Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24

.- - .--.t.eC ...- had been s seleetEnsn of woodsteck. also a justice of the peaee. He vas a Enember of the Congregational church and the or- ganizer of q Sunday school
 Trial sf the ease sr. Brown vs. Strona- berg vas continued Wednesday upon the | opening of the superior court and occupied all Of the morning and part of the. af-sI ternoon session before the arguments were completed and it went to fbe jury Rrailrcad business through this city; continues very light further layon of train crew members who have oper- ated trains out of New London and through this city was made with the close of the past week
 Sergeant George Laird, Patrolnian wil- liam JRrvais, Beaudy LAPalme and Lee | Delisle made up q party that visited Providence "Wednesday afternoon. attend ling the theater and otherwise enjoying I special attractions that Providence has ts offef..
 l ReRresentattxs Luther II. Keith, of this city, has been named as chairman of a. | committee of the selectrnen members of the house to- draft a set of bylaws and nominate a president, vice president and executive committee to report at a later l meeting In the present house there are Ia number of members who are selectmen.
 in their home. towns and the men have decided to set together and form spe-l ciaI association.
 sI With the coming of better weather and the undertaking of new outdoor work another contribution has been made te the problem of lessening unemployment in this city and vicinity Fewer men are out of work here now than was the case | a a wfr ali fo< <.% 6of Ia fManhasset Manufacturing company has not resumed operations at it's big plant leaves many without employment From I various towns hereabouts, reports of, les
 sening demand for town aid fer outside
 poor are coming in.-
 There .ls net vs much interest in Put T. nam as in some towns over the bill, now :. being considered by the legislature, to
 give towns authority to appoint road
 commissioner who would have direct
 charge of the highway repairs, nov at-
 tended to by boards of selectneh. Here in Putnam d large part of the area of
 the town is within the city limits and Il the streets within the city are cared
 for; by the. city street department under a superintendent. This is the principal
 reason. 1t is sisaid, why. Putnam will not
 be so interested. in the. creating of a high way commissioners office for towns that
 wich as will some other towns in this county.
 F. l.. Trinder, director of state voca-
 tional training, addressed, a meeting sar- . ranged in conjunction with the Parent Teachers' sassociation at the high school
 here on Wednesday evening. MT. Trim der,s address dealt with vocational train ing as, 1t is carried on in Connecticut and as approved by the federal board of vo- cationai training under the Smith-H Hughes act.
 Itswas an open night for visitors. tn 1. Putnams state trade School which has developed into one of the finest textile schools in the country, as well as having . finely developed departments for the
 teaching of other trades. Wednesday :. evening classes of the trade school were
 engaged at their work from until s.so o'clock in order that the many visitors . attending the exposition might get clear i Idea of just what the school is doing : State highway department crews have ] commenced the work of repairing the |. state highway between this city and Dan. ielson. Holes worn through the surfac ing during the past winter are being i'll. . ed up with special material used for tho purpose and the road put in good condi tio nfor the season now opening.
 Special cheek is being kept on the big |. motor trucks that. haul such tremendous : Fly heavy loads over highways in this ter ; ritory. The state. limits the amount oi these loads and will enforce the lirnita f ton since overloaded trucks are regarded ' as damaging to the state roads.
 -l Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbrook i, who has been ill at his home on South . Main street'for more than year remaini
 in practically unchanged condition. . Miss Ethel Gardner. of New York 1. , expected to arrive at the Carpenter plac. in Eastford today to remain for the sum
 mer.
 A eantata, The Man of Nazareth, wal
 given Wednesday evening at the Congre
 gational church. At this evenings ser. vice the subject of the sermon will b,
 Triumphant Faith. the last in a serie:
 on the general topic, The Christian Hop, Immortality.
 Today, Holy Thursday. will-be marked
 by special services at St. rMary's churci
 and. hundreds will attend. Good Frida,
 services will include stations of the eros.
 at both afternoon and evening services.
 Notwithstanding the belief of man tha 2 few. new automobiles would be sold here
 abouts this season, the hne open weathel
 of March has brought brisk trade fol
 the automobile dealers, who are much en
 couraged by the prospects of rean.