Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21
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 theater, but expects to have it in req sonabls time.
 T am going to run the theater my self" MT. Peloqum said. If l did not desire it for myself I would as soon lease it to MT. Albert as to any other person.
 searls, Russell and Bradford were the attorneys for MT. Peloquin, while the plaintiffs were represented by Torrey and Geissler.
 The case has attracted unusual inter- est in Putnam for. more than year. Carriers from the Putnam postofice are engaged in what is a nationwide movement ordered sy the postofiice de- partment to see that all buildings are properly numbered and have suitable re- ceptacIe places for receiving mail. Where houses or other buildings Are not numbered carriers are delayed in mak- ing their deliveries and there are times when mistakes are made because of the lack of numbering. It is being urged that patrons of the office do their part in seeing that their homes and places of business are properly numbered and suitable receptacle for mail put in place.
 Having formally accepted the resig-
 
 | tor, the Second Congregational church of this city has appointed the following committee to secure new pastor: John G. Johnson, chairman; Clinton s. Andem, Mrs. Edward s. Duffey. C. 1 Dwight Sharpe, Silas M. Wheeiock, Mrs. W. R. Barber, Mrs. E. NJ. Warner. Rev. Mir. Merrilrs resignation becomes ef- fective November (.
 l Following funeral seriees held at the thome of his brother. George Tsfft. in Quadic Thursday afternoon at 1 O. 1 clock. the body of Ralph Tefft was brought to this city for burial in Grove lyears employed by John O. Fox of Put nam. He was . native of Richmond. R T., born June 30, 1881. He had been a resident of Danielson for the past three wears, but when he became III a few weeks ago went to the home of hss brother at Quadic-
 Rev. Raymond Cunningham of Red ding Ridge, is to come here next weei Ito conduct a two days conference at St Philips church relative to the nation wide campaign that has been under taken by the Episcopal church. Tn. first session of the conference is to b. theld Tuesday afternoon next. Il Members of Anselm Mayotte poss American legion, are doing good ad vance work for the fund that they wis to create for building a home in thi city. A carnival Is included Tn thei iplanA
 There is to be a delegation of Put nam residents at Hartford Tuesday mex to attend Nhe annual meeting of the So lciety of Maydower Descendants of thi state and the uEveiling of a bronze me morial tablet to be placed in the sout corridor- of the state capitol. Governo Everett J. Lake Is to attend he cere mony.
 There seemed to be q widespread Izs pression Thursday, eve namong rail road men of this city. that there vii not be railroad strike with the som
 ing of November. And for this every one will be grateful.
 Coroner Arthur c. Bin said Thursda
 afternoon that he is uncertain as |
 when he will be able to resume his ir
 quest relative to the death of Stanc
 Macejewski, who cied as the result . injuries received when the motorcycl he was riding was in collision with a Iautomobile at Perryville, near the Mas = achusetts border.
 } Frank Mailhot, who has been a ps tient at the Day Kimball hospital her for nearly two months, has returned ;
 his home in Danielson. -I Henri Deering. pianist, Is to give lrecital next week for the benefit of tf Day Kinball hospital. The members of the Junior class ,
 Putnam High school have Halowe's
 social planned for next week
 Poultry certiication meetings are b. ing arranged for this territory by Re o Jones of Connecticut Agricultural co a lege.