Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-26
"A -srs z s stt .PUTNAM

the city will be- made ready for use this season. One of these playgrcunds is. at the Israel Putnam school the other will be at high school fieid. The grounds will be made ready by the Parent Teachers associstinnn iSupt. William L. Macdon- ald Of P1tnam's schools. said Monday. This twill be: good news for. the children of the city.
 Est. Charles F. Bedara, pastor of St. Mary's church, announced that gift of $1,000 has been received by the parish | to be used as part of. fund for the pur- chase of a new bell for e/church. Be- yond stating that the gift came from young woman member of the parish Fa- ther Bedazd gave no information that | would identify the donor of, the generous 1 gift II .@s. sa
 A Wsreesser sunday paper devoted a solid page to picturing and describing 1 the Boston terriers in : the kennels of Mrs. George E. Dresser of this city These terriers are among. the finest in the world r have been }exhibted at bench sheyvs..fn New York, Boston and various other cities and have won numerous ctan1pionships All of them are very valuablej one. being worth: sS,eoe They are Beautiful and intelligent little ani- HlAls and Fare greatly. admired by all who have. seen them.
 Inasstrisl and hasinsse eencefns of Putnam, are unanimously adhering to standArd tirne. Daylight saving iss a thing of the; past 50 far as interesting l the people hereabouts is concerned and holds attention only because go much is beink said d$about 1t in many other places in New England. -
 Pians are being worked cut for. the annual, meeting of the Connecticut Hol: stein-Fresian association. to be held: in | Putnam next week. The Windharn Coun- ty Farmers association is cooperating m, arranging for. this meeting. which is 1 tp be. held at the farm of E. C. Rogers In the Gary, district, It. is :expected that lof the foremost breeders and, handlers oi Holstein cattle iin Connecticut
 Manager Thomas. MeDeemott. of ths Putnam baseball team. said Monday that his opening game will be at. Norwich with thesfK tof C.. team, May &. Willi
 mantle Stafford, Springs and one .or tYc other places sin-Y eastern Connecticut vii see this team in action before the frs
 home game is played, on Memorial day
 This year the Putnam teams gaanel are to be played at Wildwood, park. Man
 ager McDerrnott had a force of men a
 work there Monday, laying out the dia
 nannd and doing such prelininary worl
 as is necessary. The, new. playing fel,
 Is tor be. just a short distance from tn dancing pavilion-up the. lane leadini westward along the southern shore Q tho lake and opposite the, Paine. Bill
 Keech and other cottages in that innne diate vicinity It, is: a ney and splendi
 field and within three minutes walk 0 . the trolley line %
 | 1Rr EeTArraatf haS spro1Rad uritl
 Manager F. J. Sheridan of Wildwoo' ! park. for use of. the grounds. which ar ? expected to prove very. popular. as the.
 are, 2 bout midway between Putnam an l papielsen. Sunday games are to b
 played at the park.
 r PutnaIns team this year 'wiHl he a . fast as any senli-nrofessional team il r New England, MT. McDermott says. eye , faster than some If th- great teams h
 has nut en the field in tho past. His lire 1 up will include former Eastern and, In l ternationaE leaguers. other men who hay l played on western. circuits and some fas 7 college players.
 An oil bsth. was being given the stat highWay between, this city and Attawau , gan Monday morning. Beginning at tn
 end Of tie cement roadway at Grov
 street ceraetery and KiIlingly avenue tn
 big sprinklers were not long in. coverin thef severxl miles of state road with it
 annual spring coating of oil. This yea
 the. oilers weress being closely followe
 by q ,tractor hauling seraper and l. light truck hauling another scraper an almost immediately covering the oil wit
 sand and fine gravel which previousl had been distributed along the route: Mo : torfsts were ve-y little inconyenienced h the work of oiIing; which has been work
 ed oirt. So that,:an oiled, section of roa. . is, not left uncovered for more than few minutes ,.4 '.
 The particulars section of state high
 way that was oiled Monday was badly fl
 need of attention .as the wear andi tea :. et the winter and carly Snrinc travt , had left the surface wrinxled and rougf pr. Hugh. B. calnpben of the, Norwic | State -Sanatorium is to- be at. the Da KiTnbal hospital the second Tuesday c each month for consultation. :; Dr. Carnr bell. is a. tuberculosis specialist and dur f ing the past year has made nunaereu : visits. into Windhan county, ~visitin !, Danieison regularly. for clinics at whic nurnbers of 4tubercularly inclined person or others iii with the disease have com
 to consult him. e,
 There seems ts. be increasing faysr fe : the plan .nnder which it. would be .pessibl for Putnam to hold aallTits Memorial da exercises during the morning hour
 leaving the afternoon: free for all wh participate. Heretofore Putnam has ha
 both morning :. and; afternoon exercise
 but this year it has. been proposed ths
 all of the exercises be held in the rnorr E ing. It is believed, if this plan is adoDt cd, that there will be more attentive -ir terest. on the part Of everyone and ths
 the exercises can be made more iEnpre.
 siye. @ :, -s .
 A auRher of Putnam s.sesrists vi
 were driving in the vicinity of Centr'
 Village Sunday afternon: were: called ,ul
 on, to stop; that their registration cart
 and. drivers licenses might be looked ovt
 by inspectors of the state motor; vehic
 department who were. operating in tn,
 section, as they did here . week pr,
 vious H -. - = \ Mrs. George W. Gi1pasrie.4 Mrs. Geor, TWigg and Mrs. Henry J. Thayer are de
 eEatee from the Second Congregation
 church of this city. to the annual meetif
 of the Wonans Congregational Hon
 Mission union which is to be held We,
 needay- at the South church, New, Bri
 ain.' A program of special inteerst h;
 been arranged. :i4 = Mr. and Mrs. Everest E. Brswn, vi
 returned recently tortheir home in Pof
 fret after spending the winter Flor l-a l-Is- L