Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-28
DANELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

When sessions of the superior court are resumed here this Tuesday, morning, Judge Kellogg presiding, the case of Walter A. Greene of Warren Ohio, Vs William S.. Brown of Central Village will be resumed. This case was on trial during Wednesday and Thursday of last week and. has been advanced to the stage where counsel are ready. for the arguments, which are expected to con sunne the greater part of today. There is a possibility that the jury may have the case for consideration late today.
 Georre Brieault and o6aers who wore injured in the automobile wreck at GroSvenordale Saturday night were re- ported Monday to be resting comfort ably, and it was said that in all prob- ability no fatalities will result from the crash. in which the Bricauh car was wrecked. The accident happened near the -northerfy end of the new state highway leading from West Thompson to 0ros- venordale. MT. Briesuit iS at his home here.s
 Special Depaty CennazABs<eaer Howard E. Elliott of Hartford, Deputy William Jarvais and Dr. Fred W. Page Of Dan 1 ielson were in this city Monday and giy l ing their attention. to a Woodstock case wherein 1t is a matter of investigation as to whether a Woodstock cattle deal- CT has been. vfloating statutes of Con- necticut relative to transfer of cattle | from one state to another without com plying with the law applying in such l cases. This particular case has been claiming the attention of members of the force of the commissioner on domestic animals for some time past.
 Banks and stores will be closed, e1- cepting stores that do not observe holi- i days by suspendlng business, and all manufacturing concerns will suspend op-
 erations on Thursday, Thanksgiving day. It was not clearly indicated on
 concerns will observe as to operating
 after Wednesday of this week, although
 it was known Monday that some mill
 will be running again Friday morning
 and on Saturday up to the noon hour, as
 is customary each week.
 Monday an investigation was underway to establish the registration of an auto mobile and the identity of a driver that figured in an unusual week end happen | ing in the School street section of the |! city. The car in question is said to have skidded and turned over, though no
 one appears to have been serously injur- ed in the accident The car is said not
 to have been damaged to any extent and ] was removed DSIOre OnlCldlS were dWaI6
 of what had happened.
 | An event 0f interest for members of | the American legion and their wives and l sweethearts was the Ladies Night social l held in the .legion's new quarters in the Wolf-Kaminsky building on Main street l Monday evening. There was a program of entertainment and refreshments were, served.
 1 A bicycle thief helped ont a publici- ty, man charged each day with gathering news matter by stealing the wheel. of Editor A. F. Ralston of a local paper.
 And to make the item even more inte- resting the thief now has returned the
 wheel to MT. Rafston. who has found it little the worse for the service it may have been called, upon to perform while out of his possession.
 At St. Marys church Monday morning Miss A1bina Lapointe of South Main
 street this city and Frederick Breayea oi IDayville were united in marriage in the Eyresence of number of relatives and
 friends. After their honeymoon on
 which they departed during Monday
 they are to make their home with the
 brides mother in this city.
 Thanksgiving day will be made an es.
 pecially happy one for the children .oi Win6ham county temporary home in the Sawyer district. The custom of year.
 will be followed by the natron, Mrs. D c. Park, in providing a special and
 bountfful dinner for her charges, wbG