Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-02

for every child Between the ages of
 and 16 years.
 In the case of Putnam this normally
 close basis for figuring population may
 be bitsu upset by the fact that this town
 has within its limits the Windham coun-
 ty temporary home for children, with
 about 140 inmates. The majority of these children come from other towns of the county than Putnam, but Putnam shares in the expense of educating them, with the other towns of the county, and they should rightfully be accredited to Putnam in making the enumeration on which is based the states compensation allowed on the enumeration reports
 It is expected that at least 50 members of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows will leave this city next Saturday even | ing for the trip to Central Village, where they will unite with members of Protec- | tion lodge of that place and Quinebaug | lodge of Danielson for session at which degrees will be conferred upon candi- dates. Early in December members of
 Israel Putnam lodge will journey to l Hartford where a team of Israel Put 1 nam lodge will confer degree for Con- necticut lodge. Whether or not tine Hartford trip will be made with automo- piles or in a special train is yet to be ! determined
 1 By late December the new garage un- der construction for the Motor Supply | company of Canal street will have been ] completed The garage is being built, in
 the rear of the Donahue building. and is 1 just off Main street, in the center of the l business section.
 l The new building is to be in two parts one 5ox90 feet. the other 5ox6O feet, and 1 will have a capacity of about 100 cars. One part of the garage will include space flor repair shop for the firms business, while the other part may be used exclu- l sively for storage. The parts will be separated by 9 fire wall and the passage
 between the parts will be closed with an
 automatic operating fireproof door.
 H. The building is to be of cement blocks
 one story in height and will have a trussed steel roof support. The structure will cost in the neighborhood of $200O0
 when completed. Foundations are now being put in. Blasting has been neces-
 sary in forwarding the work because 8
 ledge runs through the property where the garage is.being built
 'i L. F. Battey, director. of Putnam,
 evening school. said Wednesday that 4 . 1 were in attendance at the opening ses sion, but it is anticipated that this mum Der will increase during the next few nights. Some of those who are now er rolled are unable to speak English. ana , several nationalities are represented i. Hundreds attended the All Saints da!
 services at St. Mary's church, wher, I there were four masses. Today at tn,
 same church All Souls day is being ob
 served, and there is a special series o | knnasses in memory of departed member of the parish. < e1 City OFaieals were in Providence Wed
 | .1, G1.Jh xa
 city has purchased 22 acres of land O I the Harris estate south of this city. Tn purchase cost $1.50o, the money mad : available at a recent special city meet , ing.
 e After he casts his vote in the electio f next Tuesday; Fayette r.. Wright of Pom t fret, and very well knowh in this city 6 will start on his annual trip to Florida - where he will remain foc the winter ] a member of his party will be Clayto n Wright of Elmville MT. Wright has or V ange groves and other property interest F in Florida.
 Il Eugene Brosseau, who was injured re $ gently in an automobile accident, n making good progress toward recover
 at the Day Kimball hospital. where h e has been a patient since the accident. E. E. Robbins, Victor Chapdelain
 GeorgeF LeWlSi Jesse sfSFcflSs 5Rafph Brat e ford, c. Vandale, Judge M. H. Geissle
 and William Warren are members ,-I Putnam lodge of Elks who have bee 'e named as committees to arrange fc n whist, pool, billiards and checkers to I IT held during the fall and winter season. l, A rally that the republicans of Pu d nam had intended to hold on Monda d evening of next week has been cal e, celled, it was stated Wednesday, becau, n, of inability to have speakers who were : have talked in this city.
 lel Hallowee en ,pranks without numb t. were played in this city Tuesday evenir s and in some cases on Wednesday eve n-I s,s