Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-11
PUTNAM

All IS ready for the celebration of Armistice day. Decorating work was completed Thursday and the city, throughout the business section, Is in gala attire for the third anniversary ot the end of fighting lover there"
 The parade that is to be the main fea- ture of today's observance is to be form ed .n Union square and will leave that point promptly at , r. m. Children of the schools of the city will participate in the parade, which will pass over route previously outlined in this paper
 No parking will be allowed in Union square or in Main street during the pe- rod in winch the parade will be moving Parking will be allowed only on one side of streets through which the parade will pass. These announcements were made Thursday by Captain J. H. Bulger of the 1 police department
 All business will be suspended in Put nam after noon today
 At Pomfret this morning the observ- ance of Arnistice day will include the dedication of a boulder bearing 3. tablet in honor of the Pomfret boys who served during the world war. i considerable number of the ex-service men resident in this city will be in the neighboring town for this event.
 Walter Frink Of Moosup, driver of 2 motor vehicle said to be owned by the United States Finishing company, which 1 has 8 plant at Sterling has been ordered ! to appear in the Putnam city court for 1 operating the machine under what is l known as an "O'' or public service regis 1 tration plate. whereas the vehicle was in 1 use for commercial purposes and should ] have borne a commercial registration, the police say. It is explained, however, that 1 fnEa fr-v1rly ri-1,
 and that the registration plates were not | changed over when it was put into ser- l vice as 9 truck.
 Legal action for damages may result, | It was stated here Thursday, over pilbli- cation in this city Of an article in w'h ich 1 t IS in8inuated that state police officers 1 recently caused an arrest and subsequent prosecution in Eastford not through an
 honest desire to punish violation of the
 law but through personal spite and for 3
 chance to obtain a fee for petty officers.
 The article in question was called to
 the attention of the head of a state de-
 partnent in Hartford Thursday and the
 effect t is said 10 have had may result in
 interesting developments.
 The first college deputation t.sb, VI
 come into Windham county in the inter- est of the Y. II. c. A county movement will be in Thompson Nov. 26-27 The
 three young men who make up this team are students at Wesleyan university, Sec. -etary John H. Corbett of the county as sociatlon has arranged for 12 such teams to come into this county during the win. ter and spring. They will visit different
 towns and the various communities ir them. Secretary Corbett says that any. one interested in having one of the teams rar1T Iz 7@f- 5-,gL munication with him
 Rev. John StOddard will be toa stmaste, at this (F'riday) evenings Father ant Son banquet at the Baptist church. Tn, banquet hour is set for 6.30. Our Bov, Its Great to Be Their Fathers, will b,
 the toast to which Attorney Ernest c
 Morse will respond. Our Dads-It,
 Great to Be Their Sons. Is the toast [, which Leroy Arnes will respond. Com
 rades-dow to Become One, will be th
 subject of Secretary J II. Corbett of tn
 '. M. c. 4. Sidney HaywGrd will speal on The State Boys Conference-What l
 Meant to Me. An address on Who is {, Be the Father of My Son? will be give, by J. 5. ThvViTlg of New Haven Musi \ will be by the Baptist Sunday school or f chestra- Miss Esther Rouse will pla, k violin solos.
 f The annual meeting of the delegate
 from the different locals of the Ney
 England MIX Producers association i, \ the county will be held at the rooms O
 the Windham County Farmers associa tion, Putnam. at 10 9. m.. Nov. 1ett Cari A. Smith, district manager of tn northern district, will give those presen \ an idea of what the N. E. NJ P. A. ha
 been doing in it's marketing work durin the past year. This meeting is exceed ingly important, as far as the milk slaip
 pers of Windham county are concerned
 The county agent Is cooperating wit John R. Stromberg, county president, an John E. Tanner, secretary, in arrangin for the meeting. The locals that shoul
 be represented at this gathering are Asf
 ford, Danielson, East Woodstock, Hamr
 ton. Plainfeld, Pomfret, Putnam, Scot
 land, South Windham. Brooklyn
 Al Following raids for Inoonshinersi an
 those carrying illegitimately Jan1aic
 ginger in stock. in stores at Attawauga
 and Ballouville. search for the aIlege : l owner of a, still taken at Ballouville @
 ltended oyer the boundary line into Pu