Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-12
PUTNAM

itls Cily paused Friday to do honor to the men who served the country in the world war. here and overseas, and |. nundreds joined sn making an impress sive observance of the third anniversary | of the end of fighting, lover there"
 The business center of the city WAS in | gala attire and flags flew from many homes ir1. tho residential. section. There l was reappearance of khaki ana tine: blue I of the navy men. and "a vivid recalling 1 or the eaysi when the United States was |. battling beside the allieds nations to pz,t 1 down German imperialism. 1
 The big feature of the day was the parade, which formed oii Union snusra and started over the line Of march short 1 iy after two o'clock. Hundreds waited along the. line of march, which took the parade throueh the Grove street section. thence via School street to Providence street and back through woodstock av- erus and Bridge streets to ti1e square. Members Of the American. Legion, oth- CT ex-service men. veterans of the Civil war, Of oFher patriotec orsanizations fra tarnal orders and school children par ticipated in the parade, under escort Of p'atoon Of police.
 Foliowin~ the pars6e a salute os 42 guns. one for each state. was fired. in honor of the tinknown soldiers whose fu- neral was taking place ii; the national canifal
 Fridav's ohsarvance Of t1f& sf,frd sn- nivsrsary of Ar7ristire day in ffis cStv was the most elaborate arranged in t;,is section of winf7f,sIn county T. attracted lar~" rilnahers of visitors from tne sur roun Sin~ towns r,srv of ti.e visitors be- 1 ing former service men.
 A ar~'~'-w& nuscb.r of voters ct ~. town Of Putnam to, warrant tha action has petitSored inc board of seiec+rnen to call special town, meeting to act matters Of !n1portancA to the con1rnuni- | ty.
 1 Among other teir~a fra town viii b. asked +o pass the following votes l 1-"VThAreae Mrs Mary Gardiner. latA nF +hA town of Putnam. ir fhA county oP l W'rdharn and state of Connecticut. de- l ceased. d'A hv her vii! devisA to said town Of Putnam an that certain trac4 1 ot land situated 9n sai6 town of fs,1t1sr,
 on fhe AastAriv si6A oP Sourtf Main. street hnrnSAl sonthA~iv by 1ara for-,- e~'v If .Tnseph W Cr-'er: eas+er,v bv i School s+raet ro~+he-,-- bv 1aoa Porrr,- | Ar'v oP Arra C fa-~'s ana was.e~'v hv i sa'5 Sn,th Main s+-ne+ Tor 4+,e p,-nosA 1 +aired 2 rr~-no-iai to John H. and Wn--- vueSr--o-+h 5a~aoar and
 vT-A -A~Aas T'aru'e T pe-ba~ oR +t. 1o~~-, ] n9 u''';-~ ~too in the county oP ro'a~T ] ana state o9 f<orrA~tic,1t. +te on'- rei- /, at law oP and thA eoia ~.s'sr.rv Ie~a- 1 fee and tsevisee unSe~ the viii nf ss'd 1 ~a~'- c"-S~A~ hnss by anAd 5atAa octnh- ! a~ 7s. 1e71. conveyed to said town ot i pntrarr a'l h~r iot~rest fn sei1 r1~e-n- i 'se@. wra+<oAvar that interest r1,ev be i'innu condition that seiS tow, .oP fIltra ] sha'f vote to acc.pt the prA-r,izea above l des"~snea. tiA ga rnA to hA ,lsa@ fo~ oIh-
 Hc 'ihra~v nu-poses.- or in the event of | the safe +fn4raoP hv saiS tov-, that +ho t''I,ra~v TurA to hA b-ropr es, thA 1oNn TT and Mary wa dsrwortfl cIa-S,e~ fnnA !, tHA irr1n,A +he~AoP 10 -tA ~se@ For ru.,- ''c fi1,rn~v nrIrnnsAS nv ee'sr tnwn ana that saiS +oern shat a'wnvs r1a f-tair ir1 it's rilF1iic r'f1~a-- f1-onze -,e-,or'aI fsi,- let with suitable in<~-ir+io-. t4A~~or cnonrnernorati~~ the e'et as a rr.A~.o~sai +n sni1 John H. and. Mary Wadswort1i c4s-arer,
 Now. Tnsrapcr. bA t r4so,vAs s,v .~A ] 4ovr-r o9 p'rt~err Y, town rnAA+'-~ fsulv
 .aliAd and w.r1,ed for she ss-ecs@r n,Ir-
 nosA of vntir~ ,non ffA sceeotae~A of eaid p~A-oisas 64wisAa hv ssiA wf,' to saia town. and conveyed by s- "a feed of sa'd Fon1fa F Raraer flo ssiH town. That t+ Is f,Ar~Fv voted tfat the prem isez at,ve aesc-eh~6 ana sAsc-f.Aa ;n isafd wil' and in said f7eea be aecA,tAa nv +h- town. the sarne to be. usAA for prb-
 'ic library ou~rnses oc ir the event of
 the sale thA~eof hv thA town, that the
 avaiIs thereof shall oAconA q per1nsn- . en+ iihr-a " ftrr1 tn hA Known as fhe Tohn T. and Mary wsssvvo~fI, Gs-Isner fund. the income thereof to "a use9 for I J!s-, Ia and that the town shall aiwavs main
 tain in it's rrS'in lfhrsrv a bron.s rnerno- rial tablet with a s1itsble sn<~-intion
 thereon commemorative the gift as a
 memorial to seid John H. and Mary
 wadsu-nrtf1 Gardner.
 9-To see If the town win srnoint 2
 cnrnrn'+tee to sell st such price as ti1s ma ioritv of such committee may 1AArr
 best and to such purchaser or ,urcfla sers
 as the n1e fn-itv Of said committee shsl T
 cfioosa fn either one or more psrceis ai
 that tract or parcel Of land situated ir
 said town of Putnam on +he a sterfv side
 of Main street, and boir7eA sortheriv hy
 1anH formerly of Joseph w. Cutler: ea st.
 erIy tv School street. northerly by lani formerly of Anna G. Harris ana wester. 1 W hv said South Main street. ana au. thorize the seiectr1en Of the town of Put nam 1Tron each sale 10 exe~ute prop. or deeds or proper deeds in behslf of sait
 town of Putnam, giving good title ot said premises to tic purchaser or. pur
 chas sArs thereof.
 3-To see if tfs town wifi appoint z
 committee to procure a bronss n1enroria
 tablet with suitable inscription there
 on con1n,emorating the gift to the town for public library purposes Of the req
 estate formerly owned by Mary. Ga~H ner deceased, situate or South Mali
 street in said Putnam, and runninI
 throueh School street, the same to b
 paid for by the town. and always main
 tai-A1 in the public library of the tow
 l of Putnam as a memorial to John H. Qn, Mary WadsEorth Gardner. 4-To See if the town will apDoint committee to investf<ate the avafIs C the saiA of the real estate formerly owx ed by Mary Gardner in investments pror CT for a permanent library fund. tn Income thereon to be used for public I; brary purposes by the town, and direc I that n each and every annual printe l town report a proper amount of sai l fund shall be fully set forth therein 8 a separate item under the heading '"Tf f John F. ana Mary wadsrorth Gardne \ Permanent Library Fund"
 \ During the fsronsUn hours of FSiaa I there was a crash between cars drive H by George French of South Wfoodstoc U and c. 0. Miller of 4Si woodstock av K enue, this city. No one vas injured Il the crash and the cars were not ser J ously damaged. The accident happe7
 cd at the westerly corner Of Main an
 Poufret streets. According to the ',
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