Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-01

Of the property. the lessees and work men employed there, but as well upon any person happening to have cars in the building.
 This fire is regarded as the second of incindiary origin that has occurred here within week, but in both cases, fort unately. there has been no loss.
 A break at the store of Ernest whitte- more on Front street, was reported to the police Monday morning and as hav- ing occurred during the preceding night. MT. Whittemore was awakened by some one prowling about down stairs in his store and his getting up to investigate is believed to have frightened away the thieves, who must have heard him walk ing around up stairs No loss ~ks re- ported, as the thieves were disturbed be- fore they could loot the place.
 At St. Mary's church at c o'clock on Monday morning, Miss Dora Bousquet and Francis Lepine were united in marriage by Rev. Adrian Dykeman, who l was celebrant of the nuoael mass; which was atteneed by number. of relatives and frienrs Members of the choir sang at the service. The bride wore a brown travelling suit and hat to match. After their wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Lepine will make their home in this city. ; ,' Splendidly equipped apartment with l all the newest and most desired con- veniences in brand new dwelling in ex- | cellent residential section of this city to rent Apply to Louis. Wolf, corner Pleas ant and Fremont streets, Putnam.-adv. Up to Monday noon. 24s shares of the Aew series of the Putnam Building | and Loan association had been subscrib- | ed and paid for and 16' other shares had been pledged. This fine showing has been made without any special effort to place l the shares and assures the success of
 the series, the 11th to be issued by the l Putna massoclatIon. =
 Supt. Frederick Dumas, of the street | department, had a force of men at work
 nam Syo1dmart t(FfanottJhfrhaabout | on Monday clearing streets in the bus l mess section of snow. There has been lit
 tie of this work for the department to l do this winter in direct contrast to the | difficulties which the street department
 men were facing at this time last year Boards of relief in Putnam and sur rounding towns are to begin their yearly | duties this CTuesday) morning and here
 in Putnam the board will be in session practic&:Iy throughout February.
 Mrs. Angie Warren Perkins, who d1eo
 of injuries received in an automobile
 accident at Knoxville, Tenn. and whose
 funeral was held in anielson Monday aft
 ernoon, was well known in Putnam, | where she had given addresses.
 In order to give their 2eo employees an opportunity to earn money during a l period of depression, the Intervale Mills
 at Fabyan in the town of Thompson are permitting them to have finished fabric
 at cost price that they may sell it at, a
 profit. The plan has worked with suc-
 cess, it is. stated. .. .. Plans are being made for Chueh
 Home night to be held at the Methodist
 church. The date for the affair has, not been announced. -. ,s ..- | L. M Keith of this city is a member
 of the appropriations committee of the
 legislature that is expected to make 3
 visit to visit to Putnam at an early, date
 Representatives of the internal reyen6e /! department are continuing to- make theil
 headquarters here for time and are de-
 voting their attention to income tax mat ters. -. .-... .. The Ladies' Social circle of the Congre
 gational church plans. along with 'othel l work, to do sewing for the Day Kimbal hospital. ':
 The reelection of E. Fl. Corttis 0 Thompson to be a county commissions
 for four years from October l, 1921 meets with very general approval Mir Corttis has been a valuable member o the board of commissioners of Windhan county for many years and his service are appreciated.
 Mrs. George Miles of Pomfret has gon I to Florida to spend the remainder 0 r the winter,
 One of the rare opportunities this win 0 ter for coasting was afforded the youn = people on Monday afternoon, when tn hills were coated with light snow an e ice.