Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-07
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

nouncement was made that Governor Cal win Coolidge of Massachusetts repuhli- can candidate for vice president will be ingunable to come to this city to make an address during the campaign, his sched- ule being such as to make a trip here im- possible. Amherst men here who were II classmates of Governor Coolidge had hep II ed to be able to arrange for him to speak | hers.
 The common council having disposed of | proposition to disband the Hook and |
 Ladder company. call will be issued at | once for another special city meeting on October Is to see if the voters will favor |
 appropriating s9,500 for the purchase of |
 motor-driven ladder truck The dis
 cusson over the disbanding proposal | seems to have awakened a great deal of |
 interest in the hook and ladder company |
 and much sentiment in favor ot retaining | the compay and purchasig the new p.ece Of apparatus has been heard about the | | city during the present week.
 Miss Ellen E. Osg0od. formerly of this city entertained members and friends Of | the Prisoners Aid Chapter of the Kings | Daughters and Sons at her home at East Hartford A brief business meeting was l followed by devotional service led by l Rev. Philip A. Rose of the Italian Con
 gregational church. Later Dr. Rose
 spoke upon the Italian question, his sub
 ject being America. Italy and Home | Again. Dr., Rost worked for some time | in Italy during the war period with the
 Y. M c. A.. He spoke of the high
 standing Italians are gaining in positions of trust and confidence in this country. Tea was served.
 Captain J. 1T. BuIEer's report of the l activities of the Putnam police depart ment during the month of September shows that there were IT arrests. Of fl,azo y,sT F0,- ;y,4O fpr reckless driving of motor vehicle. one for
 breaking and entering. one for theft, one for violation of the liquor law, enc for
 carrying concealed weapons, two fC- non
 support and one on a charge of being
 common drunkard
 Of those arrested four were sent to , jail, six paid fines and costs, one forfeit ed his bond one was given time to pay
 | his fine and costs. two were bound ever for trial at the October term of the su- perior court one case was continued In
 one case sentenced was susoendei and l one prisoner was releasd by Captam
 BulSer.
 Two doors were found open 1t business , places during the month by the police. q Stolen property reported was of a value . of S96, and of this amount SS0 worth
 was recovered. The total fines and costs , amounted to: s309.46.
 = Christopher Garland. who was in the city court Monday morning to answer to , 1 charge of having been intoxicated and a wto had paid a fine of $20 a71 costs " amounting in all to over $S0, was again y before the tribunal Wednesday morning " to answer to- similar charge This v time the court did not think tine suited ,sl the case. so imposed a sentenced of 3( :. days in jail
 I Registrars of voters here were busy s Wednesday perfecting their lists of new applicants 10 he made. The last of tho If applications f9r this year were receive, n on Tues:lav. Between next Saturday
 October 2 and October 19. on ic .cs tha i. will ne ennoulred, the selectrrfn. t.)wI ia clerk and registrars will be in session tt s~ admit 'h1se wiio gre qualified as electors I'd Tomorrow. Friday, October s. bring es the pan seasJn for hun ting quaI. wc]d o. cock ;,arFri3s, r-.rsaLts and Hungarian y partridge. tnicr ah act of tho lcg:sl ,
 ture of .9t1. chapter 145, a cl)s;l 60 n son on partridge was declared in force al Id through the hunting season If last year O. but this ban comes off tomorrow and To le cal hunters are impatiently waiting t
 get into the woods Friday morning. Tn es ban is also of on Friday on female phea e. ants, which were protected all throug y. last years hunting season. A consider b. able number of hunting licenses has bee Til issued by Town Clerk David FTagg. '7, William Jarvais who has been actin 70 as a traffic officer during the summe le season, has been named as a Permanen id officer by the common council. It Is be
 lieved that Officer Jarvsis will be as II signed to day duty.
 n. State Attorney Charles E. Searls wa he reported Wednesday as resting comfort 4 ably and in an improved condition at hi in home in the town of Thompson. t- J. A. Gagne has moved from the hous m he has been occupying on Main stree
 to his home. which has been remodeleG
 on Woodstock avenue.
 ne No trace has been found of Peter Coy ho cite, who made a dash out of the polio al station last Friday morning and was gi1 en a hard chase by Captain Bulger an ne Officer Jarvais.
 he The force of state highway repair me n- operating out of this city are engage KS fn making repairs. preparatory to winte
 on the road leading out through Killingl ,Ie avenue to Danielson.
 is- Several automobile parties from th fly city were at Brockton Wednesday to al B. tend the big fair.
 d. Up to Wednesday the democrats of u fly 18th senatorial district had not name is candidate to oppose Senator Ar; a.bai ,ly Macdonald of this city, the rep1blica in nominee. .c State Treasurer C. Harold Gilpatr
 was at Hartford on business com. lte
 s with his official position.
 r Dr. A. B. Meredith, new commissi) # -t of education waz in Putnam for ysnol -. time Wednesday
 " On account of the large number { ,in children of school age enumera+a d le1 is this fall, Pn.nam will get larger schc - grant fir m tho state this year. on A big trucking concern has esta5lishe ne an cffice in this city. this company SUI ny ;,:y.ng a service between Putnam ar arovioence that was cut of when II 'o- Rtode Island cGr oany susu T.Gei i me 1yeigft service some time ago. < It was announced here. that the stat at. N- al 1