Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01


Though prices OF mateials ana labor have
receded considerably, the terms un1er |
which the association received the fund |
for the erection Of the chapel-to be |
known as the Tourtellotte memorial |
chapel-require the expenditure Of con-
siderable sum on the part of the ceme- |
terry association. and the association does
not feel that it will be in a position to go |
forward with the work during the coming
spring and summer. In the meantime |
the chapel fund is well invested and has
increased approximately $4,000.
A meeting of trustees of the cemetery
association was held Wednesday morning
and it was decided that. several addi-
tional lots are to be improved during the
coming fall season.
FL. FL. Ellis, director Of the state trade
school in this city, said Wednesday that
indications at present point to very
heavy enrolment IN al, departments this
fall. The summer classes have been very
satisfactory both from point of numbers
and progress in the work.
Evening school will start in October in
all departments. This always has been
very beneficial to a great number in and
around Putnam. A special feature of the
evening co Irses this ear will be a class
in instructro training, the aim of this
being TO prepare competent tradesnen
who meet the entrance requirements to
become instructors Of ,neir trade. Brief
ly, the course will consist of SO nights of
two hours each, so being devoted to
practice teaching, is to related subjects
and Is to trade ANALYSIS and methods.
Successful completion of this work will
be certified by the state department of
vocational training.
Sessions for naturalization in .Windham
unity fnd will IL S1oiI IN
the superior court for Windham county
on Sept 21-22, by revised allotment re-
Gently received by Clerk Edgar NJ. War
ner of this city, will be held at Putnam
Thursday, Sept. %, and at Willimantic
Friday, Sept. %, it was announced in
| notices issued Wednesday by Clerk War
ner.
Friday mornings session Of the superior
court for short calendar business and as
signment of cases will open in this city
at 1890, standard time, Judge L. P.
Waldo Marvin presiding. The docket
| follows:
Short Calendar: The Hunkin- Conkey
Construction Co. vs. Goodyear Cotton
anaugh & McCaffray Acadia Manu- -
turers' Supply Co. VS.. Williamsville buff
| Mfg Co, Edward H Lillibridge VS.. H
| Midwoods Sons Co, Herbert E. Wilson
VS.. General Supply Co, James P. Nc
Kenna VS.. John w. Whipple. Hyman Sep
| lowitZ VS.. Henry W. Chamberlain, Eme-
line Wilbur VS.. Benjamin r. Briggs, adm
Morris L. French vs.. Edward j.. Kussel.
Uncontested Divorces: Rose Tilloston
vs.. Frank Tilloston, Emma Miner vs.
delaide Miner, Katherine V. Blanchard
VS.. Harold 1. Blanchard, Sarah I. Watr.
GUS vs. Frederick M. Watrous, William ]
Miller vs. Efie A Miller
FsA Trial List: To Court-Mary Killisn VS.
| Peter Holden. Luther z. Hopkins vs.
Byron M. Lewis, Peter Holden VS.. Mary
Killian, Jak Hossezuk VS.. Mary Killian
". H Campbell & Co. VS.. Frank S" Ken
nedy, Grace Tollofsen Tvs. John Lame
Frank A. Phillips VS.. NJ. V.-Doud eft al
Anna Gordon's appeal from probate
) Thomas Rhodes VS.. Mary Rhodes, viii
liam n. Sweet VS.. Grace A. Sweet, Waldo
Tillinghast Sons VS.. n. z, n. H. H
r. r. Co., Frank A. Davis VS.. town o.
Killingly, appeal from board Of relief
To Jury: Manhasset Mfg. Co. VS.. AL
colt D. Sayles.
DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Simpson, Mrs
George NJ. Fine and son. Robert Fine
, are route by motor from Syracuse t.
- Putanm. The party has been touring il
New York state, in the vicinity of tn
Thousand Islands and other section
, therea bouts.
: John Lynch and John Maynard are ei
route from Flint, Mich, to Putnam witt
: Inew automobiles.
State Treasurer G. Harold Gilpatri
and Henry Wheelock- who left here abou
a. m. Wednesday en- route to points il
Maine, telepohned just after-~7. a. m tina
they were in Portsmouth, n. H. havn
coffee, and that they expected to be i
Portland by II a. m.
Henry Tourtellotte. former resider
of Putnam, has returned to his home
South Hadley, Mass, after a visit her,
t 1t was stated here Wednesday that NJ
i Tourtellotte is planning to spend tt
p winter in the south.
r Redecoration of the Bradley theatr
which has been closed for month,
nearing completion. The theatre wa
d considerably damaged by fire sever
n months ago and complete repairs wei
Y not undertaken until August.
: Jacob Aloert's family will come hel
from Providence the latter part of ne.
# week to occupy residence on Tate
q street
It Members of Putnam lodge of Elks vi
= take advantage of today's half holds
to visit members of Willimantic lodg
"a the local Elks going over in motor car
If 1t has been definitely established,
v was stated Wednesday, that a case
70 scarlet fever has made its appearance
- this city.
p The citys physicians were REPRESENT
Wednesday afternoon at funeral servic
q held for DR.. George Barnes, a memb
~ of the Windham County Medical societ
" at the Congregational church in Dayvil
h Beginning tomorrew Friday) patro
e. of the movie houses of this city will d
lie more for their entertainment of this V
is riety than is at present the rule NJ
advanced rates are to be put into effe
Id to offset the new tax imposed by t
IN state. From now op the movie exhibitc
ne will be required to pay Is different n
at tional and state taxes, and it can't
IN done and leave profit. they say. unle
IL the admission charges are advanced.
Therefore, on and after Friday t
Of admission fee will be 20 cents at
to movie shows in Putnam This will
he the standard price, with on advance
or special productions. One exhibitor ga
to figures Wednesday to show that he v
make less under the new advanced rat
de and with the new taxes. on a patron
at tending regularly every day than I
present profit form such patron
fl The Putnam postoffce will be OF
g, only holiday hours next Monady, Lai
~ day, and the usual holiday schedule
,is service will be in effect. =
on Henry N. Benoit of Washington, D.
rk is spending a vacation at his. home
M this city.
ed Under change in the law made by
r: last legislature, next Tuesday is the |
IS day on which registrars may receive
rs plications from those who wish to
ali made voetrs in time TO participate in
annual town election to be held on
I'm first Monday in October.
lge Putnam Students who have, been
de tending Canadian scofols are max