Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
PuTNAM

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 In the case of Brown vs. Stromberg, which has been on trial in the superior court here, the jury brought in verdict for the plaintiff to recpvef s1 .e0o. Suit was brought for ;52OO. claimed as the amount due for building a barn for the defendant Tie verdict is in addition to s2500 paid on the account.
 During Thursdays session the case of Louis Wolfe of this city vs. Chester K. Gudmanson was on trial In this suit MT. Wolfe is suing to recover damages as the result of an accident ir which a closed car in which he was z ing was wrecked while in collision wi.a a truck at a bridge in Central Village on the l afternoon of September 30 of last year
 Adjournment was taken for a time on Thursday in order that Judge James, +. Webb and counsel in the case might have 1.-the opportunity of visiting and inspecting the location of the accident
 ] As is being done fer other towns, the list of deputy fire wardens in Putnam who may be called in cases of emereen- cy is given herewith: John E Dorsey, Jr-. 614-S, for that part of the town west of the Quinebaug river; Ernest K. Tor rey 532-3, for that part o fthe town east of the Five Mile river; Arthur J. Ship pee, central section of the town between l the rivers.
 Permits must be obtained for burning brush or rubbish from March 1 to June l. and from Sept. to December l. No permit is needed at any time if a fire is kindled in piowed field or garden, pro- l vided that 1t is not less than 200 feet from woodland brushland. dry grass or other infammable material. This law does not apply to land within the limits l of the city, borough or organized fire district. nor on land controlled by any railroad company <.
 Invitations are out for the marriage April of Euciide F. Marion and Miss Doris Marion, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Marion The mar riage will be at St. sMary's church, and following the nUptiai mass there is to be a reception at the rooms of the Canadian Athletic club, of which Mir Marion is a member.
 I Arthur ". Williams of DanieIson, the newly appointed automobile inspector for this district. will come here for the first I'timc in discharge of his duties Tuesday of next week. and will be in the city from l 10 a. nl to D. m., the usual, hours MT Williams has just completed his period of receiving instruction at Hartford where he has been engaged in-giving ex. laminations and issuing operators license: for. the past two weeks. Mir. Williams has many friends in Putnam and will bt lremembered by the baseball fans a: Pop Williams, for so long member oi the Jewett City teams that used to play Ihere
 Putpam High schools baseball team Will open its season April 1s, with gam, With Pomfret school, at Pomfret. Man ager Alfred Barber. has his schedule o games practically complete for the 1s2, season. Waldo Chase will captain tn. team. C3ndidates for places indicat, that the m will be strepg. though tn,
 weak poh.- this early when pitchers hay, not worked out seems to be in twirlers There are promising candidates fer box men, however, and it Is likely that thes will furnish the necessary skill te per
 init of the team making a creditable rec ord during the season.
 s Two drives for worthy causes-Nea
 East Relief and Aid for Ireiand's Starv } ing-will be cn here within the next tw weeks and the generous will have a dou
 ole opportunity to bring joy to sufferin, l people of distant sections of the world The drive for Ireland's starving wonel
 and children will be inaugurated Monda, : next and the Near East drive. Monday t April 3.
 Edward W. Mulian heads the executiv D committee that will have charge of tn s drive for relief lin Ireland and with hir
 are associated Thomas F. Ryan as sec . retary, Edmond Kearns as treasurer, Re, a Charles F. Bed1rd, Thomas DuRy, Jot
 Gahan. IT.. Thomas Howarth and Joh
 W |Whalen.
 A meeting of the executive committe a was held Thursday evening to discuss th | general and detailed plans for carryin on the campaign. <SThe city has been q ' vided into four districts and two men wi !. be appointed to have charge of the collet : tions in each district.
 P The public will be appealed to genera
 ly and the hope is for the same degree { hsuccess in, Putnam that has attended ti 3 drive in hundreds of towns and citis
 where 1t has been under way since Marc i17.
 The Near East Relief drive will be II . sugurated Sunday. April 8, with mai meeting .n the Bradley theater Stanle Kelley, supervisor of the fund for Wine
 ham county, will have charge of the can
 pairn here and numbers of local peop hEwill participate in making it succes Eiks and Odd Fellows, as organization
 are to assist in furthering the drive. Tag da/ will he a<feature and in tn Boy Scouts will participate. under tf
 supervision of Mrs. W. R. Rafferty. April l . Farmers institute is to
 held at Tourtellotte Memorial Hie Ischpol, at North Grosvenordaie. The DC,
 pie of the town of Thompson, the Earn
 CTS association and the Connecticut A,