Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-06
HENRY DEMBO
Attawaugan Hotel Basement
Danielson, Conn.

they notified the police. The officer who |
went to the place assisted the exhausted !
man to a nearby house, where he was |
given food and drink, which revived him |
considerably. The man then left the
house. A short time later he was taken
i'll and was brought to the Southbridge
station for treatment. According to the
story told by Handa, who is married, his
wife disappeared a month ago, taking all
the family money with her What the
amount was Handa did not know. Ever
since he has been trying to locate the
woman. but without success At the time
he was overcome with exhaustion he was
walking, he said, from Mechanicsville to
Palmer, Mass. where he has brother
After hearing his story, the Southbridge
officials advanced money to Handa and
put him on the train for Palmer.
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
Deotte 81, wife of Leander Deotte, who
died at her home in West Thompson Fri
day, were held at the West Thompson
Catholic, church at O'Clock Monday
morning. The body was brought to Put
nam for burial in St. Mary's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss, and Mrs.
Nelson Lown and daughter, who have
been at the summer home of Mrs John
Russell at Juniper Point, Me, have re-
turned TO their homes in Putnam.
Frank L. Davis. agent of the Wind
ham County Farmers Association, spent
Tuesday in Plainfeld visiting farms of
that town.
The July meeting of Putnam chamber
| of commerce will be held Munlay, July
II in the chamber rooms in Union block
| Plans are to be considered Cor the en-
largement of the activities of tha organ
/ ization during the coming year 1t has
| NV ~, l,oTl
ular meetings for the entire membership
at last once each month. TAis plan will
go into effect after the vacation season
Suggestions from various members in
regard to special features to mike these
meetings of greater interest TO all NM
bers will be presented Monday and def
mite plans will be adopted.
The following were taken into mem
bership at the Second Congregational
Angel and Mathewson Angel, from the
chudch evening: Mrs Alice NJ. Angel
and Mathewson Angel. from the First
Congregational church of Pomfret; Otto
r. Hermanson, Mrs. Jennie C. Herman
son and Miss Gladys NJ. Hermanson.
from the Emanuel Swedish Lutheran
church of North Grosvenordale Mrs
Lillian L. Twigg from South Congrega-
tional church of New Britain; George
/ WlSS- J Jill ISI 1dpl1Sl church
New Britain.
Among those particularly pleased
that trolley service Is soon to be resumed
in Putnam are members of the Putnam
country club. With the schedule now
in effect it was difficult for many of the
golf enthusiasts to get to the links after
the days work.
While the interior of the Second Con
gregational church is being redecorateG.
and the new organ is being installed, the
church is to be closed This was voted
at the last meeting of the church com
mittee.
One hundred and twenty-five children
/ gathered on the high school athletic field
Tuesday morning when the Parent
Teachers association playground open
ed. The youngsters who rang
ed from those who could
scarcely toddle TO boys and girls old
eonush to help In caring for the smaller
children, were at once organized by Miss
Mary Carpenter, the supervisor and IN
der her direction the days plans were
outlined, and then put into operation
Miss Carpenter. who is the daughter OF
Mrs Alice Carpenter of Putnam. and a
student at the Boston College of Physic-
al Education, expressed herself as de-
lighted at the large number of children
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were first divided by Miss Carpenter in
to three groups. those under seven. boy.
under seven and girls over seven. Tn
IT,. = 30.
ORGANIZED Games. stunts marching. ni1ncl
ball. and opportunity for free bIav i,
the sand piles and on the ground anna
ratus. The grounds are to be open eacl
week day from to IL and from t