Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
years and tAsrsfoss s..lsf. for the car

years and therefore easier. for the car
| rlers to handle.
Putnam, people are pleased and inter-
ested in the fact that the Goodyear Mills
company, Inc, of Goodyear. viii next
week. increase the number, OF working
hours from 40 to S. This means an IN
creased payroll and IN increase in rev
i enue from Goodyear in Putnam as well
as other surrounding. communities.
Recently dozen children who are at
| the county home IN the Sawyer district
were baptized at the Baptist church in
this city, where they are attendants each
! Sunday,
Losses by thefts from automobiles
Were very. small this season, If is indicate
/ ed by the few reports On such matters
| nade to the noliee. Shoppers have be-
| cenle more wary than formerly and, Fare
| ~ ever..leave unattended cars with vat-
liable packages IN than.
1t Is apparent that many in ths city
have neglected the: warning SO often
made to clean out. ehiIpfeys lat their
homes. The IRE department Is nn@. get
ting the regular list Of calls 70 3suhdre
such fires a suggestion hea I'd Tuesday
was that some legal means, be found TO
access against Ille property -Oh per ID
the, costato the city of putting sat such
| 6res, practically all. OF which could 5e
prevented by proper care of eh1nnneHe..
/ Mrs Mark Gallant aud Mrs. Henry
Teatreauit were visitors in Boston Tues.
day.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. e.. Rogers were
Christmas guests Of relatives at Pea
body. Mass.
Luther S. Plac. o, West Wocds.ock
is recovering from injuries received
when he was caught t.etween a large bolt
and pulley ut his saw mill at East Put
nam. His collar5one was injured and
arm crushed.
Plans are being made for watch
night service tn be held here next Sat
urday evening. s..5-..
No arrests have been made in connec-
, ton with last weeks attempt on the part
, of a ma sked and armed bandit TO hold up
Miss Olive Marcy, while she was drir-
| ing from Southbridge to. herr home in
! Woodstock. .
Extra sections of some trains and ex-
: ira coaches on others provided comfort
: able. service for many travellers through
; this city during the holiday period
It is estimated that $500 damage was
done when the wind recently tore The
roof off the grandstand at the Morse
Nightingale. baseball field near Main
street
Stanton Pa1lard, student at Boston
university. is spending the holiday sea-
son at his home IN Putnam. .-s-
Attorney Charles L. Torrey was In
Danielsor- Tuesday morning tor represent
clients at a session Of 2the town court.
! Jesse NJ. B4Irgess. cfltl7is city. had the
; left front wheel torn off1iiis automobile
~ a collision with. another car, under
peculiar sstreuTn St aEees.:= as telA--this
. nlorpiT7g. in the Danielsons news. The ae-
! eident happened at Attawsusan.i .f 1
a Christmas tree and aSprosraur Of ;e1.
ercises we're held Monday evening att the
: Methodist church 80 =: - :
: another holiday period: Of fwc and 4
half days is lust ahead for ':hrp6re1s 20!
!, workers Of this city, Business viii b
. to be observed as New Years day and
{ the mills. will not operate Throughout the
1 territory - -
Mr.. and. MrssJohn j. Brown hay;a. been
visitors with friends ins Springfield
I t Christmas sleds were in general use
about the city Tuesday. when, children:
enjoying vacation. spent. the tirnea coast.
hing. Some children accepted the grea;
hazard OF coasting IN streets where
there is much strafae, inviting accident.
I Mrs. Harriet NJ. osFs of Bridge street
VIII have the members Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the Baptist church at fiel
home FOR a meeting today (Wednesday)
Liberal orders have been received dur
ing the past few days by some rnanufac
turing plants n this city assuring
busy winter period for the operatives.
Blacksn1itfs Sin this territory wer
rushed with the work OF sharpenint
horses during Tuesday, following tw,
days during which these places Of bust
ness were closed Ice covers the high
ways in all of the territory hereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Reeves spent tn
holiday period with friends IN Gardner
Mass. &
One hundred and forty-tos.r ',,ld--
the largest number ever az the In
stitutier--had a full-nadged and gloriou
Christmas holiday at the Windhanl coun
ty temporary home for children in tn
Sawyer district. Monday ,aftsrnoon-tfl
day Of observance-Mrs.'D DC: Park tn
superintendent. said that she was yer
grateful for the, generous remenbra
+. | that came to the children from man
towns of the county-1nore liberal RI
membranes than ever before n the hi.
tory or the Institution. ? Putnam. lpanie
sen, WfAinlalntie.9 = Thompson, Woodstos
and otter communities did their BIT /,
ward making happy <the scores OF chi
= lref. at the county home. The good pet
{. pie sent candy fruit books. toys and 4
surprising volume Among other gif
from various towns people that Mr.
Park enumerated were four cases
ranges-sonething never given to Il
children before IN such quantities: ~
barrels of apples. over 100 pounds
candy. enough toys to stock an ordinal
holiday store ard many books and otll
things that make, children happy on
holiday. Hundreds. of Chriss-nas car,
were Included in the gifts The JOY tn