Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-24
DANIELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

-f Ine Q11Ve 1Of 1uHQS JQ Clear the QeDL of the Day E.inball hospital is sched- uled to start November 1st, but already subscriptions are beginning to come in. | Many benefit social affairs are being ar- ranged. In Putnam Miss Emma Mer- | riam and Miss Lillian Delisle have been l authorized by the working committee to | solicit funds for the cause and they l will make a house to house canvass of | the city
 Brooklyn and Wolf Den granges will furnish the entertainment at the meet ing of Putnam grange this (Monday) ev- ening; which will be Neighbors' night.
 A. c. Arey, for the past six months overseer in the carding room of the Man hasset Manufacturing Company's mill has resigned tobecome superintendent of the
 ton, N. J. MI. Avefy will leave shortly for New Jersey but his family will re- main in Putnam until spring.
 number of Putnam people left by train and automobile Saturday morning to attend the Yale-West Point football game at New Haven.
 Four young men were before Judge Geissier in the city court, Saturday morning, charged with shooting crap. All entered pleas of not guilty and the cases were postponed until Monday morning to enable them time to secure counsel The police ol1ege that the quar- | tette went into Carg1ll park last week l Sunday morning and started their game | of African pool. Some one is said to l have seen the gathering and made com pfaint. Following an investigation Cap l tain John Bulger ordered the men to ap-
 pear in court
 | Hunters do not report much game go | rfril ha1 been started and number of pheasants ilava been seen. The older sportsmen are waiting until the leaves fall and the l birds get into the runs before they make much effort to get good bags.
 1 Those who qualified to play for the Governors cup offered as a prize by the Putnam Country club have one more week in which to play the final 3s holes. Some have already finished and some | have played IS holes with two more | rounds to play. The prize Is a beau | tiful silver loving cup.
 Bowling Is apparently to become a popular indoor sport this winter The Odd Fellows. the State Trade School and
 the Manhassett Manufacturing Company have organized leagues.
 George ". Morse of BaIlouviIle plead cd
 guilty to driving his automobile without
 headlights, and was fined five dollars by
 Judge Geissler in the city court, Sat
 urday morning. The car driven by
 Morse and one driven by Edward Fisher
 of this city were ir collision near David
 Ciark's corner about II o'clock Thurs
 day night. Morse told the court that
 when he left Putnam to 20 home his lights were all right. He said that they
 went bad at the corner of Grove stree
 cemetery and he was trying to get home
 Morse also claimed that the Fisher cal
 was without lights. Another case dispos ed of was that of Peter Ratti whose VII,
 had him arrested on a breach of tht
 peace charge. There was no evidenc, , of any breach of the peace but tn, , couple had been having words over tn,
 division of money in the home. The mar
 was found not guilty and the judge tolt them that they had better reach pea SC able solution of their financial affairs. , Mrs. Ella and Bella Bouthillette spen f Friday in Worcester.
 Dexter Elliott, Louis Girard, Henr, t Wheeiock, Ralph Bradford and Archi : bald Macdonald, Jr., were among thos n from Putnam who attended the footbal : game at New Haven, Saturday. : Some persons who know it is the opel h season on ducks think that the seaso' 7 is so wide open that any duck in sigh d is their property if they can get it. ] : man who owns farm In tn city limit n has made complaint to the police tha :. his flock of web-foots has been deplete Q to such an extent that the few remainin [ ones are getting lonesome. The com s plaint says that some hunter has thre V times appearend at his duck pond an enjoyed some sport at the farmers ez :. pense.
 Health Officer Peter A. Gardner state | that the regulations now in effect at tn Il city dump are working well. Three day g. a week the dump is open, for business an
 there is an overseer on duty to see ths ;. refuse is put in the place provided for i - One or two complaints have come to tn # police of persons dumping at other plat r es.