Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-18
PUTNAM


 gion., holds a meeting in the Arcanum rooms this (Monday) evening. Memorial | Day plans are to be discussed. At its last meeting, Putnam Chapter | No. 4 of Royal ArchMasons, elected and | installed the following officers, the work l of installation being done by past high !, priests of the order High priest, Allie | w. Marcy; king. George E. Brousseau; scribe, Ernest c. Morsei captain of the ] host Lucius F. Merriam principal so- 1 journer, George P. Miner; royal arch captain, Volney V. Reed; master of the l first veil, Charles B. Richardson master of the second veil, Ray c. Bosworth master of the thir dwell, Ralph E. Thurs l ton; secretary, George A. Hawkins: l treasurer, M. H. Geissler; sentinel A. A. Buchanan; trustee for one year, Gilman H. Brown; pr. F. A Morrell and George | F.. BrousSeau. | Roderick Miller of this city was arrest | ed Saturday morning by Deputy Sheriff l Charles E. Aver on statutory charges. He will be tried in the Killingly town court on the twenty-fifth of this month. He is under bonds of $500 until that time. Ar thur Pepin. of this city is bondsman.
 AdOIbert L. Wilson of Putnam has been appointed notary public. There has been no notary public there since the death of Thomas J. Thuroer. several years ago, ana MT. w HSoh appointment will be convenience in that section
 of the town.
 E. L. Kies of Stafford Springs was in
 Putnam Saturday on business.
 | Six, new Remington machines will be
 added to the equipment of the commer-
 cial department of Putnam High school next year.
 Fred Warren is substituting as ticket
 clerk at the railroad station for a few r.. n
 MT. Ballard and Floyd Mitchell are spend- ing a few days in New York. In a crusade Saturday afternoon and
 evening to arrest violators of the auto , mobile laws, Captain of Police John H. , Bulger, Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver ! and Inspector w. H. Williams made thirteen arrests.
 The following motorists who were ac- f cused of violating some law with the ex- , ception of two, will appear in the city . court this (Menday) morning: 2 John Rocki of this city was arrested by ! Captain Bulger for not having an Sp- erators license
 Sarah A. Sweet of Providence, was told 7 to appear in court for having. no regis ? tration. Q Stanton Ballard. of this city. will ap. pear for having no operator's license. :, Albert A. Anderson of Pawtucket, R. I. :, was arrested in the evening for driving # with illegal lenses on his car = J. A. Barney of Ncrwicn also had T z, legal lenses.
 1. R. A. Sheldon of Webster, Mass, vii VI appear in court on two counts. havins :. no operators license and driving win illegal lenses.
 !, George R. Hibbard. from New Bed .- ford. Mass. was arrested for drfvin- :. with ilIegal lenses. MT. Hubbard an, :, MT. Sheldon will appear in court Tuesda,
 instea dof Monday.
 l. F. Louthier of Lounsdale, R. l., had n n lcperator's license.
 N Amy Laplante of Pawtucket was ar ,. rested for the same law infrs ction. 5 Howard w Gould of Waluole. Me ss ;s found that his lenses were illegal in thi
 sta te. lA il Ray W. Greene of Worcester als ,g found that some Massachusetts Tense rs didn't work here. ,ft M R. Swartz frcm Storrs, College II had no opertors license
 Julian Bouchard of Esmond. R. ' ,e will appear on two cornts-no operator ., license, also illegal lenses. ,r Only one of those arrested for alvin
 with illegal lenses came from Connet ,,] ticut. ana the rest rom Massachuseti ar and Rhode Island. This is because
 the different laws in the several state re whereby lenses that may be O. K al Massachusetts and Rhode Island are i ha | legal here.
 . The Arcanum club will hold an one le checker night at the club rooms Wet at nesday evening. The discovery of man
 who are mere CT less proficient in tn tc game in Putnam and neishboring town Io has aroused considerable intereH an
 rivalry and it is hoped that this op, iof1f xr-iH hyiv3 To- he contestants. Joseph German of BaTo, ut vile. who has to date demonstrated h IT, ability to defeat all the local players h; lt- consented to oren the evenings ente ty tainn1ent by playing in sirnultaneo,
 games with any number of contestants
 Tho subject at the Mems club at il
 Congregational church Sunday was "J iD venle Delinquency The. cub at prt
 ent has a membership of ninety-six.i Sh The engagement of Miss Elizabeth es- HigTins. fauefter of MT. and Mrs. Aid ed c. Higgins of Worcester Mass, to Ere
 erick Nelson Olmstead. of Boston. son try Rev. and Mrs. William Beech Olr1stn les Of Pomfret is announced. Rev. MT. OI na, stead is headmaster at the Pomfl gh school.
 IT. The Second Church club of the Co
 gregational church is to play host
 ] uloIIhDeTS or the =POmIret 1Oung PeO0l on club. Rev. J. Spencer Voorhees, of Pc les fret is to speak on What the Chur ol Can Do for Young People,. followed
 a talk by Rev. Boynton Merrill. pas I sn of the Congregational church. cn wv noe the Young People Can Do for the Churc
 Pomfret schools baseball team scol
 an easy vicory over Bartlett High,
 Webster. Saturday afternoon in Pomf rv winning ten to three. Bartlett sco
 its three runs in the second and the s,r after were held scoreless. Pomfret an four in he third. four in the sixth 1o 1nt two runs in the secenth. The fielding
 Henderson for the victors was a f
 ture
 e. Clarence B. James left Saturday z. Baltimore. where he will marry N s. Hazel Coleman of that city Wednesd
 the twentieth. After a wedding trip t
 will reside in this city where Mir Jar ,+-v is employed at the New Haven ros nrc, baggage office. abb Putnam High's first basebaH rauaa ntry the season is scheduled Tuesday. ] con- is to be played with the P9mfret scl
 in Pomfret. The team has been get