Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

was injured Wednesday afternoon when | the eyeball was cut by a flying piece of | metal while MT. Sherman was at work. | Whether or not Afr. Sherman's sight will | be impaired cannot be told until the eye heals to some extent
 James Baesn of Geodyear and some ether Windham county farmers are not quite in agreement with the statement made in the legisiature Wednesday 10 the effect that there are no hocks of sheep numbering over Is in windham county This statement was made during the course of a discussion of measures to pro- | tect sheep from dogs. ls a matter of fact. Mr. Bacon has about 80 sheen and
 lambs, in his flock. and there are other
 farmers in the county who have aocks
 numbering more than l5..,' .- Grove street is partly obstructed this
 week all the way from Bradley to King street and trafic to be safe should move
 slowly through this thoroughfare. The
 Connecticut company is engaged in pav- [ ing the middle. section of streets covered , by its tracks. and .exeavators. a. steam
 roller. 2 scraper and trucks are operating | in. the street, along which piles of crush | ed stone and other material are distribut- i ed
 The New Haven roads new schedule continues to puzzle the travelinE public
 and especially those who come. into this territory from points where daylight sav-
 ing is in force: Persons coming in from the outlying country 10 catch trains and
 who Nave not familiarized themselves with the new schedule are having some
 long ard lonely waits for trains.
 There were no developments of special
 interest Y sdnesday relative to the recent
 robbery al tie Hardy place in Pomfret
 fat T1rF IL W-ff ] here Wednesday checking up relative to the affair. t-. ,'.'. 2 -s~-.. 7 Young people. have number of May baske tparties planned for next Monday !. evening.
 Members of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows will observe odd Fellows | Sunday by attending the Methodist | churc hon May $. .-'- . It is said that bids for the construction of the new stretch of state highway iron
 Mechanicsvill to GroSenordale will b, | asked for during the early summer. l Six new typewriting machines are to b, added to the commercial department al
 Putnam High school
 Under the auspices of the Parent. . Teachers association the children, of th, Israel Putnam school are to give an en, l tertainment in the assembly room of th, school Friday evening.
 It is persistentIy rumored here that th. Connecticut company is. 10 announce al l iincreased service on its local lines in tn, l very near future. The present service i 50 inadequate that much prospective busi r ness Is lost to the road
 l. Ar. and Mrs. Charles Grosvenor. wh t have been spending the winter in Cam
 bridge, are expected at Pomfret thi . week.
 t Miss Rachel E. Sears of Providence f visiting for few days with friends i
 Putnam.
 Word ha~ been received in weodstse o that the body of Raymond Benson. wh n was member of the marine corns. an a who died in France. is en route to thl d country and will arrive at Woodstock fo 0 retirement in the near future.
 l. Stanley Kelley of Pomfret addresse l. the members of the Community club s r East Woodstock at their meeting wedne.
 day evening.