Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15

though in later years he served as a rnachinist in New London and in Wor- cester. No arrangements for the fun eral have been made, but the Legion here will probably arrange for some kind of memorial service. The body will De taken to Danielso1 for burial
 Bayer Brothers who have been en- erating the jitney buses from Webster l to Putnam Wednesday night suspended their service. and no buses covered this | territorN Thursday Many travellers were ineonvenieneed by this sudden sus- pension since the new schedule of the Connecticut company does not go into ef- feet until this (Friday) morning, and the customary three cars were the only means of getting to GrosvenordaIe and oirits north throughout the day. There were no new devElomentx in Putnam coneefninS the operation Of the Daniel son-PuthAm jitneys Thursday. but de- velopments In the situation will be close ly watched today Friday.)
 There will be golf baatch Saturday afternoon at Pomfret between a team from the Putnam country club, and a team from the Pomfret club. Eris H Johnson. team captain, ,s making ar fPangements for the Putnam club
 BNeberries are begianing to appear in Putnam markets yet the price is still l so high as to make them comparative luxury. Youngsters vi 0 spend the day in the berry fields are reporting that the crop this year is not As good as usual The bushes are not well filled and the berries are smaller
 Captain ySAR BuIeer of the police d~- Epartment- recently had a complaint from q man in Manhassett village who alleged tthat as he was sitting on the stevs at his home. some children threw a branch of poison ivy at him, and as a consequence of this his arm and face became badly swollen. The names of the youngsters who he. declared were responsible foi his condition were given to tbe captain who is investigating the story.
 The partnefship conducted under tn. h4ERA of F. \. LuciSr and Brother tPrevieusly the co-pzrtntes were FYanl x. Lueier and Napoll6h Lucier. Tn, business will be conducted in the futur, by the former.
 Eeod southern bresEs Thursda,
 brought a most disconceFting eder int the Pleasant Valley, Grove street ant Oak Hill sections of the city. and seryes to remind the residents of these sectioni that the city dump. which has recent, been subject of discussion by the city fathers, still exists. Those who Iiv.
 within range of the dump which was re teently characterized by twenty-five peti
 tfoners as a nuisance of the worst, kind are anxiously waiting to see what actieI
 the city council will take at the Angus meeting as the result. of the petition
 The demands for remedial measures wer
 presented at the July session
 City Tax Collector Archibald Mac donald. IT,. was in hss office Thursda,
 collecting property taxeS levied on tn grand list for 1920.
 Members of the Cauadian AthIeti
 club are planning for an outing an elsmhakes, next month on the Hopkin farm
 VslaIne I, NRmbeF I sf the Camp East
 ford Pathfinder has heen issued by tn
 boys who are at Camp Eastfo, on Crys
 tai Lake. It is an attractive fourtee
 wage booklet Throughout the campin
 season it is to b9 published once a weel
 The editor-in-ehief is Ernest V. Heyr
 and the assistant editors on the frs
 issue were Herbert Hughes and Milton I