Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
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PUTNAM
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CCent4nued froan Page six) s1. poo bail and will be presented in the city court today (Monday). He is a for mer employe of the theatre and previous ly has been arrested and prosecuted for splitting tobacco juice on the walls of the theatre.
 Funeral services for Henri LAhamms, 5S who died at his home on Church street Thursday, were held Saturday morning at o'clock at St. Mary's church. Burial was in St. Mary's ceme- tery.
 The body of Amedes BsIerOss who died Thursday in Chartley. Mass, was brought to Putnam Saturday. and taken to North Grosvenordale for burial in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Dr. William H. Holmes of Mount Yer non. N. Y. passed Saturday night as the guest of Mrs. A ". Macdonald and family of Oak Hill
 The COnneeticut Telephone directory for the New London district of the Southern New England Telephone com pany was distributed to subscribers in Putnam Saturday. The new directories are compiled up to June 20, and show a healthy growth for the Putnam office The director has a bun colored cover. It is elightly larged than the December Issue. The exchange listed in the di- rectory distributed in Putnam are Nor wich. New London. Carolina Colchester. Danielson- Deep River, Ffsher's Island. Jewett City. Lebanon. Lyme. Moosup. Mystic, NisntIc, Putnam Sayhrook. Staf- ford, Westerly, Watch HiT and WilH- mantle.
 Miss GertrRde Jones. of Main street, vas in Worcester SztHrdzy. l. day in the announcement in The Bulletin that Attorney E. L. Darbis of Daniel son acting for Charles E. PeIlett, ope- rstor Of the Danielson- Putnam bus line. had appealed from the decision of the pub8ac utilities commission wan1oh has denied the application of PeRett to op- crate three jftney routes in this section of the county. Mr. D4nrIie Friday depos- tied . bond of t15o in the W1ndhzm county superior court to snow good faith that his appeal would be pushed to uoe limit. It is mdeztood that papers in the casa will bed served on the public utilities commission today CMonday) oz Tuesday.
 During the thunaer slower Saturday morning lights throughout the city were out of order for more than a half ar hour, owing to the blowing of a 6anS- 1 former at the plant in Mechsnicsvl1e where power is generated. Becanzei of the storm Saturday mnEn- | ing, the Parent Teachers association playground at the high SchoSI was no' open.
 The fo1rteen year old yo1ngsser from Crompfon R. l.. picked up Thursday nigh on the steps of the D B. Gilbert store school street, was returned Friday even. ing to his home by a representative O. the Putnam police department The At was found Thursday by Sergeant Georg, Lsird-i According to the story told tn, o.icer. the boy had left home earlier il
 the day with two companions, all beinS
 in search of work, as well as adventure Upon reaching Putnam the otAer two hal
 deserted their pal. and left him on tn
 outskirts of the city. He had Wandere'
 in. and was resting at the Gilbert stor
 when found by the officer. At this par
 ticular time the boy was not in a happ
 frame of mind. He was hungry, 1t va
 dark, no prospects of q comfortable be were in sight and home was a lon
 way of The lad was cared for by th police department Thursday night, an
 Friday was sent home by autonobl He was taken by Frank Russell of Pom
 fret street.