Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-28
PUTNAM
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Ccontnued From Page TvelreD works in the Baldwin Locomotive works denies the story from Paris. and hig u~ffs says she does not believe f huf even n it js true sne intends Go stick to hc- hus- band.
 They 'et t be known that -,br. fr. stcry "snnoyed' them. it did raf r.rrrr them. They came yeafrrIar to commit their attorney. Clsrcncs Blair Mfior-f N" fn Wal street vh is c-r-cfsrI fr make a -tatenent for them today Where they went on reaching New Tfrt could
 not be learned. but rfr. WY. wa- found by reporter in the basement or fhr Dus- sian Cathedral iu East 91ff -t-or+. "a 'rfrr
 he was married. He would nof 'rlir
 why he was there. When asked hl-e ha
 felt, he sad. "Ncrv badly. very aafi~-
 Buc nc wouldn't tell why. l4e sai1 he
 didn't know anything about the roPorf
 from Paris.
 The cablesrsm from Paris to'd of 2
 Alne. Voniatslsoy who says she was mar
 ried to Anastase in the Russian cathedral at Ysita. in the Crimea. in 1920 and fls.f the marriage is still undissolved dcsni. the claim that the ceremony was IleEa' because the bride had never been han- tized. The report also said fhat Mime Nouiatskoy had communicated win f-s .
 Russian Catholic Metropolitan in Anc-ic1 asking for an investigation OF what she
 ayers is WIS second marriage
 Sufficient amount Of serum Co raeeIua;s { 100 dogs was received Thursday mo-ninr | by pr. r. T. Baldwin. Dr. Baldwin sad
 that the proposal Of the commissioner o'
 domestic animals that doas be vaccinatei to immunize them against rabies fs win
 ming favor from day to day and that ir I all probability the serum which arrived ! Thursday will be quickly used. Nelson Clare has been reappoiufed do= warden for Putnam Mfr Clare 's one
 Of the most efficient dog wsrdens in east
 ern Connecticut and through his activi- | ties fewer dogs are 10 bs found roaming | in Putnam than in any town of ifs -ire n this part Of the state. | Following arc the newly sIsricd onl-srs | of the Ladies Aid society of thc Meiho- ' dist church President. Airs. John lc-rg . [ first wee president. Mrs N. E Barton % | second vice president. Mrs. Cora Ada-ns :. l secretary. Mrs. Clarence Chase treas
 uror. Mrs. Ellsworth Wilcox. Farmers who are shippers uf rHiIt fs ! Boston are in many cases bcmosninE tha l fact that another period of daylight sar- 1 ing Is at hand. The change ,n The time of trains. effective Sunday means that | they will have to. get at their milking
 an hour earlier than is now necessary !n order 10 get the milk to the railroad sta- tions for shipment.
 An initiation to fhe family to give ad- ditional details relative 10 a legacy 1f 1 s25.000 which Miss Rachel Preston. 0f ! Putnam and Woodstock. has fallen hei- | to from the estate of an aunt -sl.oHr ur00- erty Is in Australia was declined st fts Jordan homo in Woodstocz. Thur-da
 morning.
 \ deleeatiou of members of fhs Tut nam Country club motored tp DsnielEon Thursday evening to attend a whist party in the interest of the club given at fh1 home of Mir. and Mrs. r. E. Cunneen. Members Of the Bowling league made up of teams from tho mills of the Mar
 hasset company are to have a banquet at the Putnam inn Saturday evening fol- lowed by dance in Union hall. Ofncials of the company. wives of league members and women friends are to be included in
 the number at the banquet. A. N. Bowen of Eastford predicts hot and dry June as an offset 10 the unus- ualIv cold weather that has prevailed throughout the month Of April There is a constant canvass of cotton
 mills in this city and vicinity by seeks-s
 after employment. Numbers Of the ap-
 plicsnts are from Massachusetts and
 Rhode Island towns where strikes are ln | force.
 ] Four weeks Of camping Have been a-- | ranged for by the county '. Af. C. A. or ganization at Camp Wcodstock. Biacs pond. The camp will open on July ,. It
 Is expected that 125 boys viii be at the camp at all times during the camping pe- | riod
 Frank A. Arnold. Harold Mansfield. T.. | Fl. Fuller and Waiter Y. Phillips have
 been named as delegates to the grand
 lodge session of odd Fellows in Water | bury on May 17. The aiternates are William P Warren and Aliis s. King. | Miss Lillian vanelive. of New York. is
 the guest of Miss Constance Russell O; ] Grove street.