Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14


 E---------------- ---------------------- -A4-----=.--3 Chicago, and much of the important things that were said by speakers dur lng that conference will be used as oasis for MT. Davis address here. D Putnam Hebrews, who already have isiven literally toward the relief of their feaIowmen in stricken areas of Eu- rope, marked the feast Of Purinl Mon Hay evening by holding special services ut the synagogue here and afterwards discussing what further aid they are in p position to offer to their suffering i i,rethren overseas. As is being done by Hebrews throughout this nation, He ljrews here are giving close head to the csA for aid that has come to them.
 Monday evenings meeting of Putnam I5range was featured by q St. Patrick's night program. The program was es- s9acially arranged anfs proved thor bughly enjoyable to all who attended. That the need of providing for the expansion of the Israel Putnam. school Is fully sensed by citizens was indicated by the favorable vote on the matter Of purchasing land of the stephef. IT. estate; as told elsewhere. in this column this morning.
 Miss Belle Bonneville remains as a 1Ab9--Itl 4t LIie Lay AlIlsp3F4 AoSiHtt dbl where she recently underwent 3 surgi- sal operation.
 Funeral services for Conrad La Paine were held at St. ATary's church Monday morning. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery.
 l Putnam merchants have joined in a plan to give buyers throughout eastern 1 Connecticut a big event next Saturday y i which will bring Putnam's first gen eral Dollar day.
 Monday afternoon, at Pomfret, flu nerad services for Louis W. AveriH were 1 held and attended by numbers Of rela- tives and friends. Burial was in Abing- l ton cemetery.
 i Having nominated officers at 8 previ- 1 Gus meeting, members of Putnam lodge 1 of Ells will have their election this 1 CTuesday) evening.
 l District Deputy Edward ". MuIlnn and suite was at Stafford Springs Sun day to confer the third degree upon q ! class of about a score of candidates. Dr. Hugh <. Heath. of New York , and Mrs. J. D. Rough of Norwich will 1 be among those who will make ad- meeting of the Ashford Baptist associa- ton in this city.
 i Radiophone outfits throughout this corner of the state clearly reproduced on Sunday evening an address being made at the First Preshyterian churcF in Pittsburgh by William Jenning. Bryan.
 l Publication of weekly newspaper printed in the French language is to bt i undertaken in Putnam at the end of tft present week, 1t was stated here Mon.
 day. Plans for launching this papel
 have been under way for some time. A. J. hIontville. Frank Fl. COrdler John E. Dorsey. John Samonzi, 4. J Brodeur, Bernard J. McGarry, F. E Sherlock make up a committee of Car
 arrang genents for the annual Easter
 time concert and ball of the organiza
 ton.
 Friday Of next week wifi bring tn
 opening of the delayed term Of W.nd
 ham county superior court. A nunbe
 Of cases of special interest to people |
 towns hereabouts are awaiting trial.
 Display of fishing tackle here is mak
 ing the troutmen see visions of haulin
 out some of the big speckled beautie
 that were left over from last. veal
 Trout fishing season opens April 1-tw weeks from next Saturday.
 Many 8 man who has delayed sendiTi in his income tax was fussing and fret
 ting Monday over the job Of getting hI figures ready for filing at Hartford D ! Wednesday, the last day Of grace. No and No. companies. of the, ar department have named committees : make arrangements for a fire depar 3. ment banquet wfhch promises to be t Very happy event for the fire fighters. | October to the second Monday in Marc for the purpose of levying a tax upo , the grand list to defray the expenses { the town, followed by a special tow
 meeting to see if the voters, would al propriate money for the purchase of ; piece Of land contiguous Co that no owned by the town on School street ar used for public school purposes, wa held in the municipal building at 10 Q } clock Monday nlornuing. There wel l upwards of 50 voters present, abo'
 evenly divided between men and worne
 The tax rate levied was IS 1-2 mills,
 half mtll less than last year, and a su
 not to exceed S1,400 was appropriate
 to buy the strip of land as recommendt . to the town by the school board. L. NJ. Keith, selectnan, stated that the annual meeting in October e2,oo
 was appropriated to be uged in the r
 pair and improvement of g. piece of roe F between the Wtndhan County Tempo
 Eary Home and Thompson Hill. It ";
 tthen understood that the town
 Thompson would make a similar sE
 appropriation for that part Of the higi
 tvay within dts borders. This the vote
 of Thompson refused to do so that u y matter went by default. If the appr l, hriation had been made by Ire neighbo I Ing town the road would have been in IT proved and taken over by the state. NJ sl Keith sad that the road In the tow l. Limits was so badly In need of repa IS sthat the selectmen had caused gravel ct be put on it at an expense of $500, ] ]. II. Davenport, connected with the sta n highway department, had told him tn d
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