Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-12
PUTNAM

Having built a parish house. renovated
and improved St. Mary's church. added
to the sibe Of St Mary's cemetery. and
otherwise improved the property of St,
Mary's church, Rev. Charles F. Bedard
some time ago was asked what next
would receive his attention. At that
time he replied THE school," Nothing
was done at the time, nor will there
probably be anything done along this line
before summer, and perhaps not then. It
will depend upon the prices of material
and labor, also the number of children
making application to attend St. Mary's
school, But Father Bedard is ready for
the emergency if it arises. He has plans
ready for an e~ht-room addition to the
present building. The structure will be
Of brick TO match the present building,
and like the origina! building will be
three stories high. The frst two floors
would provide the eight c.=ss rooms.
These eight rooms would relieve the
present crowded condition and afford
room for an enlarged enroilnent The
third floor will be made into an assembly
hall for the school and for the benefit OF
til. parish. 1t might be deemed wise not
to Immediately finish the assembly hall.
This would save expense If the present
needs Of the school became imperative
and crowded conditions force an imrne1i-
ate enlargement Thu hall could be fin
ished at any tine. The school has at
present an enrolment of $40 pupils under
/ instruction Of IS Sisters. teachers. The
teachers arc at present occupying the
second floor Of the present building as
! their convent home.
Putnam grange is 70 work the second
/ degree Oh Il class Of candidates tonight
Monday.
Miss Lorena Gallant was in Boston
! Friday.
Mrs. II. c. Daggett of Pleasant street
! is in Philadelphia. whore she will remain
until after the holidays.
/ sport fans are watching with interest
/ the word-battie between Al Lundstrom,
the North Grcsvenordaie wrestler and
/ John kaietchitz of Eastford, Both boys
/ have spread their records in ink and if
] they ever get together on the mat there
will be a crowd at the ringside.
Jacob Aipert, manager of the Victory
! theatre, has returned from Boston. While
n that cit he attended a convention OF
/ mQving picture theatre owners of New
England. The convention was held at the
Cop.ey Plaza and 200, including wives OF
! some Of the managers were present. The
| matter OF censorship was the topic chief
I ~ discussed. Addresses We're made by
Judge Bracket OF Boston. John Casey
police commissioner OF Boston, who sal
;llat Massachusetts officials were not in
favor Of moving picture censorship
Ofher who spoke were James Walker, a
New y ork sta.e senator. ans; I'D to1
OTool Of Chester, Pa. who spoke in re-
gard to the evils Of censorship There
va 81 banquet and ball in the evening
when Fred Stone and members of the
tn Top company appeared as entertain.
e-s.
The school letter for football at thu
high school has been awarded the follow
ing players Merton Ames, captain; Ed
gar Lucier, manager; Gerald Allard. lie
Roy AnIes. Earle Spencer. William Nc
Coy, Eudo.oh Nelson Michael Mahar
sidney Hayward. Henry Jedziniak. Chan
dler Morse, Carl Geissler, Melbournt
BOYS Henry Hawkins, Andrew Donovan
and Charles l. Southey coach. Nov
that the football season is closed, tn
basketball Quintette is rounding int