Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-07

will be a period of noise lasting for two minutes to usher in the anniversary of the end of the world war. The paraoc will form on Union square at 2 o'clock. Besides uniformed members of the legion and other ex-service men and veterans of the world war, the fraternal societies and pathriotic organizations of the city will be in line, the G. A. R. to be given prominent position in the line. After the parade 4S shots will be fired in recog- milton and honor of the unknown hero to be buried in Washington at that time. Those gathered to witness the ceremony will uncover and remain silent for min. ute as mark of honor. patriotism and respect. The exercises will conclude with a public dance in the evening, for which music will be furnished by the 102d regi- ment orchestra. Mayor Marcy has issued a proclamation requesting that business be suspended at noon for the rest of the day and that all participate in the public observance.
 The successful drive for the Day Kim ball hospital deficiency fund has passed the $5,000 mark. The goal is $10.000 and it is expected that the amount will be raised before the first of the year. The hospitals new wing gives much extra room, but the frequency of automobile accidents keeps the institution filled to
 
 A recent return made by the town clerk discloses the marriage on Sunday, Oct. 30, by A. Macdonald, a justice of the peace, of John H. DeClassant fo Boston and Vina Aylward of Randolph Mass. The bridegroom is 49 and the bride 33 Both had been previously married and divorced.
 Plans are being developed for a big | membership meeting of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce. A speaker of note will be secured and a luncheon will i be provided. It is planned to continue activities through the winter months and to hold membership meetings regularly. l Putnam High schools newly developed 1 football tearas 54 to 0 victory over Plainfield High at Putnam Friday after noon was a surprise to the followers of the Putnam team. It is nearly a quarter 1 of a century since Putnam has had a football team and much inteerst in the school team has develdped. especially as 1 the material has shown to advantage | Next Tuesday the team plays Killingly High at Danielson and Friday Bartlett 1 High of Webster comes to Putnam Thanksgiving morning Putnam will en- certain Windham High of Willimantic
 None of the mills in Putnam have los, more than an hour or two on account ot low water, but the manufacturers are kept on the anxious seat by lack of rain l Just where all of the water in the Quine. baug comes from is somewhat of mys tery, as all of the nearby ponds an6 lakes are the lowest in years. Many ot the sandbars in Alexanders lake art above water for the first time in man, years.
 A. W. Hicks of Hartford secretary O the State Christian Endeavor union, anc J. H. Corbett, Y. M. c. A secretary vii
 deliver addresses before the felIowshil
 of ministers at meeting in the Meth
 odist church at 9.3 o'clock this (Monday
 morning.
 Richard LaRue Swain. Ph. D., an evan
 gelist will hold a week of services at th
 Baptist church beginning Sunday, Nov
 ---o'n was once spoken of 2 Lyman Abbott as "a unique man with -.e u4anner of presenting the olt gospel"
 The report of Capt. John BuIger of tn police department for October shows 2 arrests for the following causes: Intoxi
 cation 3, irtoxicat1on and breach of tn peace 3, breaking and entering 1, intoxi
 cation and assault 1, violation of cit ordinance 1. violation of motor vehicl laws 3, liquor violation 1, assault ] . breach of the peace and gambling f. las | civious carriage and behavior 2. Thes cases were disposed of as follows: Boun l over 1, fines and costs s, sentences sus pended 5, sent to jail 3. discharged
 placed on file 5; total fines and cost 3 amounted to S110.16. There were 1 tramps lodged. Amount of property re , ported stolen S95.