Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21
PUTNAM
(cOntinued from Paae sixl

fined $10 and costs of $2 for operating a 1 car fitted with illegal lenses He was picked up Thursday evening by Patrol | man Ernest Chandler
 Richard Allard, Southbridge, also on Thursday night, ordered into court by Officer Allard for operating a car that was showing no tail-light and was with out illegal lenses, failed to appear, as did Henry Markey of Quidnick, R. L, who "cut" inside dummy and who had no operators license, and Edward J Moran of Wooasocket, who was found operating a car in this city without hay ing a registration certificate.
 The case of Agnes c. Jefferies of Wor- cester, who will be charged with a vio- lation of the traffic rules will be heard some day next week.
 Captain J. H. BuIger has been get ting series of letters from some per son representing herself to be the wife and mother of four children of a man who she says. keeps as drunk as he did before prohibition. The latest of these letters came in Friday morning Like others that have preceded 1t, it contained more or less definite information as to where, in her belief, her husband is buy ing Jamaica ginger and whiskey The writer Is specific in preferring charges against certain Putnam men as persons, who. she believes. is engaged in the li- quor traffi2 and she asks ttat q watch be kept on them today tSatT. -dy) be- tween the hours of 12 noon and D. m
 In commenting on the letter Captain Bulger said he would appreciate an op- portunity to talk with the writer of the letter or others like it that have come in without signature. so as to get all aavilable information to aid in bringing ialy l 4 VictroIa, 8 raincOat and a valuable clock that have remained unidentified as to ownership at the police station for months were claimed Friday as part of the loot taken at the Dr. J. c. Jay place a tPomfret last fall, in the series Of robberes committed by the Bradleys and Shacketts of Worcester, whose cases have since been disposed of in the su- perior court. Identification of this prop crty cleans up tue last of the quantity of loot that was stored away at the po- lice station after the sensational arrests made of the robber crew by Officer Flu gene Gibney, who was on the night of i November S-9 of last year
 It was announced Rriday morning, | following a meeting of Wappauuaset ! tribe of Red Men on the preceding eve ming. that the organizations plans to erect a building in this city will be un- d. rtaken. The Red Men have outlined i q real plan of campaign to raise money sufficient to undertake the erection of a i building that will cost in the neighbor- hood ot S25,O00.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Walter Clerk. of | Chestnut Hill Pa. have issued invita- tions to the marriage of their daughter Miss Frances Beron Clark and Dr. James Kent Stoddard, of Philadelphia in the chapel of the Pomfret school. at l O. clock, Saturday, June f.
 The chapel a beautiful structure, was ! erected a number of years ago by MT and Mrs. Clark as a memorial to their son, who was a student at Pomfret school.
 Following the marriage there $ to be a luncheon at the Ben Grosvenor inn for the wedding party and guests.
 County Agent +. L. Eavis had as his guest Friday afternoon county aren't leader from Tennesse who came into this territory to make au inspection of orchard demonstration work that has | been carried out by Mir. Davis in CO., operation with fruit growecs of several Windham county towns. Conspicuous ex- axnples of the splendid results achieved | in orchard work are to be seen at the L. F. Averill place in Pomfret, at F. H. Miller's in Woodstock, at Alden A. Til
 
 than Exley place in Canterbury and at the Byron Young place in Sterling.
 AZ tho invitation of State Deputy Callahan, District Deputy Edward W. MuIlan of this city and his suite of Car gill council, K. of C., will go to Windsor Locks Sunday, May 29, to confer the third degree upon 8 class of 20 candi- dates. Deputy MuIlan and the degree team that accompanies him from this aFA- A-x %T.Ov, on their work of conferring the degree o1
 Snighthood
 This (SaturdAy) morning Frederick
 Sponcey, newly appointed to the police
 force, win go on duty in the business
 section as an additional officer doing day
 duty and giving special attentoin to the
 enforcement of traffic regulations. Off
 cer Sponcey Is 32 years of age and fnel!
 equipped to be an officer.
 The present system of keeping polio, department records is to be done away with, Captain Bulger said Friday morn ing, and a card index system installed The new system will be 8 decided i'm provement over the one in present use it is said.
 The body of James Soutnwell, wht
 had been employed in Pomfret recently but who died at the Putnam town farm after a visit of two or three days il
 Boston. was forwarded to that city.
 Peter Gardner was in Providence Fri day on a business trip.
 One more and final warning is givel to those who speed motor vehicle through Grove street The last word i that the officers will get you if you don | watch ont.
 Malcolm M. Wiley, student at Colum K bia university, is expected at his hom here in about two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rich, of Mort K Grcsvenordale, formerly of Putnam have announced the engagement of the
 daughter, Mary Linsey, to J. W. Lincol of North Somerville, Mass. Miss Ric z and Mir Lincoln are graduates of Turf
 college. class of 1s1s