Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-09

voted to garage purposes and the third floor will be fitted for use as an apart ment and will be occupied by Mir Robi- taille. The building is to be 6Sx3s feet. The structure on the site at present Is to be moved across Front street to a new location. Construction of the new building will be undertaken in the near future.
 It was announced Friday morning that the dance given by the Arcanum club on Wednesday evening for the benefit of the District Nursing association ~netted $sO.5O, which was regarded as very sat- isfactory, the number of competing di- versions of the week considered.
 Nature's CamouHaEe will be the sub-
 jects of Henry E. Childs of East Provi-
 dence at an open meeting of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D. A. R., to be
 held next Monday afternoon in the chap
 ter rooms. Musical numbers at the ga- thering will be by Mrs. G. T. LaAiarche.
 Mrs. Warren Averill will leave Monday
 to visit in New York with her sister, Mrs. John G. Porter.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Telesphore Woisard are
 occupying their new home, purchased l some months ago from Amadee Blan-
 ehette The property is known as the
 T. c. Bugbee place.
 John B. Osgood, who has been i'll, has
 returned here from East Hartford and
 will spend the summer in Putnam. Kenneth Averill of Springfield is spend ing the week end with relatives in this city.
 The degree team of CArgm council, K. of O., will assist in conferring degree upon claH- of 27 candidates of Rose of Lima cour at Danielson Sunday after nook
 William H. Boss of Maiden was a visi-
 tor with friends in Putnam Friday.
 Putnam's Boy Scouts will go into ac.
 .ien today in the interest of the Hoover drive for the aid of starving children ir l Europe. The Tag day is expected tC ! produce generous amount of money ana . will wind up this weeks activities in thi; city in the interest of the fund. April 24 is the date when train sched ules will be changed by the New Haver : road. ~l-. Thomas sM. Shields, of Norwich, refere,
 ,n bankruptcy, has appointed the follow : Ing as appraisers In the bankruptcy cas- , of William B. Chandler of Grosyenor ) 1ale:, Robert K. Stafford, South Wood stock, Leon N. Walker, North Grosven ordale, Duga Prudential of North Gros venordale. Mir. Chandler has been il business at GrosYenordale for about 3 years.
 Dewey Tetreaalt, driver of 8 truck o
 the Gagnon service, appeared in the tow court of Killingly at Danielson Frida. 10 answer to a charge of operating a mo
 tor bus without a proper muffier for tn D car and without having an operators Il . Sense. In court it was found that h g had been driving for a month withou ,, having a license to do so. He was fine t Sl0 on each of two counts and costs, tn : totai paid being just in excess of $3t . Tetreault was apprehended by Chief Joh . McFarland of the Danielson police afte t he had once, warned him about -drivia :, an unmuff1ed motor.
 D The class of 1921, Putnam Hlgh sehso I Is to present the annual senior play O , Friday, April 22. The members of tn r cast of the EIopement of Ellen are Mis-
 l Wilhelmina Frost, Norman Ash, Hele t Thompson, Alfred Barber, Eunice Bois e soneau and Robert Arnold.
 Rain Friday wet down the surround . ing country and for the time bein f zverts the possibility of further fores - fires, score of which have burned eve ,- areas of Windharn county territory dul '- Ing the present week. Fires in wood