Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-27

conducted by Rev. G. R. Miller. Bur 1 ial was in the East Thompson cemetery. MT. Penaber, who had been resident of East Thompson for about ten years. leaves his wife and 9 daughter.
 4 conference for teachers of North 1 ern Wfndham county towns is sclied- uled to be held at Putnam High school Monday. Oct. 10, this conference to in clnde only grade school td4chers! Supt. William L. Macdonald of Putnams schools stated on Monday. There are 1 to be morning and afternoon sessions Iof the conference at which speakers whose names are yet to be announced vii lbe heard.
 Lucinda Augusta Howard, 7S. widow 1 of Charles \. Howard. is. dead a the home of her daughter. Mrs. Wilfr,d c. Mills at Wiisonyille, iii the town Of Thompson, where she had been A I es- ident for years.
 No date has yet been set for the iopening of Putnan1's evening schools. but it was stated Monday that the subject of evening schools probably would come up for attention at the next neeting of the town school committee, l which has just received Q check from wealths share fthe cost Of maintain ing the evening schools here last year.
 Putnam High schools football team is engaging in signal work and light practice these days and it is probable that practice game will be staged tltis week. A schedule of games is be- ting arranged for the team to play dur ing the next few weeks.
 | Malcolm NJ. Wiley, who has spent the summer at his home here, left Mon day morning to resume his studies at IColumbia university.
 Dr.. Edward Quinn of Boston and hi. brother. Waiter Quinn. who has not been ill Putnam for twenty years. were here visiting with relatives on Monday. Walter Quinn is now located ill Boston, filing government position.
 Edward Beuoit left Monday afternoon for Cortland \. T.. 10 drive 6 motor Il truck back to this city.
 Attorney P. J. Danahey Of WilIiman tic was a visitor in Putnam on Monday.
 Monday of next week brings the sn- InuaI town meeting and election The Outstanding feature of the voting prom i. ises to he the contest for the tax collec- torship. Attorney E. c. Morse being the , present incumbent and republican can . fidate for reelection, while Mrs Ma. 7 bel Dupre Ryan, who was Attorney Morse's opponent at the polls last year . IS the democratic candidate. Miss Cecilia Smith. daughter of MT and Mrs. Samuel Smith of South Main street, has entered as a student at the Ma Massacllusetts College Of Pharmacy. George M. Fine Of this city has asso. . csated himself with a New London and Norwich advertising concern.
 The Morse-Nightingale baseball team won an interesting game from the Echoes of Hartford Sunday on the Main ] street grounds.
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 have been making tours Of inspection in towns in thls sectio nof Windham coun. ty. -''-
 Some travellers missed trains here on Monday morning because tbev failed +n remember that the fall schedule is now In force on the New Haven road and that under it trains are, running ap- proximately an hour later than has been the rule during the summer mopJhs
 Wednesday of next week prisoners being held at rooklyn jail to answer to icriu1inal charges that have heen nre- ferred against them will be bro!2rh to this city and put to plea in the super for court
 Digging of the potato crop Is zow underway in all of the towns here abouts- Average good vi>ll is being rc ported, but the prediction is that inc price will be about S per bushel
 More than se0 students ar, enrolled at the state trade school IT. this city. Of this number 179 are .rann,ar school pupis and 5Q are high school girls.
 State Treasurer c. Harold Gi,7atrIe of this city has given no:ice tl1roushou, the state that state taxes are 5ue .Scpt 90 and the is 2 heavy renalcy provf5 ed for those who do not comply with the law.
 Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter of the Cente rchurch, Hartford, will preach the sermon at the re-dedication exercises al the Congregational church in Pom.ret next Sunday afternoon, while the day