Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01
the police could be potified the trio had run up Main street.

the police could be poti1ed the trio had | run up Main street.
 Arvid NJ. Wrestling and Gertrude A. i Thiel, both of West Medford, Mass. were | married Tuesday by Attorney Archibald | Macdonald, Jr.. acting as justice of the i peace. The groom, who gave his birth | place as Sweden, is an artist.
 A copy of a wedding certificate re- turned Thursday to Town Clerk David | F1agg from Norwich shows that on May 27 Charles F. Donahue and Susie Sim mons, both of Putnam were married In Norwich by Rev. J. Eldred Brown.
 The rainstorm on Thursday made it necessary to postpone the picnic of St. Phillips church which was planned for Roseland park. Woodstock.
 Joseph Belair is the new operator at the Victory theatre, taking the place of Donald Brown who left last week be- cause of the illness of his wife in Prov idence.
 The public utilities commission will hold a hearing at BlEott's railroad sta tion Saturday concerr Eg the proposal of the New Haven road to eliminate this stop except as flag station.
 All indications point to the fact that Putnam will have a safe and sane
 
 three permits to sell fireworks and ex- plosives have been issued by Mayor AL lie w Marcy, and these dealers report that business is unusually light This Fourth will be the first under the new ordinance that regulated tde celebration of the holiday, which was passed by the city council last July following the out breaks on the Fourth last year in which various kinds of hoodlumism were ram Ipant. The new ordinance prohibits the use of firecrackers over three inches in length, and one-haf inch in diameter. Toy pistols using paper caps are permit l ted but torpedoes over three-quarters of 1 an inch in diameter are under the ban. ] Captain John Bulger stated Thursday | that every man on the police force will be on duty over the holiday, and that the
 new ordinances, particularly those relat-
 ing to blank cartridges will be vigorously l enforced The captain is determined
 that the scenes of last year shall not be l =eenacted.
 Plans for private parties and picnics have been made. At the country club
 there will bs: golf match in the morn- ing followedff,y buffet lunch. at the
 club house at noon. In the Afternoon
 there will be putting contest, with mix
 ed foursomes on the inks The Night ingale team will have busy day with
 two games scheduled with the New Bed
 ford team. Both will be played on the
 Putnam grounds. The Sunday school
 picnic of the Methodist church will be he'd at Greens grove. in Quadic, witi basket lunch at noon. The Baptist church will hold it's picnic at Roseland
 lake. No municipal celebration of any knd has been planned, but with the pic nics, ball games, dances and golf match es Putnam will not lack for entertain ment.
 Funeral services of David Edmont Clark, S6, who died monday at hls IIol4t 2 Un hlI.AsIy roau, Wnere ne.u rom tn'
 home Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
 llov. Jonn |. Stoddard, pastor Of th' Putnam Baptist church. of which MT C4ArA was d member, offIcj2ted. BurIa 5 ~as in Grove street cemetery. MT 8 Clark has been trustee Of Lhls cemeter. 8 for more tran 20 years. The bearer 0 we're deaconS Of the Baptist church C Clarence Pierce Dr. Harry W. lhomp
 son, Carl w. Durfee and Moses L. Al drich.
 Louise R, Griggs. 80 widow of Theo dore Grisgs, died Thursday morning a
 her home III Eastferd. She had been i 2 poor health for some time.
 James P. Jacqson, 3Z, an ex-servic = man of Pomfret. died at his home ther y Wednesday night. He was unmarried. - Word was received in Putnam Thurs
 day morIIng of the death in PrOvidenc l. on Wednesday of Mrs. Donald G. BrowI t wife of Donald Brown of Putnam. Mir! T Brown whose home was in Westerl. 'I was married last September and fc [. some time made her home here. l. Beginning early Wednesday night an $ continuing until Thursday afteroon raj
 came down in torrents in Putam, whi ,s farmers, who have been hoping for storm le to water the crops, and anglers, wh " wished to see the streams swollen, e2 h Npressed unqualified delight. In common le ing upon the rain Thursday mornin
 Frank L. Davis, agent of the Farmer r. Association, and familiar with agricul " ural matters throughout Windham coul V ty, said that the storm undoubted al would do much good throughout tn St part of the state.
 .S maa Answering the description le Arthur Burgess, or Bulgerr wanted l CT the state police in connection with u ls murder at South Norwalk on June ne Joseph Parsons, was held by the autho T. ities at Putnam police station Wedne r. day night The man who gave his nan e' as Fred Minor, and has age as 4s, "; re taken into custody late Thursday af r. ernoon by State Policeman Howard E
 llOIl WHO nOIEC0Q Q1IQ AS nS WAS I1Ou c on the Danieison- Putnam highway, ne; at the Grove street cemetery. Elliott tot h. the man to Putram police headquartel k and then notified the office of the sta f. police in Hartford. Minor told Ellie and Captain Bulger that he is an itine ss ant weaver. According to his tory rs has been in Yantic, employed in m y- there. He went to Yantic from Ne
 York. His story was straightforwa a and he gave good account of his wher sn abeuts during the past few week
 which convinced the officers that tr .ft was not the man foS whom the police re the entire state are on the lookout. Mi he or was allowed to ge Thursday mernin Dr. G. P. Perley. Dr. George Mecl. H. Ian, Henry Joy, Gardner Summer, Id Woodstock, John Stron1Derg of Ahtn v- ton; John Buell. of Abingdon and W. al Darrow, fruit specialist from Connec,
 cut Agricultural College Sxorrs, accom- of anied Frank l.. Davis, agent of the Cou ve ty Farmers Association on trip
 Rhode Island Wednesday at Wa,Ach tir H. visits were made at the fruit farms vn Thomas and Nicholas Windsor Gree he ville.. and the Farmers Exchange i'll Providence visited.
 he William S. Johnson, Church stre,
 who passes his winters at Tampa, Flo, in da. has returned to his home here. M
 Johnson is always enthusiastic about Ii an southland 8 winter resort, but on likes to get back to Connecticut f