Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08

manded by business interests, to save con fusion andT to conform to railroad time. The recommendation. of the council has been substantially complied with and day light saving time will doubtless be main tained during the summer months.
 Putnam lodge of Elks has decided up- on the time to stage an outdoor carnival Plans are already being worked out to make the affair success. The committee and sub committees are made up as fol- lows Alfred Gagne chairman; A. Mac donald. ST. R. s. Bradford, w. J. Bartlett, Hyde Smith, Jacob Albert, John w.
 Lynch, J. E. Murray, A. G. Sharpe, J. H. Kernpf. A. Newton Vaughn, George Lew is, Jr., l.. P. Merriam, Putnam; E. H.
 dale c. E. Gilbert, Oscar Peterson, Pom fret; Samuel King, William L. Belleyance, Moosup William Klebart, W, J. Simcus- ky, Webster; Joseph LaReverre, pr. Hector Peioquin. Southbridge Permit, grounds, police. etc, J. B. Ia 1 tenn, Jrr Thomas P. Ryan.
 Erecting booths, stands. etc, J. w Whtpple, Emil Benoit, Ralph S. Bradford. Amusements, etc., R. E. Thurston. W.
 J. Bartlett, George Lewis, IT,, Isaac
 Champeau, Hyde Smith, Jacob Alpert.
 Advertising Jacob Albert, Hyde Smith.
 Tickets. John w. Lynch, F. M. Bruce, Archibald Macdonald. Jr.
 Financial committee, A. Newton
 Vaughn, L. P. Merriam, o. s. Rich, A.
 Graydon Sharpe, J. J. McGarry.
 Music, J. Albert Gagne, Armand Gag ne, John H. Kempf.
 Purchasing committee, R. B. Thurston A. Newton Vaughn, Samuel King, Jacob
 Albert, Oscar Peterson. Archibald Mac donald, ST., J. W. Lynch. Jacob Albert, manager and proprietor of the Victory theatre, Main street, will leave for Washington, D. C., by the Fed eral express from New London, tonight | (Monday) to attend the national meeting of the Moving Picture Theatre Owners ot | America, to be held Tuesday to Friday inclusive. MT. Albert will be accomp-
 anied by John F. Lewis, manager of the
 Orpheum theatre, Danielson. MT. Albert
 goes as one of the state delegates of the
 Connecticut branch of the organization.
 President Harding has consented to open ] the convention.
 PatroIman William Jarvis was being
 congratulated Saturday on his appoint nent by Commissioner Whittlesey to as-
 sist Deputy Commissioner Howard Elli-
 ott. in enforcing the dog law throughout
 the state; the first news of which was | printed in The Bulletin Saturday morn ing. Officer Jarvis saw service overseas
 and since his return has been connected | with the local force. The conduct of his office as a patrolman won him recognition from state officials.
 The golf links at the Putnam Country
 club are fast getting into first class condi-
 tion. A number of new tees have been
 built and the greens are looking fine IT the club house over forty new lockers art
 being installed to accommodate members
 who have joined this year. The club year begins May 1st and from present pros poets this Is to be the most prosperous anC
 successful year in the history of the club , A number of Putnam Masons went t, North Grosvenordale, Friday evening Cornerstone lodge of that place worked the third degree and there was the visi 7 tation by state officers.
 The winners in the last contest 0 members of the Putnam High Schoo Camera club have been announced as fol
 lows: First place, Miss Vornelia Barns
 second, and third places, Edgar Lucier
 honorable mention, Gerald Marcy. Tn judges were Mrs. E. M Warner and he : daughter, Miss Gertrude c. Warner Tn only requirement was tat the snap she pictures should include some water i |. the scene.
 Putnam's new, silent policeman Is nc a only silent and unseeing but unseen Tn r bin for the newest addition to Putnam . finest silent free has arrived so has tn policeman. The bill amounts to s26 k The policeman lies III the municipal barr n It is said to be the opinion of severs c members of the new common council tha d the mechanical cop is not wanted and 7. too expensive luxury. It was voted fc s and ordered by the last common counci ' It is about two feet square and five or si :, feet high. On top is a large globe whicl
 at night. shows light internationally at il e tervals of second. It i5 style use d elsewhere in the statA hut has been cha s acterized by some of Putnam's officials ; p being too big, loo j44-. ,...u ..s. cral oth, y toos, including too hi~1,->riced Tn d matter has been referred to the poli j. committee and the coInnIIttee is expectt
 to take some action before the next mee