Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-22

will also benefit throug htlle success or the Marot school students, for the remaining 675 will go toward the purchase of a lphonogfaph which is to be presented as a Christmas gift.
 Tie success of the fair was a delightful suF11ise not only to it's promoters. but IS well to those who helped toward that end and those who are to benefit from the affair. Particular appreciation is felt by the local public over the fact that the students interested themselves j:l the two local public institutions in such inn pressire manner.
 Sidney R. Bard. l9 of Brooklyn, has so ! far recovered from injuries that It was believed would prove fatal when he was. 1 brought to the Day Kinaball hospital sev- en weeks ago today, will be taken to his home today by his father, Sidney W. Bard, treasurer of tho Brooklyn Savings i hank at Danielson. The young man showed wonderful recuperativa powers nnd in due time is expected to fully re cover.
 As was the case last Saturday. the Connecticut company will operate addi itiouaI ears, as may be required, to handle the heavy traffic that is anticipated for three days, beginning Saturday, the eve of Christmas
 1 Candidates for appointfve offices with . ing the giving of the incoming common council are in some cases continuing their 1 canvass of the aldermen with view to gaining their support when the time comes for voting. Republican members of the council. who are in the majority, held a conference Tuesday evening. but the decisions, if any, arrived at were not made public.
 The Pomfret Neixhhorhood Association has plans for the glad welcoming nf the new year and has arranged a costume prty as a, New Years event.
 As has been the custom for several years, church preparations in this city
 will have reuenbrances for hospital pa- ttfents and for charges at the children g lforne at the town farm for Christmas.
 Mrs. Myrtce Blanchard of Dayville is g, patient at the hospital. where she was lresting comfortably Wednesday after undergoing an operation for appendicitis
 the preceding day.
 Clerk in many of Putnam's stores have been admonished to keep close watch for shoplifters. who have been oper2ting here.for the past two weeks, and to watch
 out for spurious ten and twenty collar bills
 l Communication with Worcester con- tinlses difficult on account of 3 shortage
 odf circuits. Although nearly a month
 has elapsed since the ice storm. the
 damage to the north was so great that il has been impossible to restore all toll lines to working order
 Christmas exercSes wll mark the clos ing of the term tomorrow (FTday) 8
 number of the schools of Putnam.
 True to the weather forecast, there
 was 3. sudden shift firm the southeast ana
 a r9id driving down Of the temperature
 by half gale out of the northwest Wed
 nesday afternoon.
 The Salvation Army has well in hand
 it's program for bringing holidy cheer in
 to needy homes in Putnam, and ther'
 are many needy families this year
 Attention is now being given by th'
 attorney for the state and the public de
 fender to preparation for the trial of cas
 es on the criminal list for the Januar! , term of the Windl1am county superioi court, which will open in Wiilimanti,
 soon after the first of the year.