Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-23
Rl @ PUENAM NEWS

has an average oe so.s7, at the graduat- ing exercises in June. Miss Katherine AcGorty ef Eimyille will present the class essay and Edward Moran the class prophecy. The class history will be given by Miss Ruth Franklin. The class gift will Ae presented by George LaFi- viere and the address of welcome will be delivered by the class president, Lee Rede.
 It's . seed man thak kAews Ais own horse when he sees it.. but 8 better one whs can identify the other fellows horse, especially if 1t se happens that he never saw him but once before. | J. Carl Witter, known to thousands ef eastern Connecticut people as an auction eer, strelled iAts Furnace street sta ble to look over a carload of horses, just arrived from the west.
 Where did you get that cneF' asked Mir witter of John Fiood. who owns the horses.
 T don't know whe oWna it," Mr. Fiood said, and then weAt on to explain that | it was a stray horse that had been found over on tho West Side and had been brought to the stable to await s claimant.
 That horse belongs to W. D. Glenn of Phoenixville." MT. Witter said. q seld that horse to him at auction at the wheaton sale in Putnam few day; ago."
 Nr. Glenn was communicated with by telephone and verified MT. Witter's iden. tifcation. The horse had strayed iron the Glenn place and made his way tt DaAieison.
 Arthur Csepsf, ., son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Cooper, of Brooklyn, was prob I-k RrA s,,s,. afternoon when he was struck by a coupt owned and driven by Benjamin Weisberg of New York, who is here visiting witt his parents. The accident happened neal AlleA's stDre while children were on theil way hsnee fYsm school. The injured bo. was taken te the Day-Kimball hospita at Putnam at Putnam in the autemobil of Frederick Nuttall. At the hospita Friday evening it was said that the bo! had a fractured skull and that his con ditien was critical.
 Demonstration of stylish steuts anG
 stylish slender corsets all next week q
 the AMes-EieaRer ShoO.-sdv. PessHaster RaymsnA AlIeA has bee.
 notified that the clerks of the pestonie
 hare are to bs supplied with .45 calibr automatic revelvers by the government
 This Is being done at all postenices anl
 on aeseunt of the fact that so many ers rla1es ef the departRaent have been hel ] up by reeeers Curing the past year. I Rev. M. !. GiAst, N s., formerly pas
 tor of St. James church, remains q Fiteshurg, but Is assisting in the wer; of the parish, which has ( par0cAia Iseitool with 1,eeo pupils. Some night work is being done at th IConnoeticut Milfs though the big plan Is not as yet operating to fuil eaPacfty.
 Members of the Penteccstal church ar : to hold a prayer meeting at the homo . !, George Miner, Tuesday evening. The park Geynm1tsee Of the court c . burgesses has given Arndt Bretschneide the contract fer caring for Davis par ? again this Nnzsmer. Nr. Eretsehneide , has had charge of the park for severs ' years.
 |. State read crews were rerairing tn
 state highways between Darielson an Wauregsn and between Br Rlyn an Wauregan on Friday.
 Henry c. Pillows of New Haven wa a visitor with friends in Daniehscn Fr
 day.
 Mrs. E. c. Rogers of Putnam was visitor with friends in Danielson Fr day.
 Thrifty hsusewifes are finding time |
 set large dARntities of dandelions her,
 aSouts these days.
 John J. Kennsingten ef Fall River Evisiting with friends in Danielson for
 few days.
 Dana Biakeiy has bean selected as cas
 tain of the KiilinEly High school bas
 ball team fer this season. Danieison's basketball season is eade until next fall. The playing season hs been very sa1ceeesful.