Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-17
PUI-rNAM

With high hopes of victory the bas- ketbal1 five. representing Windham High came to, Putnam Friday evening to try their luck with the local high school team. Wiliimantic received a severe sjelt if it expected to win, for Putnam got away with the bigger end of . nine to nineteen score. Though the game vas exciting and fast it was Putnam's from the beginning. and the locals Were never in danger of losing. Both teams were known to be strong ones, and the game brought ont a large crowd despite the bad weather. So far. Putnam has lost only one game and won five, while the Wi1limantic quintet have defeated all corners except Putnam. AmesE and Du- rand with six and five points respective ly starred for the local team, while Con- nell and obernesser led in scoring for the visitors a..e
 The summary: '-' 5@fI-yNs
 Putnam High. wtndham High.
 Spencer ........ .......... obernesser
 Right Forward < ~- e.- e Chase ''''.. .....s.: :.... Ellison Left Forward. .lS. ::>ar Ames s''.''' '+'' f..'..''..... Conen
 ,' Center. ... -s, Durand .'... ....2 ..'.-....,...... Davis
 Right Guard.5t1
 Nelson ."...... ...,. .:.,...... Sullivan Left Guard ,,
 Field goals scored by kmes 5, Chase 2, Obernesser 2, Nelson, Williams. Fouls shot,: by Durand 5,; ConneH f; Obernesser. Substitutions, Ames for Spencer: Referee | Clifford of Tourtellotte.
 The second team lost it's game to a 1 pickup team from Grosvenordale, by the score of eighteen to nine. = |. 1 The names of honor students at the High school have been read by Principal Edward H. Snow and is as follows: First honor roll, Leverage of ninety to one hundred in studies) Seniors: R. Arnold G. Gilbert, H. Thompson; Juniors, - S l Gilman, B. Harrison. R. Morse, E. Rob bins sophon,cres, S. Barber, B. Child; R. | de Coudres, c. Morse.' Freshmen I Emlott, G. Letters. J. Mann, A AIvord L. Bove H. Botham, F. Curran. Second honor roll, average of eighty-five to nine. | ty in studies: Seniors, "A Barber, E Boisoneau. o. -Clapp, -,, A. Farrows, H Phillips, R. Pierce, D. Rowse, H. Taylor Juniors: J. Andrews D. Bowen E. Fish CT, L. Gilman, R. Mccoy, A.. Proulx E Rouse, P. Wilson. Sophornores: R. Go hen, H. Clark, A. Clapp,, F. DanHorth NJ Perry, A. Peterson. I. Buell.. Freshmen, J. McBrierty, NJ. Smith, A Thayer, M Hattin, G. Marcy, R. Chase, M. Botham S. Chilkott. Third honor roll, averag, of eighty to lhty-four in studies Sen iors: ". Frost, J. Kelley, M Watson Juniors, NJ o'Neil. E. spink. D. Bone, G Brousseau, S. Hayward. H. Jedziniak So phomores: I. Aldrich, B. Baker, T. Bos worth, H. Greene. L. Mathieu, E.. Raff erty, E. Rich W. oRok, L. winebers 1 Freshmen: M. Murphy. F. Perry, o. Pet erson, E. Smith, V. Elliott, R. Gilpatric E. Holgerson. H. Keith. E. Keefe, C Aframe, A. Chandler, H. Davis, R. Davis R. Bruce, D. Anres. This roll is for De cember 1920.
 Saturday, about noon, both chemica trucks, responded to an alarm from bo
 AZ, located at the corner of Main an
 Bridge streets, to subdue a blaze in wooden structure adjoining Bancrofts ga rage, Main street. When the flreme
 reached the place, nothing could be don
 toward saving the building, which was
 mass of flames The destroyed buildmI
 the property of Wolfe Bros, was di vided into seven sheds, used for the stor
 age of paper and rags, and as garage
 for Wolfe Bros two Ford trucks. Tn
 papers were a total loss from fire an
 water, as were the trucks, though part
 of the latter. may be salvaged. Tn
 black smoke, caused by the exploding (
 the gas tanks of the two vehicles. al | estimated at-s15oo.
 , Before Justice of the Peace Randolp H. Chandler, in the town. of Thompson 5 Saturday morning. the case of Charlt
 N. Eddy against Albert Lincki was .trie,
 Eddy. said that on the thirteenth of, D,
 cember, 1920, he. and friend, George T q Johnson, also of Thompson, were hun
 ing foxes in the 'neighborhood of Lincki l. house, when, he heard a shot and a vel s from one of the eogs that was runnin f in- advance of the men. They vent e Lincki's home, and Ltncki .fadTnitte shooting the dcS~. but he, :, wouldn' t ;, | q them go and gee, tho dog, because it VIZ : on his land. Lincki denied the story | court. Judgment was rendered for u s plaintiff to recover damages of $10o ar Q costs. Two weeks was given to Lincl z to either appeal the case or pay u il damages and costs. At, Charles l.. To
 rey of this city represented the .plaintii l. and Attorney Telesphore Le Beouf, 6 Webster, the defendant ,- / Il Alburtus Eddy, of East, Hartford, VI d for many years lived in Putnam, died {; Q his home in East Hartford Friday eve,
 ing after an illness of six weeks. M