Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-17

operate with the chamber oy directing the city forces to tidy up all public place. The churches will also be asked and also every property owner and private individ UaL The last cleanup week in Putnam was several years ago. At that time fund was raised to defray the expense but this year the whole system will be on the co operative plan, with everybody helping to make the little old home town spicls and span.
 The Putnam chamber of commerce has noted the lack of accommodations for hitching horses in the business section. Automobiles utilize all available space and the 0llt-of-towner who drives the farm horse into the city finds no place to tie his animal. The common council will be pc titioned in the matter and a request vii! be made that additional flitchiag posst be. set on Union street and that this space be reserved for horse-drawp vehicles. public parking place and gasoiene sta- ton that is bei#g arranged at the corner of Front and South Main streets will re- lieve the situation somewhat. man. will be on duty at this spot noght and day to watch vehicles parked there. This will insure safety from the petty thievery that occurs from time to time when cars are parked on Main street with no one to watch them A small fee will probably be charged but when the safety of ones property Is considered the fee will appear very small item.s The chamber of com merce realizes thatsin order to attract bus | mess to Putnam provision must be made for those coming to the city to leave their vehicles withdeH trouble and with safety and it is to this end tllat-the cahnlber of commerce has taken action.
 Next Friday evening is Parents Night at Putnam High school the plrnlic pro- gram to begin at eight o'clock. Parents night has become an annual custom at the school, the program for the most part being furnished by the purils. In his in- l vitation to the parents and pltol;c. Princi- pal Show states that this year the pro gram begins later t oafford a better ooucr- tunity for people to get to the school in 1 time for the opening. The program this year is most attractive Through courtesy I l-of Charles F. Dean there will be a demon l stration of the wireless telephone with aT1plifier. There will be solos by school pupils; & brief presentation of memorial I pictures of JunfUs Harrison and Kathryn Farrell whose deaths greatly saddened the school this year also music by the high school orchestra and singing by the musical cluiss The program will close with a one-act play 'E,verystudent'' by
  presents modern version o fthe trials and temptations of Everystudent through sym bolic character representa- tions of various l virtues, vices and conditions
 Word was received in Putnam. Friday afternoon of the death in New Haven of Hermon Edmond Mr. Edmond's wife was
 Miss Annie Hammond. daughter of Mrs. ] William Hammond of Hampton and a niece of George A. Hammond of Putnam She is graduate of the Putnam high school. Nr. Ednlonds was for some time after marriage member of the faculty of Il Storrs Agricultural college Besides his wife two children survive
 Mrs. Mary Burt has returned from a
 weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. George Newell. of Washington R. 1.
 Michael !. Daigie and Hector LIeier. of Hartford. were at home over the holiday the guests of relatives
 Il John Macdonald and family of Hartford i were in Putnam to spend the holiday with
 MT. Macdonaldis parents. Mayor and Mrs. Archibald Macdonald.
 Word received from St. vinrent's hos ) pitaI. Worcester. is to the effect that ltl ) Iundstrorn, the wrestler, who is on the dangerous list following an accident 1T which he was thrown from a bicycle, is showing slight improvement, although his ]. conditions is still serious.