Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-17
PUTNAM

tuesday evening, Miss Ruth Smith.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David A.
Smith. and Joseph Peimstein, of Wor-
cester, were united in marriage by Rab-
bi Silver.
The wedding ceremony was performed
in the banquet hall of the hotel and was
attended by 300 guests representative
of many towns and cities in New Eng
land.
The bridal couple was escorted to the
dais by Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Smith of
this city and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Asher
of worcester. Mr.. Smith and Mrs.
Asher are brother and sister of the
bride respectively.
The banquet hall was beautifully dec
Grated for the wedding and music was
by an orchestra Following the mar
riage there was a reception and ban
quet.
The bride was a resident Of this city
about four years ago. Her father. Da-
ley theater in this city, the house being
under the management of her brother.
Mr.. Peimstein is in the wholesale dry
goods business, with his headquarters
at Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peimstein are on their
wedding trip, which will take them to
New York, Atlantic City and Washing
ton Upon their return they will make
their home. in worcester. The bride re-
ceived a great many beautiful gifts.
Representatives Of the Interstate
Trucking company will appear in the
city court this morning to answer to
charges that two of their big machines
were carrying overloads when held up
within the limits of the town of Putnam
by State Policeman A. w. Williams.
The trucking company operates
number of heavy trucks from Rhode Is
land and Massachusetts points into this
part of Connecticut a principal part OF
its business being the transportation Of
beams Of yarn for mills in Putnam and
nearby towns. Close watch is kept of
ali such trucks in order that this states
| limitation as to loads be observed. Of
f1cer Williams will represent in court
| this morning that the two particular
| trucks in question were overloaded when
/ observed by him.
| Manufacturing is again under way at
| the plant of J. B. Tatem and Son. re
| Gently destroyed by fire. The rebuilding
Of the structure is progressing and viii
be completed in the near future. Some
operatives already are at work at the
plant.
1
the number % Is to be installed this
week at the corner of George and Flor
ence streets. This box will be given a
test sometime during next Saturday af-
| ternoon so the striking of the number
20 need not be regarded as an alarm
for fire.
/ Charles T. Thayer. superintendent Of
the fire alarm telegraph system. said
| Tuesday that the box to be installed is
the first Of its kind in this territory
Julling down a handle will automatically
break the glass and open the door, the
new device making possible a saving Of
| about 20 seconds over the speed that
! can be accomplished in getting in ar
alarm with the old style boxes in which
the glass has to be broken out before
| the key can be turned and the alarm
sounded.
The carnival committee Of Putnam
lodge Of Elks has announced that the
big show is to be staged on Tatem's lot
at the easterly end of Grove street ant
that the carnival dates have been Sc
lectd. Evry night is to be a specia
night with either visiting lodge o.
/ E1ks IN attendance or with some bis
stunt scheduled. This event is to brinl
Elks to Putnam from all parts of east
ern Connecticut and southern Massachu
sets.
Within the week there win be a staI
for your automobile If you wish to parl
It in that part Of the business section
from the bank building southwark alon,
Main street and in Union square.
| Captain Remi Delage said Tuesda,
that the work Of building" the stall
will begin at once. The stalls are to b
marked out with white bands painte
upon the pavement. The stalls will Sc
at an angle Of IS degrees and those VIII
park cars viii be expected to see tina
their machines are inside a stall an
not overlapping into another one.
Space for additional cars will be oh
tanned by obliging motorists to bac
their machines into a stall at the pror
er angle. Nowadays an observer ma
notice the haphazard manner in whic
many leave their cars parked. So man
machines desire parking space in til
heart of the city at times that it has BIZ
come necessary to mark out stalls an
require the motorists to economic Q
parking space. The new arrangemer
will not work hardship on anyone an
: viii fbe a benefit to many.
} Captain Delage also has arranged II
: the repainting of the pedestrian LAM
: that were first marked out last yea
: So within a few days the pavements
n the streets in the business section wi
/. be all dolled up with their new bant
: ings of white. which will mean much
e keeping things orderly.
: at st. Mary's church Tuesday NOR
ing there was funeral mass for Mr.
Ann Smith, who died Sunday at h
. home in West Woodstock. The servi
: was attended by relatives and frient
: from Woodstock and Putnam and 9th
. surrounding towns. Burial was in S
e Mary's cemetery.
+ Elks from every nook and corner
the jurisdiction of Putnam lodge car
q with their guests Tuesday evening
3 attend the annual ladies' night soci
g at Elks' home in this city. Union hi
d and the Elks' home both were utiliz
in carrying out the program of the ev
j ming. AS is their habit, the Elks IL
:. nothing undone that would add to L
81 pleasure of their guests. Union hs
s. was reserved for dancing, while the ba