted to the Connecticut company for acceptance. Th' material used in the drafting of thes'
 contracts were obtained from facts offer ed by the Massachusetts Public Utfiitie. commission and the Interstate Commerce commission lH washing loH. 4le N>OAIFC ticut company received all of these .ofle-
 and so far has taken no decisive action o' any of them. Secretary Nado s'ate'
 that Preside ( Wood enlphasized .i his communication that if a rs-estlh | lishnsRt was reached it would be ac compiished after the Connecticut com
 pany's officials had displayed seri
 ous intention of wanting a re-estao lishment.
 Secretary Nado further stafss tha the weight of opinion among Iner
 chants and manufacturers Tegardin the situation is that the stumblin block is furnished by the asidents C
 Putnam who it is alleged do not waa . | q re-establishment of the trolley serTic
 this side of Putnam and the Thompson!
 President Wood states empha.iaaus that te is willing to do .anythIag in Ei power to "put the line across" but tha
 now most of the putting must be doU by the Connecticut officials.