Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-19

planning to be present at $50 Friday,
Putnam.
Remi Deiage is reported as Il cfandi-
date for appointment as captain e po-
lice, which appointment will be within
the gift Of the new common council that
win come, into. Office In JanuarT! Cap
tain J. H. Bulger is also candidate to
succeed himself and there are SAID to
be other candidates in the de'd.s
An adequate SUPPLY Of turkey and
chicken is assured for Thanksgiving din
ners in Putnam. There also will be
ducks and geese aplenty and on the
whole the offerings are expected to DE
greater than for several years past with
prices somewhat lower than has prevail
ed for some time past.
1t was announced Friday that the
drive for $4,000 deficiency fund for
the Day KinbaN hospital has reached
! $T051, q figure that is highly encourag-
| ing to those who have the matter in
charge. Pomfret and Woodstock ere
| the honor towns in contributing to this
fund $1,000 having been subscribed from
Woodstock and $24s4 from Pomfret
since the drive was opened a few weeks
ago. Thompson people have subscribed
$500, while Putnam IS credited with
| $751; AS yet no report of subscriptions
| has been made from the town o. XII
| ling'y. a town that is expected to be re-
corded as generously represented, n the
/, final figures for the drive. Included III
/ the larger personal gifts is one Of $500
| from Mrs Norman E. Ream Of Thonlp-
son.
Pupils in Putnani's schools are TO fig
ure in the creation of a fund contributed
by schoo. children Of the United States
and to be presented to Marshal Foci1 in
their name, for building two hisl,
schools in devastated sessions CT
France. Up to Friday s1s.36 in snail
amounts had been contributed by Put
came from thc~ high sehoo' 1897 from
the Israel Putna mschool and SAL from;
the Smith street school.
Word to the Wise will be Rev
John C. Ssoddard's subject at r Thanks
giving Sunday service at the 3afrtist
church tomorrow morning. In the eve
ming the pastors subject will be Bring.
ing in the Sheayes.
DR.. William 3. Olrnsted CT porfret
school is reported to he making good
progress toward recovery after under
going a delicate operation On his eye.
DIR. and Mrs. joseph c. Hoppin o
Pomfret are to leave for Washingt OF
early in December and will remain
there with DR.. Aierton Cushnan. be
fora sailing in February for Greece.
Miss Elva CoTnyn, who has been EN-
ploved as a member Of an office fore,
in this city and whose home is in Dan
ielson. has entered a private llosE.tal il
| Providence to take a course OF training
Putnam will be represented by a dele
| al al TIoy- = :,
Cambridge this Saturday afternoon
Hunters who have been ont in fore,
all the fall will again go into the woods
this Saturday for one of the las
weekend trips of the present open sea
son which has been a good one for IN
sportsmen.
Quantities OF cord wood. 'arger thai
have ben used here for years are be
ing hauled into Putnam from the sur
rounding country every day. Many ar
: buying cord wood in preference to coal
Which remains at the high prices estab
llshed toward the end CT the war
, As has been their custom for years Il
l this city. the members of the Salvatio,
Army viii create q fund with which t
purchase Christmas dinners for tn
needy Of this city
Motorists here are delighted with III
fact that there has been another cut c
20 per cent. in the price Of tires. bring
Ing even the cord types down to price
that seem remarkably reasonable com
pared to charges made up to a year agt
Trolley patrons going south are no,
able to make connections at Eirv:ll
for East Kiliing'y, under an arrange
e nent just put into effect by the Gomez
: ticut company.
Odd Fellows who are going from thi
city to Groton on a special train TIL
:, Saturday afternoon will get back lat
!, tonight
|, Willing Spencer. who has been n II
+ government consular service IN lIondt
3 ras. has been SPENDING part Of his t,g
: months leave of absence as a Y,uess
G. Lawrence Perkins at Po1nfret. n
. Spencer Is to be assigned to Europea
= post.
: John A Howell of worcester was
. visitor with friends IN Putnam Eri6ay.
Yale is favorite to win today fro
Harvard in the judgment OF the ms jo
J. lily OF the Putnam followers Of footba'
a No selection OF a successor for WI
liam L. Macdonald as superintendent
y Of schools IN Putnam has as yet bee
- made by. the town school colnrnitte
i There are number Of candidates Fl
- the appointment.