Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21
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 HILLTOP CASINO :. Tonight, October Fist Last Dance of the Season
 Admission: Ladies 35c Gents 55c

taken against the wife, but there have been rumors of divorce proceedings on both sides
 Young Sharpe went to Providence to attend 8 business school. He got a job in the city and it was while lodging in the home of the woman he married that the wedding took place. There has been an element of mystery and conjecture about
 the strange case which has furnished a subject of much discussion in this city.
 Mrs. N. Waldo Kenendy of Eastford will sail next Wednesday for her old home in England, where she will spend the Christmas holidays, returning some time in January. It is many years since Mrs Kennedy has been home Her hus- band and son will remain in Eastford un- til she returns, when they may go south for the remainder of the winter
 W. s. Johnson of Church street has returned to Florida for the winter E. l.. Davis of Walnut street is also planning to go to the Peninsular State within a week. MT. Davis will make the trip by automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Daigle of Hartford, recently returned from their wedding trip to Bermuda, are the guests of MT. Daigle's mother on Smith street.
 The method of keeping homes warm is under general discussion during this
 cold snap. Wood. soft coal and oil are
 the only availibIe means of getting 1Ip steam except in a few instances where 2
 lucky Householder filled his bin with an-
 thracite very early in the sprMg.
 three-strole alarm for. chimney fire
 just before the town clock struck ii Fri
 day morning gave the new motor-driven hook and ladder truck its initial run on
 business. The truck arrived some weeks ago and had been given number of tests
 before it was officially accepted, but Fri day morning it responded to it's first alarm. None of the paint was marred on the shiny ladders or other pieces of ap- paratus, as the fire in the chimney was l put out with a chemical tank.
 Frank Hart, agent of the Aneriran n l Railway Express at Stafford. is yisitine friends in Putnam. He was formerlv
 with the company in this city and was promoted from the office here to become ] agent at Stafford Springs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cortland D. Arnold will leave this (Saturday) morning for Pboe-
 nix, Ariz., to visit an uncle of Mr. Arnold l who has frequently visited in Putnam 1 They will be gone several weeks.
 A return made to the town clerks of.
 ice shows that Oct 18th Nathaniel F Gibbs, a police officer of New Bedford
 Mass and Meivina Fripp of the same
 place were married by A s. Macdonald | J. P. Thursday evening ia its wiewam or Pomfret street Wappaquassett trihe ot | Red Men fttingly observed the fotrft
 anniversary of it's institution The coun I ell fire was kndBed early and the sarbem Henry Hurdman, was on the stump. A me supper was served at 7.30 o'elocJ,
 and then followed social session dur;ns which there was an entertaining pro. l gram presented. There were several or.
 cilesrai selections; Miss Dorothy Cottor gave a recitation, My Shadow Miss F,,sz. abeth Hurdman entertained with High, i land fling, and a short talk .on the aiyrs and objects of the order was given bv +be l sactfem. Deputy Great Sachem JoI,n TV Lefir of Hartford was the honorary e17es, l Of the evening, and he addressed thf tribesmen on the welfare of the tribA anf 1 the degree of Pocahontas. Dancing foI l lowed until late hour,
 After the election is over the Pntna,, l Chamber of Commerce plans to hold if, l first general fall meeting A luncheon i, being talked of. State Tax Conamissione, Blodgett has been secured as one of tbf l speakers of the vning. No date has a, yet been decided upon but the meetins will be held early next month.
 Miss Claire Bonneville has been eIectef l president of the Putnam Democratic clul
 in place of Mrs. Mabel Dupre Ryan, wht 1 declined to serve. Other officers chose, are as follows: Vice president, Mis,
 Maria Flynn; secretary, Miss EsteII, | Defisle; treasurer, Mrs A. R.. Scranton publicity committee. Miss Florida Aueer
 Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wells. Mrs. Celia Gil
 man and Miss Fena Denette.
 The Clark house, a historic hostelr, standing at the four corners in Yves Woodstock, for years conducted by tn, late William C. Clark, who lived to b,
 102 years old. has been sold by Elmer l Corttis to Mrs. Amelia Mooney of Wor cester. For years-the- hotel swas4 4non,,la