Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-17

recently, added nearly 5A0 names to the town voting list, nearly all of these are women. Of this number about 400 were added to the republican list and 100 to the democratic.
 Beginning Tuesday night series of whist games was inaugurated by mem bers of Israel Putnam lodge. | o. o. F., for mmebers oply. The committee in charge of the social programs is Robert iT Chadwick, William P. Warren and Allie S, King.
 pr. William H. Sharpe is the guest of his son, pr. M. R. Sharpe in Uxbridge, i Mas.
 Miss Ruth Bartlett. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter J. Bartlett; who left Putnam at the close of the Putnam Chautauqua to act. as an assistant junior leader with the Chautauqua as- sociation, Is in Bristol this week.
 Frank L. Davis. of windhan County Farmers Association, has arranged with. A. S. Kennedy to conduct an or l chard management demonstration on his farm It will be started this fall MT Kennedy has a field of trees that at present contain much dead wood, and will yield a very poor crop. In coop eration with the association, the or l chard will be renovated, trees properly cared for. soil loosened and then de- velopments watched Mir. Davis said Tuesday: This type of work is of l great value because it gives a more healthy appearance to agriculture, in our county People passing through get a had impression if they see decadent or chards and these, demonstrations show i the farmers how orchards can he got ten into shape. Not only does it mean better fruit crop, but it also adds tc | the appearance of the farms. There i. one farm not far from Putnam whsr, demonstration of this nature unqffues. tionablv added a thousand dollars to the valuation of the farm. simply be- cause it made the place look so muct more prosperous and productive. The hamber of commerce seeks to build UT industries and factories. The farm as 1 sociation seeks to do the same thing fol i the agricultural industry"
 night at his home in West Thompson years and was proprietor of black. smith shop
 1 Oria Jarvis the Swear old daughter of Mir. and Mrs Arthur Jarvis. of Smith street was knocked down by ar automobile near her home. at o'clock Monday night The machine was driver by Arthur Panizza, and according to i witnesses he did everything that ht could to avoid the accident. The little girl was playing in front of her home and started across the street. Panizzs saw her and slowed his automobile tc let her pass She stopred and started l back at which, according to his repor' to the police he again started his ma i chine At the same time the child's mother called from nearb-- and the cir turned and ran into the street. Pa nizza swung his ma chine so that he averted hitting the child with full force The edge of tha radiator caught her and threw her 10 the ground. She wa! under the machine when it stopped. bu the wheels had not passed over her ] Panizza at once sei.t for doctor JohI J. Russell who found that the girl hal 2 bruse on the nose. but otherwise wa not seriously injured. Paniz1a reported the accident to the rolice.
 Captain John BuIEer had many in quiries Monday and Tuesday fir m au tomobile drivers in Putnam, Thompson and Woodstock concerning the new headlight laws in effect in Massa ,hu satts All O. these towns are within few miles of Webster and SoItnbrilge and hundreds of automobile owners op
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 tcut, 15 of the approved headtight de vices are also approved by the Massa chusetts authorities. The Massa chu sAtts list contains p approved devices Thus there are : devices that are Iega in thls state, and not legal few mic 1 to the north. Captain Bulger Is, adYisin: