Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-03
DANTEESON AND PUTNAM NEWS

at today's and Saturdays shows Leach's Family orchestra, also.-adv.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Potter are te leave within a few days for a tour that will eventually take them to Los Angeles. Today they expect the arriv- al of Mir and Mrs. Nathaniel Greenleaf of SherRvooke, P, e., who are to visit here for few days. Leaving on their trip Mir and Mrs. Potter and Mir. and Mrs. Greenleaf will motor to Sherhrooke where Mir and Mrs. Potter will visit for 8 time before proceeding to Los Am geies, probably by way of the Canadian ockies.
 Incident te the accident M wharh Laurent Paquin was injured near St. James school it was stated Thursday that pupils are forbidden to leave the playgrounds about the school during re- cess time, this being in measursA a means of protecting them against such accidents as that in which the Paquin boy was injured when. he was struck by touring car The little boy had, without permission, left the playgrounds during the recess period. to go to the nearby home Of relative to get some thing to eat.
 Cstrcn B. Allen has been named as chairnan of the membership committee of the Chamber of Commerce and M H. Berthiaume JeEan M, Dove, George P. BerriS and Charles W. Hale as members of that committee. B. c. Hopkins heads the grievance committee with NJ. A. Shumway, Herbert c. Keech as his as- sociates. A. ?. Woodward iS at the head of the advertising committee and on that committee wifa him are John B. I.ncas and Irving W. Davis and J. r. Gardner, Jr, members of it. "Ns one can save any money these 1 days" This statement is repeated so 1 frequently that the average person has 1 come to accept 1t as a fact But it isn't. | Savings institutions here are showin g I constant gains. Deposits at the Brook l lyn Savings bank have continued to in crease and only recently passed the s. i 590. .0o0 mark, for the first time in the history of tile institution. Only recently | 1t was announced that the savings de- 1 pa artment, established only seven years ago, of the windham County National bank, has deposits aggregating approxi- mately 1,006, 900. The person who says mo one can save money these days" may speak for himself, but cer- tainly not for this or surrounding com munities as whole Hundreds of peo' pie are saving money every month. Uhey | no II DN sdNlHE IL III VtHCE "OIuof Ae'hA7 ing care to retain at least a part of what they receive.
 Touring cars owned by Charles Bragg of the Central Worsted company at Central Village and MT. Latour ot | Plainf1eld, crashed Wednesday evening at Wauregan near the public school, the
 secene of a crash on the preceding night, when a car driven by Edward C.outier of anielson was forced into z telephone pole by a racing south bound car. MT. Bragg's new car was consid
 erably damaged in the crash, as was al go the Latour car. Misses Marion Gau
 dFeau, Yvcnne Gaudreau and Emil La
 croix, who were riding in the Latoul
 car were considerably shaken up anc
 bruised. Miss Maraon Gautreau re-
 ceived attention at the. office of Dr. J. L
 Gardner in Central Village.
 Mrs. William T. Mullaly and chil
 dren will arrive today (Friday) to re
 main for the summer at the cottage 0
 her father, Judge A. G. Bill. at Alex
 ander's lake.
 Clyde Peloquin of Winter street is i'm
 proving rapidly at the Day Kimball hos
 pital, where he recently underwent a
 operation for appendicitis.
 John C. Willis of Pawtucket was