Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

the manner in which they were burning up the state highways in their .southward flight and here in Daniel5on the speed of their machines was so great as they flashed through the business section that a number of persons who tried to get the registration numbers on the motorcycles were unable to do 90.
 At Central Village they shot past In spector Williams entiray disregar6blg his signal to halt The high powered machines they were operating, on a run ] to their. homes from Worcester, where they are said to have been attending the races were too speedy for the Inspector to tackle in stern chase, but her btded | his time and appHed certain effective measures to trace the speeders out and order them Into court Each was fined se5 and costs of s1s,4e.
 Messages that came thrsuEh Monday l from Camp DeVens indicated that. the members of the local supply company who are at the enrichment for a Is days tour of duty had. settled down to the tasks that have been mapped out for them and were looking forward to a busy period of military training. The command went through to DevenS with out special incident and were promptly ouartered in the barracks that had been made ready for them by an advance de- tachment that went out from DanielSon last Thursday.
 Cashier Francis E. sHDrsr, of ths Windham CouMty Nation1N bank, has returned from Swampscott, Mass, waere he has been attending the convention oi the New England Bankers association The convention brought bankers together l III aR Ma awla AG tions were held by states as well as by the attendance as whole and MT. Stcr' CT. at the Connecticut Bankers associ ation meeting was elected a member O. the executive council of that organiZa tion. During the sessions of the conven tion Of the New England associsti:'- ad dresses were made by notable \ O speakers. including the state treasarel of Massachusetts.
 Included in the diversions provided fol the entertainment of the bankers was {: polo game. golf at the links of the My opia Country club and, on Saturday ev ening. a dinner dance
 A horse and a mule. property of tn carnival company that completed weeks enga cement here last Saturda. evening. were being held Monday unde attachment, by Sheriff Charles F. Aye while the claim of an employe of tn carnival for seven weeks salary wa being thresaed out The carnival peo pie claim that the colored emploYe wh caused the attachment to be p,ace' agreed when he came to work with tn company that he was to he employed fo his board. He claims that he was t receive not only hs board, but als s1O per week,
 The dIvcrce case of Mrs. Caroline M ! Perry. of Dayvile and Putnam vs Fran iC. Perry, formerly. of Dayville now 0 Westerly was tried in chambers her Monday before Former Justice Milto A. shumwsy ot the supreme. court c Connecticut. acting as rtfaree, Tnto'er tble cruelty was al!eged aganist ,he husband by Mrs Perry who was repro sented by Attorney Charles l.. Torrey c Putnam. Mr. Perry. who was represent ed by Attoney Arthur c. Bill as coun Is :. was present at tIe pro2eediHgS bu did not contest the suit. Judge Shun' rtsy will file hs finding later with
 Nad-a or the superior court A nun "'r of witnesses testified for the. plain ti6 -..-t'.
 ltr9 Perry Is well known in this te: - r.to-" as a musician and teacher ( wus,o M" Po-ry is an artist who la rr,duced .a valuable and interesting. co lee,ion of pictures, a nurrhnrGof whic s were sh7vn at the public Library Ter son'o months ago. He is at presar wat'.r his Tome in Westerly ard B $ ~vh'btio" of lis paintlngs Is to be hal during iho summer at the golf clu house Watch Iill
 Mrs. H. L. Mason of BrookIyn and he ~ue's. Mrs Narindq C. Butler Eobinso If Hudson. x, Y. farmory of Danif'soi le't hsro N'ndar morning to attend t. commence ncut exercises at Coa1ectjeg coi,sc, an instituti.n in which Mir