Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-01

the fact of Dr. McKenna's being arrest ed in the Gary district of the town about , a Year ago after his automobile had ! been in collision with 2 machine owned 1 and driven by MT. Whipple. Mir Whip l pie called the attention of the police of | l this city to the accident and Dr. Me | Kenna was arrested by Sergeant Laird ! ana later presented in the city court. | where he was found not guilty of a 1 i charge preferred against Jim.
 This case originally was to have been | heard St the September term Of court in this city, where there is great interest In the outcome Of t, but was not reached. l F. Walden Wright of New Haven, for mer!y a divisional highway engineer for the state highway department, with his headquarters in this city, has been ap- pointed town engineer for the town of Hamden. MT. Wright, who is a graduate Of the Yale university scientific school l Is vel known in towns in this section Of the state and particularly in Putnam. where he resided for a number of years 1 and was married.
 !. Ell Vangel of this city reported Mon 1 day that hs car was ditched and over turned near West Thompson Sunday af- liernoon.s Mr. Vangel told the police that he was following behind another car to which fse ,had several times signaled by tsounding, his horn that he wished to pass; that the driver Of the leading car lfauisd over to the right side of the high l~ay and that as the Vangel car came abreast, of the other machine it was swung back toward the center of the highway forcing the Vangel machine lover Into tie ditch, where it overturned. No one was injured seriously in the ac- Icideut.
 Boston terriers shoEn by Mr. and Mrs George E. Dresser at the show of the Boston Terrier cub of New York on the Waldorf ?Astoria roof Friday and Saturday last, attracted unusual atten- tion, and were highly praised by those who came ito see the 14S terriers that Were on exhibition. The Dresser dogs were shown only for exhibition and did
 not enter the competition for the prizes. The Dresser kennels include some of the finest and most valuable Boston terriers
 in the world and, many, Of them have won championships
 Approval has been given by officials of the Putnam. Building and Loan asso- !, clation of four. applications. for loans that total s8S60. This amount, together with: previousy approved. loans to the amount Of s4600, will place all of the revenue Of the association for several lnonlE9 to come
 z There's silent cop In this city that Is moro Or less disrespected by motor
 ists,. and that the fact that It has been f placed where 1t is-near the Front street bridge at the junction of Front and South Main streets-to be Of service in protecting machines against accidents Is ? being impressed by the police upon 3 i those who "cut" inside oe it. About 50 r motorists were held up for doing this { on Sunday. Among the number is 8 : Norwich man named Joubert- He was
 ordered to appear in court at later z date upon the police finding that he di6
 not. have with him all the credentials
 that a driver is required to carry. { Eugene Brodeur of this city was fined ' Sz5 and costs, amounting to S40.06 . when he was found guilty in the towr ! court of killingly Monday afternoon ot :. having driven an automobile at an ex 3 cessive rate Of speed in Danielson or . Sunday morning.
 Monday, William F. Miller sold his = farm, for years known as the George W Dexter place, to Alexander E. Luther
 and Emily A. Luther Of Seaconk. Mass
 Members of Putnam lodge of Elks ob served Halloween with a social gather ing at their quarters in the Elks' blocl
 Monday evening.
 r OuSlI1SSS Will De SuSIenOcE l in Putnam on the afterroou Of Ar1nistict
 GaE.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Rogers motored |, Worcester on business trip Monday. 1 rAIlq Saints day services are being helt
 at St. Mary's church in this city today
 (Tuesday}.r
 While some slight reduction in servtc,
 ~asesiiiade effective by the trolley com
 pany' between Central Village and Day
 vile Monday no change affects tilis cit!
 etceptirg'' that the last car due in hert from nartielson at night reaches Putnam | Center. at $50 instead of 1o.50, excepting
 or1a Satufdaysf and Sundays, when thert Hilysbe "a car reaching Putnam iron
 Danielson gats l0:5o D. m.
 Extreme caution in the use of matches irr5the woods is being urged upon hunter! By oErzefs of woodland property. Th' | lack .qe :yains flassleft the leaves narticu ;EisfIy dry. and smoking ;or. lighting
 InatSil in; the woods is now very dan I gereus practice. A