Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-19
PUTNAM

Lutomobils drivers hauled in by the of icial drag-net spread at the corner of | School and Mechanic street. Saturday | afternoon and evening and again Sunday, I when the offenders against the motor ve- aicle law were brought before Judge NJ. | + Geissler in the city cuort Monday 1 morning.
 ticns ready he said that he would as sune a gallant attitude and take the ladies first Sarah A Sweet also of the Rhode Is- land capital were charged with driving without having the car reg istration with them The Dickey: woman said that last "Wednesday the car was put in 2 garage and the registration was taken out of the pocket in the car for safety. when the machine was taken out again Saturday. she forgot to. put the registration. card back in the car A fine and costs Of $5.e4 were imposed and paid. The Sweet woman said that the car she was driving was not her own and that after she reached homo the own CT told her that he had put. the card un- der the back seat where she found 1t. The court believed her story and the case was nolled
 It Unopened that In the enr with M. R Swartx, of Stcrrs Agricultural College, was a friend who had an operator's H. cense issued in Massachusetts,. While SWartx admitted that in his hurry to leave and take some students to Worces- ter b play baseball he picked up his 1920 license instead of his 1921 license and did not have the legal license with him. the court decided that the fact that there was man in the car who had a legal license covered the law, although there has been some difference of cpin- ion as to whether this is legal; but Swartz was given the benefit of the doubt and the case was nolied.
 William F. Cloutier. sf LensdnIe, R. L, had license but he changed his clothes and forgot to remove the license from his pocket and transfer it to the coat he wore. His forgetfulness cost him $5.s4.
 Ainae LaPIan4e, of Fawtueket, received his 1921 license last Friday but did not change for his old one. He paid s5.s4.
 Arthur FHinsbach, of webster, ehArE- ed with driving his car without proper lenses. said that the Ford dealer in Wooster told him the plain lenses on his car were legal anywhere It cost Arthur s14.s4 to find cut that his informant was mistaken.
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 Albert A. Andersen, of seuthbridge, was driving car equipped with Warn CT lenses which are not legal in this state. He said that they were legal in the Bay State. He was ordered to pay the mini mum fine of s1e for this otfense, with costs of 34.sl.
 ]. A. Barney, of Norwich, said he bought a new car in Worcester and was driving it home. He said he didn't pay much attention to the headlight equip ment" His fine and costs amounted to s15.64. Julian BouchArd, of Esmond, R. |. didn't have an operators license and had illegal headlights: He forgot his license and didn't know about the headlight law he said. although he admitted that he 1 lives within 20 miles of the Connecticut line.
 stanton Ballard. sen of Newton A
 Ballard of Putnam, was home from 2 Boston college over the week end He was driving his fathers car. He adm / ted that he never did have license and was just taking chance" The chanc,
 cost him s14.s4 and he made out per.
 sonal check; for this amount. 1 John Ruclxi, of Putnam, hes net takes
 out license this year. He said a "sicl
 friends asked him to drive his 9th, i friend's( car, to Mechanicsville. He did got into the drag-net, and 1t cost hin l s14.64.
 Howard Gould of yalpele, Mass, pro
 duced a Massachusetts chauffeur's license I He was driving car with Connectictf l registration. The court ruled that h with within the law and the case va
 nolled.
 | Several other. cases of a similar natur
 will be taken up later. ...-.
 Anncaneements have been received .
 the marriage in Brooklyn. N. T.. Apr 18th. of Miss Insa Louise Hinrichs
 daughter of Frederick H. Hinrichs, -- .
 Brooklyn, N. r., and Woodstock an Milward Crosby, of New York city. Tn
 wedding took place at the home of tn brides parents Rev. Richard Roberts Q the Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, of fciated. Mrs Bates was natrcn of hon or and Le Roy Chadbourne ef Ne, I York was best man. The bride is we known In Putnam. Ponnfret and Wood
 stock as member of the Woodstoc summer colony.
 day morning and the cold rain turned h
 to light fall of snow.
 II Superintendent Dumas and men 0f tn
 highway department are scraping an top dressing the streets of the city. Dr. and Mrs. c. T. Lainarche nactore to Springfield, their old home, on Sur
 day.
 Following series of small fires, mos ly chimneys and grass fires. the local d. : partment has not had to respcnd to a , alarm for over two weeks. Arrangements have been made ts hs,
 Dr. Hugh B. CanpbeH of the Norvic
 State Tuberculosis Sanitcrirm come
 the Day Kinban hospital in this city (
 l the afternoon of the second Tuesday each month, for consultation. { Mrs. Enma Manchester has return B ed to the homezcf Ruben Naples, Grar
 View, having spent the winter in Pro idecne and Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs Fl C. Dagget, who hA,
 been boarding at the home of MrR ' 7 H. Longdon, on Grove street, have ren . ed the tenement In the new house
 Louis Wolfe on Fremont street. Charles l.. Torrey, member of Il z state board of education went tc Har
 ford. Monday morning, to attend q boa, e meeting.
 Miss Alma Comyn, who underwent , . operation for appendicitis in Providen !, has resumed her duties az book-keer
 at the office of the Putnam Patriot
 Henry L. Converse, letter carrier
 the Putnam Postofffee, has erected t. number of new letter boxes in acoof n ance with contract awarded him. i- .------------- II cAf"1 eANn~ArT.Axp