Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-28


evenings gathering 1t is expected that he
will play Simultaneous games against
considerable number of the best checker
players in Putnan NJ and vicinity.
a worcester paper of Sunday carried
story relative to hoy James Leathers
a shoemaker, was very severely burned in
a firel that occurred in-that city and a
pasture of Mr.. Leathers. Mr. Loathers
was formerly one of the best known coll
ored resilient of Sthis city. He lived on
School street and was engaged in the
work Of shoe Tetairing.
Attorney william Jennings patron. Of
Boston, was one Of the speakers at the
fifth meeting in a series being conducted
at the Roxbury school cente1 IN the High
school of Practical Art, GreeneviIle
street, RoUbury, Monday evening Elec-
tica Of Judges was the subject discussed.
Attorney Patron grew up in Putnam and
is still remembered by many residents Of
the. city. He took up the study Of law aft
er leaving here and is now well known
in his profession In Boston. having hgur-
ed in a number Of inportar. cases.
After period Of several weeks 81
quiet during which not much has been
heard in Putnam about raiding for in.
toxicatiEg liquors, officers visited a
rooming place in the lower Main street
section Of Che city and hunted the place
over Nothing intoxicating was foHBd,
This is taken in some quarters as final
proof that PRAnarn is now as dry as the
desert of Sahara and thaz it win be per-
fectly safe for persons interested in at
taining such an end to devote their ener.
giles to new fields Of endeayor.
when Judge L. r.! waldo AEaryir
comes to Putnam this (Tuesdayj morn
ing to- hear the first case assigned foI
trial at the March term Of court the mat
ter to be considered viii be the Carpenter
appeal from probate All the cases as
signed for trial this week and next viii BIZ
! to COURT It is not regarded as likely thai
1.-THE jury viii sse summoned this term.
No cases have bsen heard In the Put
nam city court this month, it was statel
Monday by a court Official. 50 something
Of a record will ave-been made unles:
some matter requiring action develops
before Saturday Of this week.
The membership campaign OF Putnam
lodge of Elks is bringing results. At thu
| next meeting of the order members viii
be called TO pass upon a lengthy list o
applications for membership. Some o
| the prospective members represent out
lying ISII1lOfg u ttlihi Ire Juh iSuiS-AoAA y
/ the lodge, notably SolIthbridge.
| State Officer Howard A. Flliets, re
Gently appointed chief of the specia
| deputies Of the commissioner on domesti
| animals. was in this city Monday On bus
| inees pertaining to his department
| Everett +. Brown, for years a 'residen
| Of the town of Pomfret and one of tn
best known apple growers in The state
his now located on farm IN the town o
| Conter1ary on the highway leading frpr
| Central Village to Black HILL
Mark Gallant yard master, was i
Hartford on business trip on Sunday.
Rev. S. j. A. Rock, pastor Of the Meth
odist church, will be in Pawtucket toda
and the remainder of the wesk attendin
4 the sessions of the annual Southern Ne'
England conference Other members (
the local church are expected to atten
the conference during the week.
A total Of 277s>yisits was made by iIis
i Cecilia Lessard. Red Cross visiting nurs'
during the period of1one year ending wit
4 the firstSof the present mouth.
| Frank Albert Heath. a resident of III
town Of Kilhngly, died during suRda
i night at the Day Kinibal hospital wher
4 he had been surgical patient for tn
4 past two weeks The body was remove
1 to Danielson.
Charles t. Thayer of the local force {
the S. N. E. Company was IN Hartf ar
Monday engaged on work for the con
pany in that city.
Mrs g. S. Bradley viii be the hostes
this (Tuesday3 Afternoon whep the Sc
ciaI circle Of the Congregational Nchurc