Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-04

Aberdeen Scotland. in 1e43 te become the first pastorHsof th 6. church at Bridge l water. Mass: She vas ,;ss sfeatErahd- daughter, of Noah Keith who was killed ; married Willis Morse, and stfey went to
 Southbridge to lie Her husband died a
 few months before sthe. time when they had planned .to celebrate their golden
 wedding anniver rsaty. 1Grss Morse has. 1 lived in Southbridgea nearly 7B years,
 during wi.lch period time she has taken
 a prominent paft in community affairs,
 as is shown by her desire to, become
 voter as. soon as possible after the rati-
 fcation of the suffrage Amendment. She vas member pf the Baptist church
 son, Clarence Morse of Woodstock and d
 daughter. Mrs, Mary L. AGcvey of
 southbridge There are three grand-
 children and seven great-srandchildren
 besides a number of relatives in. Put
 nam and Thompson The funeral ser vice was at 3 o'clock from the home of | her grandson, Walter Pratt South
 bridge. and burial was in the Morse
 neighbor4lood cemetery. k,
 When Dr., Russell n. csnweH appeared
 on. the Putnam Ghautauaua platform 1 this week. it was the ie0oSrd time that he had delivered his famous lecture.
 Acres of Diamonds. and the second time that it had been given in this city.
 Mrs. George Newell and daughter, Barbara, of Washington. R. l., came to Putnam Wednesday to visit Mrs. New
 els mother. Mrs. H. L. Burt, Grove
 street
 Malcolm NJ. Wiley is entertaining for
 the remainder of Chautauqua week. his
 roommate. at Columbia university, Geo.
 w. Muir of Worcester
 1 nam. charged with reckless driving of
 a motorcycle by the police at Mechan-
 icsvile will be heard Monday night The lease has been waiting until one of the
 witnesses recovered from Injuries. al- ! leged< to, have been, calised hv Wood The
 Mechanicsvifle authorities. al1ege. struck I P. J. Logan and Miss Lucretia Lepree. ' July 20. as he was riding through the
 village on his machine. Both pedes-
 trians. it is stated, were knocked down,
 and Logan's arm was broken. Logan
 claims the motorcycle-w;as being driven
 recklessly.
 T County Detective William. Jackson of
 Willimantic was in Putnam. Wednesday
 on business. '--.
 A bulletin. from. ths, nost office denart- ment has been. received this week -at the I Putnam post. office calling attention. .tc l a regulation of, the sdena Ftments in. con nection with the. use of general delivery privileges. The. postof1ica department I periodically. .starts ta- cannaicn> to pre- | vent the use, of. t%sot5 general delivery
 window by those who are Using it,tr secure mail. which rnight just "a vel be delivered to. honesa or snlscesq of bus. , mess. It was said: at the. Putna u offict
 that. the. general delivery privilege. i'
 meant chiefly for transients who do no+ : remain in. the city for more than 2 few days or~.weeks ats time. All resident.
 of a city where carrier service is main. tained are .slInposed to receive their ms |
 from the*carrier or at the .nostoffice loci boxes. If they desire. for reasons bes known to. themselves. to get mail at >th' general delivery. window, according tC
 department rules they must furnish il : writing their names and addresses. to eether with their reasons for wantin, their mail in that manner.
 Amonr the appointments announced t, : tn enewly orEanized state police dena Tt e nent are Howard, Elliott a r11rrrber e
 thH old department. and Arthur W :, rWilHarns, the latter as a motor Vehicl 0 Inspector. Officer Elliott for man, t months was stationed at Putnam wher a he had charge, of cases in this .secttel s of. the state arising th-ou4h, violation
 I,of animal regulations MT. Williams .i f Etha present; insnector in this county V land each. Tuesday is in Putnam, exam f lining applicants for drivers licenses. | The report of Captsin John Bulge I for July filed with City, Clerk Thorna | Ryan, shows that there were II arrest
 during the month for the foilowir g causes: drunkenness, 6, non support l ] breach of the peace | common drllnkari t l. rape 1, theft 1svlolation of city eordi
 nance l. licuor law violation, i {. si, n prisoners were nut in charge of the bro y bation officer, 5. were sent to jaii an, : two bound. over to the superior dcourt e Fines during the month totaleds s1e5 5f : Property stolen was valued at. $15s 5f e and property valued at ts5 Was .recov 3 cred, Five .trsmps were given lodgin, . o1en by patrolmen on tReir rounds, an, y were secured. ' .i .s,h @ As a, means of ,renaedy1nk tn. ksta atioi d pointed out to the tnernbers of the cit e council by City Engineer George V d Perry at the July meeting, the voters Q r the city of Putnam are to-. be- asked | s appropriate $500 for building a con . crete underground ,ssree{ pit on the cit, c lot at Arch street. and. connecting thi , with the Arch street sewer for the pur : pose of removing solids that at presen 8 clog up the pump at that point. A cit r meeting for Monday, Aug. 15. was or
 dAred by the city council at it's. Angus . meeting held Tuesday night in the coun . c'l chambers City Engineer Perry Z;
 mon thago raported 10 the mayor an s aldermen that on several occasions dur n ing the past months he has found tn S tnuIno at the sewer nit on Arcff1 stree t running without removing any of the Il t ouid matter from the -1ft ~, This fhes ex
 nls ined. was because solid material wa S being forced against the suction tub 0 and hlockiTis5it so. that the sewage coul q not flow. The punnp is located near tn
 P. A Gardner home. and issused to fais t sewage matter from a. part of the1'evs l. tom that Is below the level of the mai l. line sewer pipes A pit wasrconstr ricte V 2 number of years ago into which flow
 the refuse from the Manhasset vifla= t and part of the sManiiasse n1fGl. Whe 2 the pit has become fl led ste T 'certai
 point the pump. automatically start a and lifts the sewage up-tto the hfglf4 I lines. MT. Perry told the courciF' 'ths e should the pit become full thera was Il grave danger that the sewags wnul l. hac;l up through the pipes and flow bac $ into the houses in the M3nnassat' villas IT causing rslcIl danTsFe inconven :enoe ,e and possibility of disease: Ie sugges y ed that immediate steps be taken
 meet the situation. and advocate1 tf
 installation of a screen pit ::ear tf - pump by means of which the -soit1 ma
 ter that now clogs it could be 'r.move
 The new screen. if built, can be clear