Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-28
DANIELsON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

State Attorney Charles F. SeaFls, whs has been i'll since Thursday last, is cen- fined te his bed, but was rsported pnl Monday as resting m9ra epmfertablF thaH | lnring Saturday and Sunday.
 Jack Maynard will leave Tuesday of | next week for two weeks trip iRte the | Canadian woods after big same. His brother a resident of Jewett City, will aeeompany him.
 ". Irving Bullard of Boston was 1T, Putnam ga a business trip Monday.
 4 new roadster purchased last week by J9hn Lewis has a fender t9Fn eH in the business seeti9p Monday morning, Bhe ear was struck by anether machine.
 Indications Menday were that ms#hers of the Putnam Mems club will tVrn out snl masse Wednesday evening tp greet governor.
 Henry N, Benefit, yhe has been visit. ing at his home, left Monday to return te Washington, D. c.
 Walls of the addition to the 9ax Kimhall hospital are up two>steries and the new structure is about ready to re- ceiFe it's roof.
 Lhsre is sAeoHragsme1t ip the state msPt made here Monday by one closely | Identified with the tire fabric industry that.tires are neW being used faster than ptheF are being produced uadeE the pres- ent restricted output system This would indicate that the surplus of tires will be | absorbed in the nat distant future and Dat the fabric business Will heem again, though it may be slew for g time: l Mrs: Charles Richardson, sgpeFintend- etn of the intermediate department, has l charge of the programme being prepaFad fer the Rally day observance at the Bap- tist church next Sunday.
 Woodstock republicans are considered | to be making reprissls because of that town not being permitted to have the
 senatorial nominee from this district this year. The attitude of Woodstock was ] reflected, it was being claimed here on 1 Monday. at the congressional convention
 in Willimantic on Saturday.
 How to Listen to Music was the sub. 5ectp of an address made Monday eyeTin, l at the chapel of the Eastford church bS
 Miss Ethel Gardner of New Fork, a mu
 sieian of note. The lecture was illustrated
 wit. violin and piano numbers. The pre-
 seeds fig the affair go to the Eastfore library.
 The exhibition hall at Woodstock fai
 ground has been repaired and mad,
 ready for the annual exhibition of tn, Woodstock Agricultural society Othe
 
 cleared up, so that the fair may pro
 eeed as usual
 County Commissioners John A. lDaAy
 F. Il. Gorttis and Urgele LaFranee hap sent out invitations te the annual meet ing of the beard of management and com rnittee of visitors of the Windham Ceun
 ty Temporary Heme fer Children, whiel is te be held at the home October 14. E The beard of engagement of the home where upwards of 1aa children com
 living, is made up of the county com missieneFs, Robert H. Fife of the stat !, i board of charities and Dr. John H. New , lands, Hartford, of the state board 2 z health.
 The committee of visitors comprise . Mrs. George O.. Baleh, Ashford; MT.
 Sidney D. Bard, Brooklyn; Mrs. O. !
 Hyde, Brooklyn Mrs. W. D. Gallul !, Ghamplin Mrs. E. A. Douglas. Sterling :. Mrs. J. M. Fatem, Eastford Mrs. P. 1 | Sibley, Danielsen; Mrs Walter J. Bar [ lett, Putnam Mrs. George Lering, Plsi; ]. field; Mrs. F. B. Willeughby, Scotlans Mrs. M D. Elliott, Thompson Mrs. E. I
 Lillibridge, Rlainfeld; Mrs. George ! e Sampson, Woodstock; Miss Annie 1 y Fingley, Windham Mrs Nellie c. Ciev : land, Hampton; Mrs. Charles O. Fhoml o= son ; Mrs. O. A. Hiseeck, Woodsteci Mrs. H. " Hayes, Canterbury Mrs st H. Potter, Killingly; Mrs George 4. Eat af of Windhar. Miss Tingley is secreta, IS of the committee of visitors. ie The time table nav in effect on t New Haven road does not put the trai back on the old running. time in force | .s fore daylight saving Went into effect, .e many here apparently believe. The tiI IT changes that will put the trains back is the old time is expected to be made at | s' end of October.
 h. Announcement has been made of t
 foFmation of Merchants Credit bure is in Putnam This bureau will be used
 protect business men from losses threu
 bad bills The bureau will have a l = of people who de not nay their pills a Sh those who are familiaFlY classed as de a- beats will find it difficult hereafter V buy merehandise sa credit in this city. as Bernard J. MeGarry, Noel Hgpre, G of Lewis, Jr., Armand Mentville, Liol of Charrep, James J: CharrQn and Thpnl ly J. HoWarth make UP the committee v. arrangements for the observance of ( iumbus day, petebef F, by members A5 Gargill council, K. of Q. Charles Nah us has been named as the committee on iii treatments fer the eeeasion.> n- Rev. G. c. s. MaeKay, c. B. Pier,
 Mrs. Ida Bard, Dr. and Mrs. J. B Kel es Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Rich will make ir the delegation that will represent | 2A Baptist church of this city today tFu, Se day) at the annual meeting of the As t. ford Baptist association, which is to nat
 in Stafford There will be delegatio to the meeting from number of otI 1s53 towns in this section of the county. s There is interest here in the >annount = ment that Rev. E. F. Nauss who " ? assistant pastor of the Second Cong - gational church of this city last wini s Y and who preached at the Putnam Heigl @ .s church during las stay here, has been @ ne ed as pastor of the Congregational chuI hs at North Haven.
 r Anything in the way of political char ss es may happen at the town meeting st- be held in Thompson on Monday of ne as week. Up in that town the political l ns is boiling merrily. The fact that so ma no women have qualified as voters reeen ne also adds an element of uncertainty as
 what will happen in the contests shaF at ===--=7= aa has been erected for Louis Young,