Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-28
PuNAM

h4S8eg n4Hna14cGcf1nE company B., plant within ten days. Agent Robert ". Boys, stated Sunday afterncen.
 The big tire fabric coneefn, the largest single industry of. the city; is te resun1e operations this tN9onday) morning and within week CT ten. days all the nsachin- cry of the plant. will be in opera ticn on q full time schedule with one shift. As yet no plans have been made for putting the night foree Of workers back on their jobs
 About week will be required to do the rowing and spinning and toscarry out the other preparatory processes that must precede the starting of the looms. In operation, a bit of news that will be generally regarded as the best the people of the city have heard for: l-ng time.
 Agent Boys says he has been informed by the directors of the company that ev- erything indicates that the operation of the plant on. full time schedrie will be permanent, as conditions look very prom ising indeed.
 MT. Boys already has organized his plant council in which every ierarrInent is represented Members 1of. the council will meet weekly and discuss affairs per taining to the plant. and their depart
 
 operation and better results may te ob- tained through the knowle 1gs brought out at these gatherings.
 Prior to the closing dewa of the plant ss0 wers employed there N orklns on day and night shifts Az the nIgh. shift of workers were not as numerous a5sthe day force Mfr Boys estinated on Sunday that 800 will get work with the pl1nt rum ing fuii time with cne set of workers.
 The .Pest-Lenter season viii be opened by the twenty:eighth annual ball-of Car gill Council, Knights of Columbus. A large number of tickets has been dis posed Of and the twenty eighth affair promises to be the biggest and most en- l joyable yet The decorators are at work and the hall will be transformed into a bail room Hays orchestra of Whitins- vile has been secured and this in itself snsures- good program. The following committees are in charge: Floor director A. J. BrodSur; assistants, A Newton Vaughn, and Pal. Ryan tecention corn mittee. P. " Mullan, John Slattery, A St. onee. J. F. Kennedy. Alexander Gil, man. Wilfred Maynard. j. McKenna and James ,o,Neill :; committee of arrange nen+s. F. E.. Sherlock; chairman: A. J Monlville treasurer B. J. McGarry. see retary and F. Fl. H.sGordfer; l., E. Dorsey A. J. Bredeur and John Sirnonzi. :
 Rev. John c. sfoddaFd win begin hi duties aS pastor of the First Baptis church sos this city about May 1.
 | Checkers has proved popular gam, during the winter months, but the ques ton of local supremacy has been neve decided Some of those around town wh, were getting pretty proficient in-the gam were given a hard shock 9 few. days ag' twhen a marvel ir, the game came tip iron Ballouville and trimmed them all. H didn't trim; them every time, out he didn' lose any games. and had but few. draws
 Those interested here are trying to nlak plans for a tournament in which all To cal aspirants for the honor of champion
 will be given a chance to prove their mer
 it. M
 When the meeting of the Baptist churcl
 is held at the church the; women of tn
 society will serve lunch of sandwiche.
 cake and coffee between s.so and 7.3o.
 Easter concerts were given at severs
 of the churches Sunday.
 Edward s. Duffy, deacon of the Con
 gregational church is on the road to re
 ccvery after an operation for appendtcl
 tis last suncay.
 The following bexane member. of th Congregational church at the coninunio
 service Sunday night: Mrs. Florence F
 Boswor.h, Miss Ada Bosworth Miss Ad
 Chandler, Mrs. Mary J. eeGson, Miss Hs
 gel Clifford, Mrs. G. O. Ross and MT
 Anna Witnan. The following joined b
 letter from other churches: Mr:: and MT : Pease
 Miss Marietta DeRobbio, teacher 1,
 French and Spanish at Putnam hir
 school, is spending the Easter recess 1
 Providence ss~r-i ' Miss Lauretta Alins, Latin teacher in Kensingtcn. Conn
 John J. O'Brien, principal Of ISra Putnam school, Is m HinKham, Mass The discussion at the sanen's class !, .. the Congregational church Sunday. V; principally regarding the visit of Brow university orchestra of sixty nieces 2 Putnam soon. The banquet of the eli is to be- held at the church Friday eve, , ing. Professor Theodore Collier of ii 2 History departm.nt, Brown Unive-sit ? will be the speaker !
 Thomas N. Shields, sf Nerwieh. refer
 in bankruptcy has appointed theifoIlo1 F ing appraisers in .he bankruptcy case ! William B. Chandler Of Grcsvencraai : Robert K. Sanford, ef South Woodstoc 7 Leon \. Walker es North Gros7enordal '4 and Dcga Freudenfhal Of NoSth Grosye 8 ordale. Mr. Chandler has been F b,l j. ness at Grosyenordale for about tf,ii $ store, sosae ef the lime with . lartni j. John Elliett-aAd scsae ef the time ale, It Fred l.. Aprttn. S1, Sf Webster, di It in Worcester Saturday. Ar Austin. v a employed here for several years bx Ne Id ton A. Ballard. He was married a
 leaves his wife. and several children ,t Webster.
 \. Mr. and Mrs. e. H: Btxby of Br., d. water. Mass. spent the weekend with n and Mrs. E. F. Perry. a- Putnan troop of Boy seoats win, h, ie Its nteetings, in HiEh school gynnnas:,, :, every Tuesday evening.
 wirfred Ths-riea, Of Nsrth Grcsyen
 dale, an exsserviee man who is at
 government hospital st Allingtsr ke Conn. is home en a, hveAday leave. !
 Therien has been gaining steadily ', health at the institution, and is lock- r forward to a carly discharfe n. speaks in highest terms of tke nospi
 and the work that 1t is' deing for { ae service men.
 Is Mrs David T. Black and snfant dan, E ter, who have been at the Day Kint ts hospital, have returned to tkeir home lic Central Village. as The mea4bers ef the Girisr club helS he sale of' candy, cake and otfwers at th I'd Headquarters in the Rich Salldsng III Miss Alice Perry, daughter ef pr. :.
 Mrs. F F Perry who has been md of going treatment at Boston for an att, C. of infantiie- paralysis. has returned he is much iMBreved sess
 is Ebert E. Weeds, son of Mir. and N 5 E. E. Woedis of Walnut street, is spel of ing a few days in Worcester, Mass. of A whistler the benefit of the Putin