Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15
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Rutomohiles makes the center of the city a busy place. In speaking of the paths which he had painted. Captain Bulger said Thursday that the public would be expecteu tc use them and not cut across the square diagonally. In this way De believes that accidents can be avoided, and automobile drfye-s and pedestrians each will know where the other is going. The lines put in Thvrsday run from Bonneville's store te ale shoe entrance ef the Bugbee and Wulf store from the shoe stere entrance to the entrance of the W. H. Mansfield < ce- store; from the entrance to the First National bank i; and from the bank to Chadwiks. The | traffic lanes are outlined in white paint ana 10 insure peFmananey a seoJnC coat is 10 be put on withsn the next few days. At the esuFt of probate held in Putnam Thursday morning. David Flags, judge. the will Of David E. Clark was admitted to probate. and Mrs. Gertrude Ciark. she widow was appointed exeeuuix. New ton A. Ballard and Olin D. FsrFowA were named as appraisers. Al t.e same session of the court there was a final 1 hearing on the estaIe of Herbert q. Mow- ", The only heir Is his wiacw. Lucy. now Mrs. Omer Duval of St Johnsbury. Vt,, formerly of Putnam.
 | Thursday afternoon the Putnam clerks had another giorS5usly hot half holiday any. many of them spent it at Enselaed park where there were hundreds oi bathers throughout the day.
 Hopes of obtaining nshiaE traGir signal for service in Busbse square are not as bright as taey were two lnoa.hs ago when the city couneli hrst Considered the matter. At that time Mayor A.i.s W. Marcy stated to the cogncli that hc should like 10 see Putnam Jst m itAc With many other ;nwns aui citsss throug-out the state and tO purcn..se one ot these modern traffic rasat.aiorss He als2 believed il would reduce expenst by eliminating the present dummy of- neer, the up-keep Of which Is fairy large At the last meeting oi the coun- iSu the policr committee chairman. g.n, was to have reported on t-e ala-ter. va, absent. but the mayor sboss again on the subject After discussion, !r syhsc. IL was brought Ou. tnBt the asw p-lce man would be considerably more expen. siVe than was first believed. :he mayo called upon the council for furthsr com. meRt or suggestions. &o response ws. maae and after s5ort s..cu-e aaothel matter was brought up for consideration | which served to indicate that The l-ss ent silent officer will continue oa dut, for al least another month and proc ably for longer.
 Earle r. Hutehins os I1issem~e, FIori
 da. and Miss Henrietta L. Barry Q : Putnam were married Tuesday by Eey
 John C. Stoddard Of the Baotist churca accorjing to a return made Thursday u Town Clerk David F'iasg.
 In spite of the fact that nembershi
 fees in the Windaam County FarmerI , Association have been jumped from on to i've dollars, renewals of riember
 ships continue to come In. Taursla
 Agent Frank L. Davis sA,d that Iher . are now only two out of I5 towns in ih
 county that at present have nomenbe-
 at the increased rate. These are Canter
 bury and Chaplin. Sixty-Sevcn renew , als at the five dollar rate have been T, ceived by Mr. Davis.
 The Young Peoples Cn.on of tde Put
 nam Baptist church has elected officer for the next six months as folio xs
 President. Merton ". Ames; vice-Ire, ident Eunice Hanton secretary, Iieatris Gardner; treasurer, Florence Smith
 Mir. and ITS. Charles Mathew, Mir an
 Mrs. Willis Carroll and son are 70 ieaN
 Putnam this (Friday) morning for c . nimicut. R. l.. where they Will pass q
 remainder Of the month. Mir and Mr
 Eugene Prouix Of Pawtucket are to jo :, them there.
 5 The Sunday school picnic of the Sc = ond Congregational church is to be he
 Thursday, July q at Rcseland par
 Frederick W. Seward is chairman of t, A committee in charge.