Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-13
PUTNAM

PUTNAM
 Following a visit to this city by State | Highway Commissioner Charles J. Ben nett, it was stated Monday morning that the construction of the state high way from Mechancsville to Grosvenor- l dale will not be undertaken until next spring. All but one small parcel that | figures in the securing of the right of | way through lands that are to te used l is arranged for. The road will go north ward from West Thompson between tbe | trolley line and Cunningham rlace and | parallel for a distance with the troll ey road On the course of the route of | the new highway, which eliminate two dangerous grade crossings, one dwell ing will have 10 be moved. Al. rreiim- inaries to undertaking the actual work of construction will have been arranged by the time work is ready to be under taken in the spring.
 Lieut.. Ambrose Moriarty, who has been guest of the commanding ger- eral at Camp Devens during the summer months, will return this week to the quarters he has occupied for years at the Putnam inn. Lieut.. Moriarty who Is helpless invalid as the result of in irmities contracted in the service Is said to have very much enjoyed his summer at the big cantonment in Mass achusetts. where so many Putnam men received their first training during the World war.
 new schedule for ipspectars of the state police department who are en- gagged in the work of issuing operators licenses became effective on. Monday, and Officer A. W. Williams, who is as- signed to this territory made the an- , ! As r-.II tnue to be given in Putnam on Tues days of each week from 10 a. m. to D. m Many examining stations are eliUli- hated under the new schedule But three such stations remain In Windhanl county, the one in this city, one at Dan- felson and one at Willimantic Exam nations will be given in Willimantic on , Thursdays from g a. m. until noon ani from 1 to D. m. In Danielson exam 5 nations will be given on Fridays from 2 to ?. m.
 , Plainfeld is the examining station , that has been eliminated in Winlham county, and one of the stations cut out in New London county was at Jewett City.
 At tho Congregational church Tn this city work was being rushed Monday on . the alterations and improvements in the nope LnAC SQey Hldy US COltli 'lE+Su III time to penait holding services in the church SunA&y next. So much remain ed to be done to complete the work that ) it seemed doubtful Monday whether the church will be ready for use by Sunday \ next, but 1t was thought that it might be accomplished.
 County Agent Frank L. Davis said Monday that the Holstein-Frieisian as- sociation of Windham county and the Guernsey association having member ship in the same territory are to CO., operate this week in making a showing of thoroughbred cattle at the Wood stock fair as one means of interesting agriculturalists especially and the pub lie at large incidentally fn what !s be- ing done in Windham county to build up it's herds The Windham County Farmers association Is to have booth at the fair. Miss Josephine Buckley, who has been doing much work. in Con- necticut in connection with milk inter- ests, is to be in charge of the booth and prepared to give much information in regard to the health benefits of milk. Of these things Miss Buckley has been in a splendid position to observe, due l to continuous projects where milk has been fed to school children over quite period of time The booth Srill con tain dairy exhibits by the Guernsey and Hostein men.
 The killing of 80 or more sheep by two strange dogs is reported from East ford The sheep killed were the prop erty of Henry E. Buell., one of tae best known farmers in that part of the coIn- ty and the dogs that killed them are said to have come from Ashford. The state police have been asked to make ar investigation of the matter. The sam (sheep and lambs are said to have had a value of about $550.
 Miss Marcus school in Thompson 1: i to open for this years work October Is if was stated here Monday Thl. school has fourished since its organiza i ton a number of years ago and Is wei established Its accommodation for students will be tested to capacity thi! year it is stated.
 Mrs. Helen M Wiley, for a numbe, of years engaged in newspaper work fl this city. left Monday morning for Tx bridge, Mass, where she has assumed the management of the Uxbridge inn.
 John Provost. year old son of MT. anc Mrs. John Provost, died Sunday nigh at their home here.
 Sessions of the superior conrt for thu | week will be resumed here this tTues day) morning, Judge L. P Waldo Mar win presiding All of the cases this week will be to court. No jury cas, has been assigned for trial so far thi term.
 Attorney Howard c. Bradford, who has been i'll at his home for fort night, was repor> ed Monday as pro gressing toward complete recovery.
 Many members of Putnam grange at tended an interesting meeting of the or l ganization Monday evening.
 There were no indications Monday c