Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28
DANIELSOE AND PUTNAM NEWS
.PUTNAM

Occupar\sof two .autoncbiiee |, that | crashed. Wednesdays. fofenool.,- near, | Wheaton,s. store in sPhoen4xyille eAeAp- cd without injury, though both of the ma. | chimes were considerably damaged. One ! of the cars, a light rlInabout, carried a Rhode Island registration- and was said to have been driven by G. F. Martin. This machine was coming down the steep Phdenixviilee hill, while the other ears driven by; a Mr.. Sawyer new conner at Phoenixville, was making. the turn Into the highway that leads to Eastford. Calls were sent to this city for an au- tornobile inspector or aistate officer to listen 10 statements. of the drivers rels- tive tos responsibility for the accident.
 Fsnswiur funeral ssrvieep by Rev. 1gnatips Kost. at St. Joseph's church in Dayville. Wednesday morning. the body of Mrs. Mary Ann Mooney. s7j was
 brought to this city for burial in St. Hary's cemetery. Mrs. Mooney was a native of this city. She was the wife
 of Philip Mooney and had lived in
 Dayville for many years.
 Wednesday morning. police teie- phone box that has been located on a | pole under the police signal bEht. near 1 Aansheld's store. at the corner of Main l and Pomfret street, was removed and re- l located at the narrow areaway. between | the First National bank building and the Elks' building. The signal light remains | fn It's former position. The change was | made for convenience- sake and to give
 the officers called upon to use the tele- phone the benefit of ,at more secluded plsee where rhes clamot of the street traffic will not be so bothersome.
 1 .- Peters Captain Beston terrier: thn
 was the highest point. .wjnner of his ,brees | skaf aI rvf- aN
 James Mortimer trophy. at the New Yorl
 dog show four wears ago. died at Wor cester Peters Captain was the propert. of Mrs George E. Dresser Of this. cit. and wase being, kept in Worcester. for few days The -splepdtl little cbampio , was valued at iS2 ,Soo and ,was..one Of tn r nnest. dogs, in,the, nresser kennels. whie
 include a remarkahle collection of Sos : ton terriers" He' was seven years old } Newly. instaned cheers sfeutnan lodE
 of Elks were in their chairs, at"thi
 weeks meeting of the organisation. 'whic | was marked by an impressive 'rnenloris
 service for Michael J..Suliivan, "a charte member fof the organization. Who die suddenly recently at his home in ,Danie
 son. a' -rf' 'tf'1 e ' Toe, eEnlexnent bureau .sf Anseil . Mtayotte post. American Legion is doin
 splendid work It was. reported Wet nesdayt that Louis Girard. a former 50
 dier .whog has. charge of the matter {
 placing. ex-service men who are out ( work in positions: got z johs for six C
 Tuesday .Ex-service men who have T
 Iemplosnent have a good chance of ge
 ting work. if they.will file an applicatie : with MT. Girard..
 Some people here have neted the ia 2 that Senator Mclean has introduced re 70 olutions, in congress to have German he Q pieces captured overseas given, to -ty 10 different Connecticut towns. Soon aft the war. there was talk in this city 10 asking for one of these field. pieces, .ar in view of what is being done to get the for other Connecticut towns it is thouE
 in some quarters here that one might 1
 obtained for Putnam if the. proper ste I3 were taken at this time. 's- :. v Itrwas stated Wednesday that it is n 10 likely that w. J.. Sherman. of Wilkins,
 street will lose the sight of his eye whit