Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-10

[ probabie that the rule will vary this year. No publication will be made of the stacker list, for. this district until it can be definitely determined just what the status during the war was of every man whose name appears upon it. Members of l the board do not relish theexperience of publishing the name of some registrant 1 who served. and yet whose name might appear in the list. An effort will be made | to check up each. and every one of the 1 p men listed from this district, which Included the towns of Putnam, Killingly, 1 Woodstock, Thompson. Eastford and Ash
 ford, and the list will remain secret until 1 this is done
 Attorney Irving Fl. s1iron, whose home is in this city and who is an assistant to | the clerk of the United States senate, is now, in addition to his senate duties, lec- l turing at the Georgetown university law
 school. Attorney Miron is one of the young members of the bar of Connecticut
 and before going to Washington was partner in the law firm Of Torrey & Geissler of this city. He is son of Charles Miron of Putnam.
 Putnam lodge of Elks has it's arrange
 ments completed for the annual ladies night entertainment, which is scheduled for Thursday evening.
 Nelson Bernier of Boston, formerly of
 Putnam, was visitor here Monday
 MT. and Mrs. Hyde Smith. who have been visiting relatives in Springfield, are expected heer tomorrow "Wednesday. It was stated here Monday that it is
 probable an automobile financing company
 will be formed in Putnam. Such ventures
 have been proving immensely profitable to
 concerns that have entered the field dur ing the past three years
 A regular meeting of the members of
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter. D. A,
 R., was held at their rooms Monday af-
 ternoon. t
 ] Malcolm NJ. Wiley, who is to receive
 degree from Columbia university this
 year, is expected to be at his home here 5 about June 1.
 Judge L., P. waldo Marvin. just ap. pointed to the superior court bench, will preside for the first time in this city. al , Wednesdays session of court.
 The usual special city meeting to sec what action the voters will take relative , to making an appropriation forrsprinkiins the city. streets is scheduled for nex Monday. ! The Red Sex team of .Whitinsvire vii l be here May 22-to play the opening gamt of the season against the Nightingale
 p An increase is noted in the number o motor trucks now running, through. thil q city on long distance hauls. and this il Il taken as a sign of livelier business. Mark Gallant, who is at his home her . after undergoing an operation at Wor cester hospital, is making steady progres 1 toward recovery.
 : Arthur Cooper. .who.3was. injured whel n struck by an automobile in his home tow t Of RrOollUT inc 6 hospital
 In the health campaign for windhau . county meetings are scheduled for ,thi . week as follows: May 10, Chaplin Ma
 Il. Putnam; May 13, Plain1eld !; May l: = Woodstock. Mondays meeting was a z Hampton s. ...- . Two meetings are to be held here O 5 Wednesday, the Afternoon one at the Is
 raeli Putnam school. the evening one a . St. Johns hall; Providence street. IL All women and children interested i :. the prevention of disease are urged b 'e the Winaham County Farmers associs
 ton to attend these meetings. lel Warren W. Averil1 has expressed hi l. appreciation tof the able manner in Rhic y the Putnam fire department subdued tn -s fire at the AyeriH property. last week.
 Oscar Swanson post. of the America B. Legion has planned to conduct Memor:; 1t day exercises in all the districts of tn le town Of Thompson; in whichtit is locate, ,n Following is an outline of the secon IS of the two courses offered this summt n in home-making by the state trad rs school in Putnam: This school is. to hoI
 sessions in the morning during the sun al ner three days a week. for six weeks, -e Outline for Summer Course in Hor at Decoration Textiles and Applied Desig
 The House and It's Surroundings d A. Brief history of architecture is l. Types. Illustrations d. g. Modern types of homes studied h. B. Selection of type of home f, it needs of family, le 1. Locality .,..
 2. Size of. family E. g.. Income of family at C. Planning of grounds e. 1. Consider; size and position ke grounds
 2, Arrangement of trees and shruI
 3. Color scheme in relation to hou ,i, m f.. Selection and. planting of annu III flowers
 III 5. Care of grounds ,,a Tu II. Study of Household Linens Begun '!e 4. Buying-study materials in loc le' l. Wearing qualities m m 2. Learn trade names of standa " L. materials ie' g. Relation between price and quail
 4. Tests. for. adultera tions ee 5. Widths of cottons for various US, We B. Applied Design
 of 1. Study principles of design ar. q. Rythm
 we b. Balance
 he C. Subordination
 Tn d. Proportion
 bio c. Unity for 2. Types of hand work used Ike household materials nd a. Crocheted insertions and ed; ln- b. Scalloped edges Ter c. Simple embroidery designs a
 titches m- d. Hemstitchins