Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-11
PUTNAM

Puptfc Defender Charles L. TbFrey will be counsel for Alvin L. Bradley charged with burglary, when the case comes to the superior court in Willimantic on Wed nesday. Attorney Torrey was in confer ence with Bradley at the county Jail in Brooklyn on Tuesday. Mrs Bradley, who also will be charged with being irn- plicated in the burglaries committed in Woodstock and PoTnfret, will be repre- sented by, a Worcester attorney.
 Preferred stockholders of the Manhas- set Manufacturing company, one of Put nan's principal industries, have been in vited to participate in the formation of protective committee, which it was stated here Tuesday is being formed. It is be- lieved that this action means no more | than arranging of dividend matters and is in line with what is being. done by | many textile concerns and other kinds of | industries throughout the country at this time. The concern rnanufactures autono- | bile tire fabric and is one of the most | important, of its kind in the country.
 1 Mrs. Arthur S. Macdonald is due to l arrive in, Sydney, C. B., this morning having been called to that city by the | death of her mother, which occurred Sat urday. Mrs. MasDonald left here Sun day.
 l One of the clty's contractors said Tuesday that no action has been taken in l the Putnam territory to reduce the l wages of carpenters. An union carpentera In the territoy of the Danielson local. were i reduced last week from s1 1-2 cents an hour to 75 cents an hour The men ac | cepted the lower, scale and are nov work | ing on the basis.
 Louis Wolf of the Putnam Motor Mar. will leave. here this '(Tue0day) evening to attend the New York automobile show | which this year is said to be the sreatest ever. MT. Wolf will be In New York fos several days and during his stay will at- tend at the Hotel Aster banquet ot Studebaker dealers in: eastern states.
 Principal L. F. Ba*tey> of the Putaa,. night school has arranged for a series O talks to those who are studying profes sional and business men and women 0 the city, The subjects selected for tn, speakers have to do, with the manage ment of different departments of the state with educational topics and other. mat ters that are expected to prove of specia interest to the night school pupils | . well as very instructive.
 ! Attorney Charles L. Torrey has bee, invited to speak upon Educating tn State. Attorney Torrey is member c the state board of education Stat Treasurer G. Harold Gflpatric will ad dress thel pupils on Financing the stat, Some Laws We Ought 10 Know Will D the subject of Prosecuting Attorney Er nest c. Morse. L. H. Fuller will talk . Protecting the State Against Loss b Fires. Miss Emma J. Kinney of the Pu' nam library w7l' tell the pupils about l
 brary works and books MT. Gilpatric will be the first speake IT sn aS,A 1v,1a V. FR-
 day evening of this week M. ,. Dafgie, J. ". Lynch, Frosp&
 vegiard, Arthur Duvert, Edward ". Mu
 Ian, E E. Robbins J. A. Gagne, L. ]
 Merriam and Arthur L. Duvert. ha,
 been named as members On .cornmitte.
 that have in charge the arrangements f,
 the ninth annual charity ball of Putna
 lodge of Elks, to be held within . fe
 days
 Each year the proceeds 0f this ever
 and they are, always large. are entire
 devoted to charity by the EIks, who a
 noted for their benevolenee. In additi
 the organization also dispenees mu ' other charity .--'> ,.-..>-z
 This particular winter there Is mu
 than can be done te, help the needy. so
 is anticipated that the ball win heldne
 of an appeal than ever and will be. ee ' FeSDonoIhg Succees1ut- Hey 0FcneSl of Whitinsvf1e is to play at the. ball, 2.
 the decorations are. to be by a Hartfo firm fs -'
 If the friends of enc wefl known; P.
 name man are to be credited with bel
 serious relative to this particulr matt
 it is well for autoists to avoid fol.owi
 any car which. they may meet up on [
 road. if the other car happens to be whiskey runner Sometimes the police federal agTnts hold up tha vhiAksT ru