Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20

feet of water beneath the ice. Such rink, therefore, would insure greatest safety for the children, especially in ] the event any of them should break through the ice ad fan into the< wa ter.
 Tue directors are very enthusiastic about Mir. Keach's plan, and they have already put.>into effect a movement to secure municipal cooperation in nak- i ly As possible.
 | Arrangements are being made for series of public meetings under. the aus pices of the Chamber of Commerce, the i first to be held early next month, with Tax Commissioner Blodgett as the speaker.
 Tldor Robieau was before Judge M. H. Geissler in the city court Tuesday morn ing-charged with having. been intoxi- cated. Review of the case establish ed that the charge was not unfoGnded, but there were mitigating circumstances. Therefore the assessmefft against Ro- bieu was only s4. which was a little less that he happened to have on his person, 50 he paid.'
 | With few more days of such cold weather as prevailed on Tuesday ice cutting operations can be taken to as- sure this city of it's normal supply of the commodity for another year. Some of the ponds where cutting is done aE- ready are covered with heavy. ice.
 The current issue of a weekly pubIi. cation devoted to textile interests states that it is probable that the Adams Man ufacturing company of North Scituate, R. l., probably will, move to this city. in the fall of next year. This concern re- l4cently acquired by purchase two mills lof the Nightinga1e- Morse corporation and 40 tenement houses. The journal is au- Ithority for the statement that the Adams company intends to- erect a new, weave shed and install approximately; S09 more ; looms, + >f2
 This will be welcome news to Putnam land means further expansion and de tion of the city where the mills ac- vefopment in the Providence street sec
 quired by the Adams Manufacturing company are located The Adams com. pany manufactures buckrams, criRolines
 and nettfngs.
 Sidney. Hayward, student at Dart mouth college, is at his home for. the Christmas vacation.
 IL The Putnam High School basketball team will be in Danielsoh this (Wednes-
 day) evening for. it's first meeting of. the I team. -,i''f-''
 S2t5;finries,nes t;firieess,nes trees are RAing. cae-4: e 1.-the trade in Putnam at prices vary I ing from 50 cents up, and no one seems
 to be worrying about deforesting the ter
 ritory hereab bouts.
 The north wall of the .Eirst Natiop- al bank building was being torn out \ Tuesday. A ternporary wooden portion
 has been built to protect from the cold
 workers who are operating in the in-
 terior of the building. 1''t
 Young women students at the Howe harot school in Thompson are active
 in work that will bring joy to many lhearts ip this territory at Christmas
 time.
 The mail business mounted to highe,
 levels on Tuesday,: Outgoing mails tdestihed for distant points are especially heavy: Further increases in the local
 post office business are anticipated fol the. next three days. - ' There will be special masses and , festival musical programmes al St tMary's church on iGhristnas day. There are some cases of measles ir this territory at the present time, but contagious diseases are not present here ahouts this winter in suchS degree as tC leven attract attention: E'-