Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-09

was coming, and here am 7"
 In the meantime OriEene Touchette, the boys father, and member of the Putnam police force, was hot on the trail | of his son. With the passing of an hour or two the Chautauqua people were able to, convince the youngster that he had better go to Putnam on the. evening train.
 So afte .rspending the day with his i friends in Worcester, David returned to
 this city. Sunday he presented himself at the door of Mrs Walter J. Bartlett, president this year of the Putnam asso- ciation.
 How does a fellow get to be chau-
 tauqua tent boy?" he asked of her.
 They take only college boys, David" was her reply.
 Well, that settles it,"4 was his com
 ment. I've got to go to college, for am
 going to be tent boy with Chautauqua
 before die" And with that he went
 away. es
 Thomas McDermott's Braves defeated the hust1ing Jewett City nine Sunday afternoon on. North Grosvenordale grounds, 10 to $. There. were nearly
 1900 fans on hand for the game which was played for a side bet of $500. Jua
 Daley, last season manager of the Wa tereury Eastern league team, was in the center garden for Manager Tom, and l HIS WOIk. al the QdJ COnJIlDuIcQ aidTS6ly to the Braves ~yictory. Taylor, the Jew
 cit City twirler, pitched a good game,
 but in the pinches his teammates went
 to pieces. His support was miserable. Eddie Hart accepted nine chances with
 out a. misplay. A home run in the sec
 ond inning by Lonergan was the long
 est hit this year. on the North Grosven-
 ordale grounds. Red DeForrest of the
 Braves got two hits out of three trips
 to the plate Chase, Commette and Lib erty took away the honors for the visi-
 tors. and starred at the bat.
 Edward Bruce, 4e. Chapman street, New York, New Haven and Hartford I railroad, was injured in Southbridge on , Saturday morning when runaway, coal . car. sideswiped the engine cab in. which
 he was sitting. The accident took place
 at s.50 in the yard of the Southbridge Coal Company Bruce was seated in the : window of his engine with his left arm
 outside. The coal car crashed Into the engine, and injured Bruce's arm. As a
 result of the smash the engine and cal , were derailed. Dr. J. G. E. Page treat ! ed the injured man who was brought
 to Putnam late Saturday afternoon
 Kenneth c. Sharpe. MT. and Mrs E1 Graydon sharne, and daughter. ant
 Miss Clara Keller. Putnam motored tr : Ashburnham Mass Sunday to vist a
 Ashburnham Academy. Il Alfred Malboeuf, Jr. of Danielsen and Miss F1orina LeClair, daughter a Il Frank ,LeClair, Putnam. were married Monday morning at I o'clock at St q Mary's church by Rev. Adrian Dyke r man. The father of the bride and th g father of the groom were the witnesses ; ! Following a wedding trip to New Yorl ,, they will make their home in Danieison d Members of the Putnam Country elul 1 golf team were defeated Saturday af n ternoon by members Of the Staffort r country club team on the Stafford links # The score was 43 1-2 to il 1-2. Earlie ,- In the season the Putnam team defeate' l. the Stafford team. The tie will be play n ed off later, probably in September. o1 d the Putnam links. Because there wer !, more members on the Stafford tean # than on the Putnam, it was necessar n for two of the Putnam players to .pla S. two partners. The teams were paire 1T and scores made as follows:
 Putnam-Atwood 0. -Cunneen S. 4 .- Gasne 6, Hughes 0, F. Johnson O. J r, Johnson 2 l-2. F. C. Morse o. F. ( k Morse l. c. Morse |. Nelson 6. Ranert $, a. Rich 5. Scudder 6, c. Thayer Q. ol Wheaton D. Total il 1-2
 n stafford-Han. 5. Brown o. Luce " Moore 3. Fisk 3, Tschummi 1-2. 1T Pir s ney 3, Gilmartin 2, C., Pinney }. Mitche ;' g. Mitchell 3, R. Pinney 0. Smith II A. Park 3. W. Park 3. Scott s valentin ,et 3. Sheppard |. Total 43 12.
 ,n Leo Bross=au. of Putnam, was betol 'n Judge Mahlon H. Geissler in the Pu T. nam city court Monday morninr Id charged with non-support of his vii tn and child. Mrs. Brosseau appeared t. court and stated that she did not Vis re to press the charge. The hnsbani tu is Judge Geissler that he was consciot ct of his obligations to his family, ar h. would not shirk them in the future. he view of this the case was nolled to Prosecuting Attorney Ernest c. Morse. n, J. 5. Green of New York. now sta ed ing in Pomfret, where his son Is st ey dent at Ponfret school, appeared b ct fore Judge Geissler charged with ope IT. ating an automobile without a registr ey tion certificate. He pleaded guilt ,ol Green told the court that he had chan u ed coats before starting out Saturd; Ter morning. and had forgotten to chan ms the certificate from one pocket to t