Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-08

| the walk, but I can't see where there is anything illegal in the method or selling the gasoline now used by MLnroe C Brown The only control the city could ! have, would be in prohibiting them from haveinc t>c crane continuously over the ] walk. But they could swing it out with each customer. and they have as much | right to do this as> the coal man has in ! putting a chute across the walk m de- i; liverihg coal" Mfr. Torrey ma .ntaine1 | t.at the city could not prevent a ner- i chant from delivering his ;nercaandise i to his customers from his pls:e of bus i mess. Following the statement by Mr. Torrey l the uestion was disqcussed at length by the council members and from this dis:ussion it became clear that the 1 probable solution would be found in the passage of ordinances covering Ire gale and storage of gasoline and other iuhans- mable liquids. sAlderman John C. John
 son moved that the corporation counsel ! and the ordinance committee draw up some kind of ordinances covering ming stations. and report at the next meeting Of the council. This was voted.
 As result of the iaterest aroused l Wednesday afternoon at the meeting os women voters of Putnam and surroun.i- ing towns held at the come of Mrs 1 W dIteT d. EA1TlIeLlt led2Ge or hCine9 NOt- CTS is soon to be formed here. SJGi league has already been organized in East WOodstocll. The women who met at Mrs. Mrs. Bartlett's home were much interested by the addresses of the r.ree ] speakers, all of whom were from Hart ford The aim Of the league is to in struct women voters so that they may use the baHot to the best advantage ! It seeks to work through education of line -sf s.- lative affairs. Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith explained if in detail. and because of her talk number of tho women are
 planning 10 attend the short course in icitizenship to he given al Ya'e in Oc-
 tober. Mrs. Bartlett has stated tha. she
 is to attend. Mrs Porrett interested tn.
 women voters at Wednesdays -1eet;r- i1
 telling them how they might break down
 the 'barricsde Of legal, economic. cdu- cational professional and traditional
 determinations" undc" ,rliIch ei,e ins srs
 they now I've. and Are .ubjeet O.
 Mss Lcona Hill gas Putnam Wed.
 nesday night comforting with the Chan
 tauous suarantors.
 Rev Boynton BerrIH. pastor .t ,h.
 Second Congregational church Of Putnam . issued q statement Thursday concern Iua , the renovations that arc 10 be made dur , Ing the summer montas to the church au- , ditorium, ard which will involve th, ex-
 penditure or more than s11 .0OO. s7.2go or which Is 10 be used for the installation
 Of the Chester E. Child Memorial or-an The statement says in substance: ..FulIv CONSCIOUS Of the aonorable history of the central position, and Of the wide fn- huence Of tie Second Conyregstionsl church, and recalling that nearly twenty, r five years had elapsed since any consfd- , eraple attention had been paid to the interior of the church building. t-e offic-
 CTS or the Ecclesiastical society called a neeilns or the society May 27th last.
 This meeting, after careful consideration i appointed comr.ittee 10 investigate ana
 10 report at later meeting reyardin- Inc
 and making more HC-zhipful :ha irra-io-
 cost and manner Of renewing. beautjfvin- . Of the church. Tt-e committee cleo, e5 was composed of Ray C. Bosvorfh. chair . man Ernest C. Morse. Siias NJ. Wheel
 ock. c. Dwight Sharpe, Mrs. -hester F
 1n4u and Mrs Frederick J. Daniels.
 JoAn V. Johnson was later added 10 the
 committee Co serve as treasurer"
 r'e statement goes on to tell Of inc
 fiSits made by this committee. and the
 consu tons held, and continues: ''rhs
 committee, moving with the enthuris< <.i ia and hearty approval Of Mrs. Cbsese- F. Child' purposes installing a new. thor. oughly modern organ. 70 be Duressss
 witt the Chester [. Chrd fund Of s,.
 pro1imately 37.2o0. and 10 be known s- s the Chester L. Chi,d Memorial organ. Tn organ Is to bs divided. with two -rsr,l. as and pedals. electric action and Se tsehea console The G-es- and Pedal or ! sans VII be o1 ths ---ht zi5e of -b, arch the Swell o-=zn on thu Inf. r~, entire o--z1 is to bs b.---s shut-s-s .r,.-
 .ne eILact ot cor -sv be ut-a ne, from me Great z-1 -- r7.s,- - me Swell There aye ID bz s-aa- soo9s' win -1'oae-1 cou7le-s. Supe-. Ce < taves and Sub. s-d rss. the el4c--f. ,e $ ton Nil sive variety. uot even -s-,ot,7- 8 s9prosched by the present o-eza-it i | estimated that the new organ vii S, 2 N least four times as powerful ss ss, ,- 6 now in use. The organ is te Ae srs.srA resoy Tor uss on or before Deec-,Ae- as N 1921. Provision has been male c- n, 4 console for s0 echo o-esn. vhSA st cost or SS'Ooo could sometime be n