Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM. NEWS
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PUTNAM

All cases assigned for this week in the
superior court were postponed. Tuesday.
Judge James H. Webb anne here from /
New Haven to preside at the session of
the day. He arrived at 1893 p. m. and [
left almost Immediately, going out on the
return trip at 1851, 1t was stated that |
court session for the week mad been |
postponed on account of the death CT !
Justice Case, of the supreme court
Principals and Witnesses in cases as |
signed for trial Tuesday were present |
in court, as were a number of jurors. |
| Court will not come in again until next |
Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock p
Resumption OF operations by the Put
nam Moo4en company Is in sisng. and
this is good news for the people OF Put
nam anu. vicinity. Preparatory. opera
/ ti5ns already have been undertaken. No
WeaVers are at work as yet but it is
expected tnat they will be. within a. lew
days. This plant, watch employs up
wards of SeU hands as full compls-
ment, has been closed snce last May.
| Putnam now awaits only the an
nounement of new and generous amount
OF business for the Manhasset company
to feel that it has practically weatheredt
the period of depression that began to
be felt during the early part Of last
summer. E -
for state aid have been received by the
committee of Anselm Mayotte post,
American Legion, that has charge OF
this matter. 1t was stated Tuesday aft
ernoon that in addition to the twenty
tive applications previously filed ten
more had been received and that it was
expected that a few more applications
viii come in. T. '~
The weekly aid amounts to SIS in the
Eents while the maximum, granted only TO
married men VINO have, children, may
run as high as SIS weekly. Between
the minimum and the MAXIMUM amounts
there are other grades of aid, determined
, by the circumstances in each case.
1t was stated Tuesday Afternoon that
Patrol1nan Ernest Is. Chandler, against
whom charges of inefficiency and insub-
, ordination Iecently were preferred by
captain J. IL. bu ger, the matter being
, brought to the attention of tne common
council by its police committee few
= Gays ago, nad appeared before the pU-
5 Ice C. hlnIttee to when the matter mad
Y been referred and that likely an under
standing satisfactory to all concerned
will be arrived at in the matter. Captain
bulger hads a talk with Patrorman
f Chandler Tuesday and the result of TINS
likely will mean AN anicaoIe adjustment
VI tie entire matter, .t
r Charles A. Ryan, an ex-servieeS man
t who saw hard service i'll an infantry
/ ! regiment overseas left here Iuesday
: morning for New York, Where he is to r.
Il ceire Treatment for on eye. me eye was
II affected by Mr.. Ryan being gassed II
z rrant1. He 3Iiso was wounded by
y shrapnel while overseas. The injured ey,
It has given him some trouble since h,
i Evame nome, but the ailment, the effect q
mustard gas, became acute few day
= ago. After an examination by a physic. al
s here and by an ocullst- of the Lay Kim
it ball hospital it was deemed best TO serC
z him TO New York to report to army of
; hclais who will see that he has treatmen
n that is expected to relieve the trouble.
r. Thursday evening Of this week, the F
n {. degree is 10 be conferred upon a elas
y of Quinebaus lodge, a., F. and "A. N, u
FRIDAY evening of this week there is L
o. be a special meeting of Putnam chapte
S, at which, the M Nj. degree will be con
n ferred Putnam chapter is ia wing a
Of unusually active year and is growing i
IS membership. /.
H. In Putnam, there appears to be abou
or the same degree of opposition to the. prc
|; posaf that~-rne fees for registering al
er tomobiles be increased as. there. is i
s neafd about it among motor vehicle o.
u Orators. here on Tuesday. =
LII Deputy Sheriff George #, Holbreo,
ba who has been i'll for more than yez
~, at his home on South Main street, .c2r
he tinues bright and cheerful, though he
~, unable to get about. q
Teams representing Cargiu ceanciI
this city and Rose of Lima council h: I
T., of Danielson will meet here for IL
second game of the series arranged (.
ed them to play.
s. Sheriff Charles A. Gates of Wilma.
W. TIC was a visitor in Putnam on Tue
ks day.
Iaere were several hundred persons
ut the Lenten service at st. Mary's chur
on Tuesday evening, when the adore
,r- was delivered by Rev. Father Jalbert
Baltic.
ng Rt Rev. Edward campion Acheso
in suffragan bishop of Connecticut, was
he visitor in Putnam Tuesday afternoon.
zee Regular trolley. service to points nor
CT Putnam had not been resumed I'D
or. Tuesday afternoon.
mt In basketball game played Mond.
he evening with Woodstock Academy Pr
nam High school won SO to II, pu
MANS final league game was played
. Plainfeld with Plainfield High on Tue
'-, day evening. Uxbridge High will cor
I here Friday evening for what will be t
! 6nal game of the season,
\ The Putnam Box cerperatieh had
very successful year the annual repor
] of the organization show
state highway department naen Of Il
force operating out of Putnam were e
] ing over the Killingly avenue route
! Attawaugan with heavy road scrap
4 on Tuesday, improving the condition
I the surface of the road which had be
considerably broken up since the big snc
] storm. A Killingly crew was, going oy
the same route from Attawaugan
Danielson. .
The May meeting Of QuiHebaur I
- mona grange is scheduled to be he
with Putnam grange. Rev. George
e Gilbert of Middletown, known to t
MT friends Of an agricultural publication
zen the Pastoral Pastor, will speak on soc
,ur problems in rural communities. T
Fps Habit of Health will be the subject Of
Id address at this melting by Miss Mar
,let Evans Dakin, of the extension service
IA the Connecticut Agricultural college