Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-30
a--- PUTNAM

At the, headquarr1F1-c-~1r r. rrg ~rganiza- tion here. Thursday evening. District Deputy E.. w: .Mutlan installed the of fcers Of Eargfif eoqnetts K Of e The new officers are. Grand knight, James J. Ea1aErQr deputy. grand knight F. E. SherttSk ehance11or;, Thomas Manley; warden; Wffifam Kelley; treasurer, Will is carroll 1fnanciat-- secretary; Hector DuFert rec6rding secretary; 4: Mat thews advocate Al0id Page: inside guard tirtc. Baker; outside -gUards Edgar Afatffetui; Julius: trustees; Noel bupre, Bernard afceatfy; 5osebh Ptessis:
 h ths- ssGupssFrioF sGsFi eoHirts judge I. P, Wa1d8 u~ Mar%tthhb heard the 1pcontested div5fcs 6as9 6f f,Tiirna M. Wainwright of. Cat1terbury Is: 4tdsoH <: Wainwright. fiji the .cases 5ifdge Marvin took the papers feSerVtrg decfsf6n:
 The Eohpfs EFere married in Brooklyn, N: f After 8, time they 6aTne to 6anter- bdF$; tttS }st2tA; and. 1iven 6n a farm. While 6n the arm place in. Canterbury, Mrs: Wainwright testified, her husband cfolled Iler: and cursed her and. also .ac- euse1 8f i11fdeiity: At times she had little t3 eat After $ period In Eanter- 1 bury the couple went irto New York | statG and lived bn ] farm Finally; her 1 htsb3nd tB1d her t6 get but and she
 left hiitiI returning sick and emaeiated
 to her home.
 l Dtifliig the drafting period of the
 world war Wainwright at yar.aus times
 sent money t5 his wife, in all about l Sfe6; she said; this being as an aid
 t5 show. that he was Supporting his wife
 and their children lr order that he might
 escape being called into service. During the past tvg8 years she has received but i s25 from klih:
 Iii his annual report; just filed with the | state Secretary 3fahIof H. Geissier of the Putnam BaIding and Loan association sets forth some interesting statistes that 1 indicate the manner in which the organ izatiBh has prespered from the first: The
 repert is as of July 1; and shows 2,96f shares issued: Since then new series of shares has been issued and 113 taken sd at the present time there are but standing 3073 shares in the hands bi 456 individuals. The total assets of the association have increased to $85,795:78 and the income at the present time is 1T
 excess of s3,998 per month:
 i The number and amount of appliea. tiens for loans always exceed the amour sl of money en handj so Nle organization which has done much toward the up building of residential Putnam, neyel
 has anF difficulty in investing It's nones as fast es it come In.
 The Putnam high school football tear has been having some scrInmage praetic, with the Ponfret school players and hav gained in playing knowledge from the ex perenee, which is to be repeated. I was stated that two of the games booke
 for the Putnam high team are wit
 Wlndham high of Willimantic, the frs to be played in Willimantle on Colunbu! , Day, the second in this city Thanksgiv ing morE4ng.
 Pomfret school promises to have al \ especially strong team this year. Nearl. 50 men came out for practice when tn ] school opened this week, this being on : of the largest squads of recent years. Store forces of this city bade a IonI farewell to the mid-weels half hollda. , when the shades of evening fen Thurs day, the last day on which the store