Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-13

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 Next week end will bring the close for the year of Putnam's evening schoolA which have been in session three nights each week at the high school building since last fall. At the end of next week the school will have been in session three nights each week at the high school building since last fall At the end of next week the school will have been in session 75 nights as is required by state law. L. F. Battey, who has successfully directed the school in other years has again been the principal and the results he has been able to attain with the as- sistance of an able corps of assistants have been yer ygratifying. The sub-station of the Putnam post oice opened on Providence street a short time ago is proving a great con- venience for people resident in that sec- 1 tion of the city and a considerable amount of business is being transacted there.
 Postoffices throughout this section have received communications in which the reuest is made that effort be directed | toward getting patrons to mail their l letters as early as possible each day. the ] object being to speed up the service and made is more satisfactory than it has been in the country Vs a whole for the l past few years
 Mary Gallant, a yardmaster for the I New Haven road in this city, was In i Worcester Tuesday. It is possible that MT. Gallant may have to undergo a surgical operation before long for the relief of trouble with his foot l Thomas Teatreaalt and Miss AIbina Donias were married Monday at St. Nary's church, After their wedding trip they will make their nome in this city.
 Members of the Methodist Episcopal church here are pleased with tke fact that Rev. s. J. A. Rock has been re- turned to Putnam for another year.
 Inspector A. w. Williams of the state nnotor vehicle department granted num- Der of licenses to motor vehicle operators on his weekly visit to this city on Tues | day.
 In the city court, Judge M. H. Geissler imposed a, sentence of six months ir jail on Walter Barnes and then suspend ed execution of the sentenced and placed the youth on probation. Barnes got in to difficulties as the result in joining in boyish escapades at the Renick store a short time ago.
 Mrs, Antoinette Gallant of Coldbranch N. B.. is visiting here. for a time witf MT. and Mrs. Mark Gallant of Churcf street and later will visit her daughters who are graduate nurses at hospital in Stamford.
 At the high school, the tennis courts have been put in condition for the sea sons playing and the prospects are that the sport will prove more popular than ever this year.
 Attention is being called to the fac- that April 24 brings the spring schedul, for running trains on the New Haver road through the city.
 Persons who are operating motor ve hicles in Putnam and surrounding terri tory without the proper licenses are get. ting the tip that an effort is soon to be made to check up all drivers
 In Putnam Tuesday afternoon, the temperature ran up to 70 degrees after having been blow the freezing point dur. Ing the early morning hours, when ic, formed on small pools of water.
 David Smith of Worcester, lessee c the Bradley theatre, was a visitor il Putnam with Manager Hyde Smith or Tuesday.
 Putnam grange has invited member of Quinnatisset grange of Thompson an, Senexet grange of Woodstock to be guest of the local grange on Neighbors' night which will be April 25.
 In Thompson an emsrt is being mad to increase the membership of osca Swanson post of the American legion which has headquarters at North Gros venordale. The hope is to have ever former service man in the town O Thompson affiliate with the organization
 Eudore FNoran, who has been ernploye
 at Bugbee and Wut's has resigned.