Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-21

His sciefice, f 1t may So be termed, all so was brought into successful use in curing a sister of the young woman who
 had the henorrhage, this while MT,
 Davern was in West Thompson and the
 sister was at her home in Chicago.
 Mir. Davern takes no account of physi- | 1 clans in his dealings with patients and |
 wants nothing to do with patients unless
 they are not under the care of pnysi- l clan.
 Curiosity led one to ask as to whether | MT Davern charged for his services as a [
 healer and the answer was mot unless a |
 cure is made" So anyone who has faith in sucn a
 Miracle Man as MT. Davern is reputed to l be is at liberty to consult him. with the
 certainty that there will be no expense
 attached If he falls to drive out the devils l 1 of disease and in their place install the angels of health and happiness. Knickerbocksred girls from Camp Utopia at Woodstock, are becoming a familiar sight about Putnam's streets.
 The more than one hundred little misses are New Workers, in this territory for
 the summer, and not the least of their diversions is trip to Putnam They enjoy their visits here and the shopping
 privileges that go with them. The ven
 ture of having a girls camp in this ter
  but is working out so successfully that it Is likely it will be continued in other years. The camp is in charge of ma tron who has several adult assistants. Appreciation was everywhere express- ed Thursday Of the band concert given in Union square Wednesday evening. as
 the first in a weekly series to continue through the summer and made possible through the generosity of the chamber of
 commerce. The concerts are planned
 for every Wednesday evening, from S.S0
 to 10. It is expected that many from
 surrounding places will be attracted here
 Wednesday evenings which, 1t so hap pens, is the mid-week evening for keep ing stores open. Over-zealousness in ap- plauding concert numbers by noisily footing automobile horns was checked by 'l the police Wednesday evening as an an- noyance to many whose nerves are rack ed by such a tumult-and the no footing regulation will be enforced at all future } concerts in the square.
 The recent statement of the Putnam
 Savings bank showing an increase in deposits of $1S4,252.667 during the past year is another evidence to refute the stock phrase that time are bad and that no one has any money. Frequently one
 who regularly makes this dismal asser-
 tion is numbered among those who lay
 something aside every week. It seems } good that the banks statement comes as substantial refutation of the calamity
 howle IFS, whose "bad times, no money"
 wall is injurious to the business interests r of the community. It is asserted that :. the payrolls of the manufacturing con t cerns in this territory are now larger than they ever were prior Ito 1914, and Putnam progressed wonderfully before q that time. Putnam is enjoying a degree = of prosperity today that would have d seemed very fine indeed 10 years ago, so ' there really is no foundation for the e hard times cry.
 Out on the Chepatchet highway way $ side eating places are making a clean s up financially this summer The addition 1t of clam ehowder, clam fritters and s steamed clans to the menus that here n tofore have largely consisted of hot dogs e and sandwiches has caught on with the e motoring public. At the last week end 1T the motorists fairly ate the catered out of e house and home and not a bit of sea l. i food was available eafter early after l. noon. Swarms of motoring parties found $ eating in the open attractive and fairly k clanored for places at the tables. Parties ,, I who arrived late had to be turned away, r if they wanted, fritters or steamed clans
 4 field meeting for pou1trymen of
 the county was held Thursday at the 2 2 farm of E. N. Earles, on the highway y leading from Ponfret Landing to Church g street in Brooklyn. This meeting. ar-
 ranged by County Agent F. L. Davis, brought out numbers of poultry raisers . and they found much in the program of .. .. the day to interest them.
 In the early afternoon trip was made !. about the Sear1es farm, to the laying ' houses and chicken range. This was fol- ' lowed by a culling demonstration in ' charge of Roy p. Jones of the Connec- Y ticut Agricultural college, and the meth [ cd of eliminating loafers from a flock II was of special interest A baseball game
 featured the late afternoon hours di A new diversion for many here is e the daily watch for aeroplanes now regu- Is larly plying, over this city, apparently r army planes engaged as mail carriers d The watchers see a plane almost every ?. day. It appears to some observers thai a the flyers follow the railroad tracks ol h keep them in view so as not to get of
 their course.
 Fl Thursday was mid-week dance night al sci Wildwood park and large part of the of attendance was from this city. ,n A number of Putnam attorney are t r. be at the Hotel Griswold next week t ,h attend a meeting and banquet of tn. it Connecticut Bar association.
 ,A Mrs Charles T. Thayer and son. Ayl to ward, were visitors with relatives il 1e Danielson Thursday.
 he Rev and Mrs. John c. Stoddard are a tn Rockport. Mass, for vacation of sev be erai weeks.
 n Registrars Hermon c. Carver an es George Potvin have given notices fha nt they will hold sessions in August for tn he purpose of making a caucus enrolImen
 Of legal voters
 he Several hundred Putnam people hay I'd sent in ballots in a New York publica of tion's nationwide poll on prohibition an enl the soldiers bonus
 no Miss Harriet Brown is acting librari is, an at the public library for a period o at two weeks.
 oh Theft of the memorial marker at tn
 Wolf Den has aroused the fear that othe :, such valuable tablets in this territor II may disappear The bronze tablets ar nli n very valuable even if disposed of for ol no t metal and there are several of the1 ~ So within few miles of Putnam Wig lie lance on the part of persons resider e near where these tablets are to be foun so is recommended by members of patriot ,s and historical organizations in this terr ie tory.
 hs Rev. George H. Nfichaeison of Caivar pc church Salem, Mass, will conduct tH
 Sunday service at the Baptist church as The Woodstock Agricultural society n making it known far in advance of tf al- annual exhibition that no games on chance will be allowed on the fairgrounc pe this year.