Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-08
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

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 Funeral service for Ely R. Hall who died suddenly Monday while attending the annual town meeting in Woodstock, were held Thursday at Il a. m, at his home at Woodstock Hill Rev. F. D. liar rison, pastor of the cSurch at that place, conducting the service. Burial was in the Woodstock Hill cemetery.
 Two women who were selling what they represented as Irish lace attracted the
 attention of Captain Buiger Thursday | morning. One of the young women was
 interviewed at length by the officer and finally was warned to cease doing busi- ness here until the necessary license fee | had been paid. The young woman, who |
 was well dressed and attractive looking, | said she had no home.
 County Detective ". E. Jackson, of l
 Willmantic was quoted by an attorney |
 of this city Thursday as stating that 1
 Frank E. Howarth has been released on
 parole from the state prison at Wethers l field Mir. HowsFth formerly was a | member of the Windham County bar. | ment of Miss Ruth Calvin, daughter or MT. and Mrs. John Smith Calvin of Braintree. Mass. to Guy Leonard Baker of Pomfret, teller in the First National 1 bank of this city. Miss Calvin is a graduate of Braintree High school and 1 of Notre Dame Academy, Boston, class l of 1920.
 1 Three fire hydrants are to be added to | the eity's present list-one near the Trade School, another near the plant of
 J. O. Fox and Company and another near
 Eden and Grove streets
 Sunday afternoons big procession in 1 connection with the Holy Name demon
 stration by Catholic churches of Wind ] ham county is to be formed on Provi- l dence street and is expected to move about 2.30 o'clock, standard time. The procession win come down town, through | the business section and move to Grove street, returning to St. Mary's church. ! At exercises to be held on the grounds near the convent of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost an address in English will he delivered by Rev. James Grady. whose home is in this city, and an address in 7 French by Rev. Arthur Routhier. assist
 ant at St. MaFy's church.
 Of interest to His many local friends : is the announcement that Ralp C. Bois- } soneau is to leave New York today (Fri- day) for years stay in Honduras. Cen tral America. He is to be employed by
 the United States Fruit Company, which } has large plantations in Honduras and operates lines of steamships to Ameri- . can ports.
 A call has been issued for the repuo-
 lican caucus to be held here next Mon day evening for the purpose of nornIn- s. ating candidates for representative, judge
 of probate aud justices of the peace. Attorney Eric \. Johsen is to deIiv- CT an address before the members of Elizabeth Porter PuntaEn chapter, D. A 1, R., at their meeting next Monday after noon. Musical numbers will be by Mrs
 William Penny. Hosteeses for the after 6 noon are Mrs. Abbie J. Daniels. Mrs. Alice Dotys Mrs. Carrie Builard, Mrs. Emma Whippie Perkins and Mrs Ada E. Mich t ols. e John Whipple and James Tatem, Jr. L left Thursday on a business trip into | northern New England. They are making s the trip by motor car
 6 There is plenty of work cut out fol t the selectmen, town clerk and registrar, r in making neE voters in time for th. g national elections in November. On Sat 7. urday of this week the first opportunit, # to-be-rnade will be given to the applicants # and they will have other chances ol x Tuesday and October I7th.
 Ill Supt- C. Dwight Sharpe of the pubh l., water works has announced that Alter !. have not been in use for few days be d cause necessary repc frs were being mad d at Harrisville. Mr Sharpe also ha. }. stated that ehicriwater has been order  '. this will kill all germs whether the va
 ter has been filtered or not.
 ,- At the aEeaAeaist church Sunday. ther ,e will be Rally day services throughou a, the day. Why We Should Rally at th lg Christian Church will be Rev. J. 4 ,d Rocks subject at the morning servici o< At noon there Is to be a special Raif q day programme in charge of the Sunda Id school In the evening there will h iy shown series of stersopticon picture re of New York. and there will be music b :h the new orchestra of the church. r Thursday evening members of the cho ce of the church attended the Worcester mt
 sioAl festival
 Rev. J. L. Reney, new rector of s k Philips church, will have charge of tl ee services there Sunday.
 "a The hunting seAson opens this rnorr ing Dealers h ammunition and otht |. supplies for hunters were doing g livel n business here on Thursday. aa State Attorney Charles K Searfs e, CT poets to be at his office here today GET m day) to confer with counsel relative of cases on the criminal list If preser o. plans are not changed persons held
 answer to criminal charges will be D, h, to plea here next week
 oe The highway committee of the com 1v mon council has announced that a Prov ax dence contractor will begin Monday ne, 1i- the work of repairing sidewalks in tn n- city.
 s. Congressman AugHstin Lenexxan ( by the Hartford district democratic cand
 date for United States senator from Go, es necticut, is to speak in St Johns hal Of on Providence street, at 7.30 this GIT a day) evening at the first political raE
 held in this city during the present can n. paign. Hon. John Mitchell of Boston ". another speaker who will he heard at tt m