Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-30
DAEIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS

there, Is an .6pen season just anead and short work. of them once they have | legal right to go after them: Polfee here were requested Thursday n16thiig to be on, the lookout for two h1eh wh8 Escaped from. the railroad yards, at Piainfield during the very earfy f6Grs of the ni0rn1r1g; when three 6f thett S0n1pa11ionS were. arrested by l ra1lroad hoIice Wf1ile attempting to rdB t freight Gar 4 frlotor truck which the, fvs men had 4n ths yard was seized: The men arrested were given l hearing at Central Village oft Thursday afterhoofl:
 Officials. here. have been making an | investigation of complaints that one of the cottages at old Ei1lingiy bond has. be5A the scene of some Father lively parties during, the past ], few weeks: ft Is said that she of these parties Resulted iii es4Fe bF6eeedings ! against $ Putnan8 iiiafried man Wh5 | is said t5 bave been ff8duenttng the 1 place. Ks the result Of an ,investt- i gatl6n eonadctea by 6ffFsFs, the Got 1 tage has been vacated and quiet reigas iii the hel8hberho6d:
 it was .anl1ounoed Thursday that ! a1 appeal t6 the supreme eetirt has 1 be6a taken from the granting of a 1 divorce by Judge Il: P: Waldo Marvin i of the superior court, to William N; ! Sweet Of Storing from his wife, Grace l \. STFset: This ease N8S tried at 1 Putnam tT6 weeks aS6: Att5fite$ A; 1 G. Bl1 Of Dai}fels6h was, G8unset for l MT: Sweet, while Br6WR 6 Perkins 6i Norwich represented Mrs: Sweet: In l 2 divorce ease; this iS the first appeal 1 from a-suBerief court decision t6 the 1 supreme court 4h Windham county 4n many years:
 l fliiIingly High schools football team has had q good experience and O good workout th4s week in scrim- maze practice with Pemffet scheel al
 Pefnfcet. oInfret this year will round cut a team of as good eahBFe as rep feseats some b4. the smaller colleges So praetiein8 with the Iomfret boys l has been valuabi for KilIIngly: Il was stated Thursday that Killingly has at least ene game cheduled witE the Putnam High school team and may play two games.
 Town election Monday, Oct. 3
 Frederick F. tCunneen fer town schoe cemmittee.-adv.
 Mrs, Freemont Burdick, 75, Is deat 5t her home near Pon4fret Landing 1 She leaves her husband, a half broth ets Frederick Child, Of POmfret, ant
 3 half-EisteT, Mrs. Mary IAttlefeld, 0: 1 Boston,
 Health Officer E. c. Babson of tn,
 town of Brooklyn i5 arranging t
 have notices posted warning Brook
 lyn residents that every parent guardian CT h9useAolder shall imme- diately report any case or suspected
 case of communicable disease existing among persons in the game house ol apartment. Any person who Violatel
 this section of the sanitary cod . may be fined as much az S1G0 or i'm pTisoned threo months or both, ana l Mir I3abson says the rules are to b,
 enforced.
 Ono Cent sale now on-big value
 at Hoso the Druggist, the Rexal ? stord-adv,
 } "A drive recently conducted here fo memberships in the Woman's board o
 the Day IGimball hospital of Putnam
 resulted in the obtaining of one hun 1 dred members, it was announced ol
 Thursday, and this represents can
 wasting done only in the central sec
 ton of the borough. This is the frs
 drive in the interest of the Woman
 Board that has been conducted her
 since before the war.
 With the approach of the annua
 town meeting and election, which 1
 scheduled for next Monday there i additional activity on the part o
 some of the candidates. A few con
 tests are in sight and these are ex
 pected to result in bringing out
 larger vote than otherwise might b
 registered.
 Circulars received here from Hart