Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-11

, T the party were James H. Ryan; Jr., Putnam Livingston. James A. Maitland, Pete Durnette and Clarence Sandstrom 7 of Thompson -Claramone Boyle and | Herbert w. Godlin. of Moosup Charles ! R. Carpenter, Elliott Dean. Donald i Child, Robert Bruce, Ebert Woodic | Chandler Morse, Harold Arnold, Ma thewson Turner Gerald Marcy. and i Franklin Perry, Putnam :. Stanley Keech i of Danielson; Burton Harrison and Eos l dick Harrison, Jr.. of Woodstock. Byron Whitney, of Hoboken, N. J.,
 who is passing the. summer at Noank, was recent visitor at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs. Horace E. Whit l noy in Putnam.
 i Mr. and Mrs l. Richard Carpenter
 and Miss Eleanor Carpenter lstt by
 automobile Wednesday for Plymouth to
 attend the Pilgrim pageant. Before re-
 turning they will motor to points of in-
 terest on Cape God.
 Miss Margaret Dingwall of North
 Weymouth, Mass, is visiting her cous- ins, Miss Ethel and Miss Edith Ding wall, of School. street.
 Mrs. J. E. Kenary and. son of Mill
 bury, Mass, is visiting MT. and Mrs.
 John Ksnary, Tatem street
 Ralph Bradford and Lucius P ,Mer-
 riam left Putnam Wednesday for. an au-
 tomobile trip to Canada. They were ac-
 conpanied as far as Alton Bay, N. H., by Mir. Bradford's sister Miss Marjorie
 Bradford and by Ruth Arnold
 Miss Lena Gibney and Miss Alice Gib-
 ney of the local exchange of the South
 ern New England Telephone Company
 are spending their vacation at Wellesley and Nantasket, Mass.
 Catpain John BdIEer was locking on Wednesday for three negroes, thought to Eave broken into the home of MT and Mrs. Charles Cross, on Wilkinson street, sometime Tuesday afternoon and to have made away with goods valued $ at Sla2. When Mrs. Cross went to work Tuesday, noon she fastened all the . doors Uf the house. About s o'clock t when she and her husband returned l ttey found that the house had been en-
 tered ana ransacked. Among articles
 missing are mans suit with s4 in the pocket, spring overcoat a mans cap e gold filed watch, six silver teaspoons and .45 automatic French revolver
 Entrance was gained by smashing out :. the lower part of a window at the rear of the house. Neighbors have told the police that early Tuesday afternoon . three suspicious negroes were seen neal
 the house The police have learnd that this same trio left the city later in tn, : day on an automobile truck.
 v 4 probable attempt to pass a counter = felt $20 bill in Putnam was frustrated
 late Tuesday afternoon when. a. clerk 1T t an automobile supply store became sus = picious of the note that was passed tt v him by customer. An automobile con q talnlng two. men stopped at the shop f and one of the pair entered and pur
 chased goods costing If cents. In pay
 meDt he h2ndad F. Il clerk had recently read the warnings is y sued by police and treasury departmen l. authorities concerning illegal bills, ant ' as he started for the cash register h T began to examine the money rathe
 carefully. The customer followed. ant d when he saw that the bill was bein, [. given attention he snatched it from tn . clerks hands and said Never minc l. changing that; guess I've got change j. With that, he put the coins on the coun j. ter and speedily left the store He wen t away hurriedly in the automobile Tn a police were notified.
 if who were called to Putnam from Ores IT cent Beach, where they are spending is i've weeks, because of the death of MI V Torrey's sister. Mrs. Martha Wheelock of Hardwicl, Mass.
 n A golf team representing the Pon,fre " and Thompson clubs will be at the Pu+ n nam Country club Saturday for :, n match with the local team This is th
 third match played between these team ', and each hes one once
 William Penney and family of ,4ro,, e 70 street have moved into the house q, v south Main street, formerly occunied h s MT and Mrs, John Moss Mir. and Mr, :, Moss have moved into the house vacata . by MT. Penney