Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-25

"A fine supper was served and the local | members were splendidiy entertained. | The meeting was held in the town hail. l
 Mfr. and Mrs. B. G. Gulnac were Wor- cester visitors Saturday.
 Joseph Lyon of Attawaugan is at the Day Kimball hospital. --
 The recent checker night. at the Ar canum club rooms created a lively inter est in the game, and, several challenges to play have been issued. There is al- so talk of having chess tournament, but there are no where near so many players. of this game in town,i and the surrounding towns as there of check ers.st ftftrs f . Baptist parish have pledged $2S4.7s for Near East Relief.
 Good progress has been made toward filling the bag. which will be used for relief in the Near East. Part of the money, totalling over $50 was recent ly withdrawn and put in the bank for safe keeping. A girl comes around to each room with the bag, twice a week to receive donations. q. :. Cradle Roll, the annual good time for the. younger children of the ,Congreez- tional church will be, held Wednesday afternoon at the church.. It Is for chil- dren seven years of age or under. Mss Gertrude Perry is in charge: sf,.s l The Mems club of Putnam held . l short business meeting Saturday. There was special music at the, Con- gregational church Sunday, and no ses- l sion of the Bible school. l Ferty students from Brown this menth are to be here under the auspices of the Mems club. These students com 1 prise the Mandolin and Glee clubs of ! khn Ada TSlo int fv l The New York. New Haven aud Hart 1 ford Railroad changed their train sched- J ule Sunday. April 24. The following schedule will be the one used: North bound-Worcester. e1.15 a. m. connecting for Southbridge; s.45 q. m | and 3.32 D. m.
 | South bound-For New London, 9.1( a. r., 12,55 p. m.. and $40 D. m:
 West bound-for Hartford-7.10 a. m. New York express, Ar Line, connection l at Willimantic: 9.05 D.. m. New Yori express; 12.54 D. m. Willimant;c, 4.52 p m.; Waterbury express. 6.27 D. m.: traiI arrives frmo Boston F. 25 p. m. ,; go nt 1 further.
 East bound-For Boston, connects a Blackstone for Providence. 35 a. m.. s.47 a. m.; 12.39 p. m.; $40 ?. m. e.1! p. m.
 The Sunday train schedule is as fol lows:
 North bound--worcester SIS a. m. .4.5 p. m..
 South bound-New London. s.1o a. m. TAO D. m.
 West bound-Hartford. $50 a. rn., 30 ! p. m. (to Waterbury, {; TAP D. m. Willi mantle only.
 East bound-For Boston. e.55 a. n ii SAT 8. m. S55 p. Ia. Train. from . Hartford at 12.44 goes no further.
 State of Maine: East bound 12.54 a. m
 west bound. 2.5o a. m. Ii Putnam High baseball team defeate , Willimantic by the score of g to Satur i day. In the first innings it looked a f if Putnam would hae to 20 home defeat
 ed for the score was S to in Whitman , 1 tics favor. but the team showed wha they could do in the eighth inning whe
 Putnam scored. five and made the SCOT . ! g to 6. It was a well, earned ganht
 Chase. one of Putnams men was calie
 ''Babe" Ruth because of the hits h made.
 3 be held at the Methodist church for a t children under 16 belonging to ths : church. The supper will be followed b Y specially prepared entertainment The pupils of the Israel Putaal
 school are to give an entertainment n the assembly hall of that school, undo d the auspices of the Parent-Teachers' al e sociation. The proceeds win go iowa, e furnishing the needed apparatus of u playground.
 n J. N. Platt, teacher of Science ar n Chemistry in the Putnam High cho e has purchased a new car. a A scout meeting will be held Tue .- day evening. @
 Alfred and Teresa Leori have pu
 chased from Napoleon .Bergero ty
 dwellings on Intervsle street near u
 Putnam Foundry and Machine co. Howard James of this city is hon
 with his bride Miss Hazel Coleman, 'f Baltimore. MT. and Mrs. James W It live in Putnam Mir. James is employ T. by the American Express Co.,. of this 'ci: # William Reginald Hardy. s1,- born i Nova Scotia, died in this city Saturda if Mir Hardy was a steam filter. t- Mrs. Peter Morse of Attawaugan V. s 1 lted a patient at the Day Kimball he
 pital at Putnam, Thursday.
 Thomas Dobson and a classmate 2 the Y. M c. A. college in, Springfie'
 were in this city spending the we
 end.
 Franklin Perry. son of D. z. F. Pc l ry. was in Hartford Saturday.
 Roderick Perry. son of w. F. Peri
 was SHSnllv ln.ureu when ne Tell 1rc
 his bicycle recently.
 The Boy. Scouts had their hike as "
 planned even though the weather V
 uncertain. The hike was to the picr
 grounds of the, Golf club. A tent W
 Set up so as to secure shelter shou
 1t begin to rain.
 Mrs. Charles A. Thayer Is spendi
 the week end in Willimantic with rel tives.
 r D. A. Wilson of Putnam Heights h
 recently been appointed notary pub
 of that district:
 Pomfret troop of Boy Scouts inyi.
 the Puntam troop to attend a demo
 stration Sunday evening, at the C.
 gregational church.. The invitation N unanimously accepted. The scouts VI fRVE0 nAnF