Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
PUTNAM

State Policeman Howard E.. Elnor1 was | in Putnam Tuesday Investigating a | break made within the past few days at | rhe Hardy place at Pomfret, which has been closed The caretaker, making une of his periodical visits of inspection dis covered the break. Contents uf bureaus were strewn about the place and cigarette stubs were found about the floors. Just what had been taken has not been de- termined and the police here say that some member of the household will prob aboly have to make an inspection before it is definitely known what is gone. | Fancy Work society of Norwich were vis- l itors were visitors here Tuesday with Mrs. Otto E. Wulf Mrs. Chaucey A. l Sherman, Mrs Calvin L. Swan, Mrs. 1 Frederick K Sudlow, Mrs. George A. 1 Stanton, Mrs. A. F. Howard. Mrs. C. 4. | Gager, Mrs. J. H. Barnes, Mrs. A. Larue Bliven, Mrs. Frederick S. Young, Mrs. H. M Lerou, Mrs. Henry Lang. Mrs Edgar H. Allen. Mrs. William E. Elliott of | Norwich, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Wulf, also was a visitor here Tuesday. | W. J. Sherman of wilkinson street re- ceived a cut on the left eyeball Tuesday | afternoon from flying piece of metal | while he was at work. MT. Sherman visited the office of a local physician and afterwards visited an oculst at Dariel- son. The injury was regarded as seri- l ous one.
 The automobile owned by pr. P. J. Me- Kenna, of Providence, which was badly damaged when in collision with another car owned by J: VI Whipple of this city a few weeks ago, was released from at tachment Tuesday Dr. McKenna posting l a bond of $500. Following Dr. McKen- nas filing suit for damage against MT ,Whpple and two other local men, Mr. Whpple filed counter-suit for damages to his car. and placed an attachment on the McKenna car, which was in local garage for repairs.
 ovid Boulay has been sent to the county jail to serve a sentence of 30 days for having been intoxicated. Boulay was accosted by officers at night on l Providence street, while he was carrying , suspicious looking bag upon his shoui. ders. The bag was found to holi a , demijohn containing about three gallons of cider that had something resembling lizards in it, thought it is supposed t. :. have been made only a day. and a quar; of what the officers described as hootch
 Union hall held . large an apprecintiv. : audience Tuesday evening at the concer given under the auspices of the Men f club of Putnam, by the Brown universit. musical clubs.
 The program was varied and each anC
 every number was well received. Partic
 ularly appreciated was the number Tn,
 Speaker of the House, by Miles Standish e 21, direct descendant of the famou, ? Pilgrim, and an Act of Up-to-date GraaC s Opera, travesty on the breeding mum i bers of the list.
 .. Following was the program: :. Prayer of Thanksgiving Kremse
 Old Netherland Folk Song F serenade Hayd Glee Club
 l. On the Streets of Cairo Hulte, f Mandolin Club
 Varsity Quartet Selecte .- H. L. Tinker, q, NJ. Standish, '21; F. A y Chalmers, '22; H. D. Lamson, "A.
 Banjo Solo Selecte r. l. M. Young, '2S
 Summer Lullaby Gibso e Route Marchin' Stoc y Glee Cluz s , E Violin Solo-Bolero Bohi h E. ". Mccormick, '22
 Vocal Solo selecte n H. L. Tinker '21; or E. ". Woodruff z ,f or W. L. Dewart, '21
 Spanish Dance Moskowsl y La Sevillana LopC ot Mandolin Club
 The Speaker of the House Stole Myles Standish Fl E |. Musical Trust Hadlt 'S S Little Close Harmony O'Har - Glee Club
 , rt March of Bersaglieri Eilenber
 Mandolin Club
 k, An Act of Up-to-date Grand Opera at Medley of Browa Songs
 Combined Clubs Alns Mater J. A. Dewolf 'e
 The police here are on the Iookout f,
 a partner in small business enterprit
 of the city who has disappeared alrno
 simultaneously with the filing of a con
 plaint by woman that he assaulted ht
 while threatening her with a revolver.
 According to the story of the con
 plainant she went to visit at the hou;
 where the missing man was staying ar
 while there the other persons were cal
 ed away. She charges that, the assau