Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-15
PUTNAM

Tias CWeenesday) everang al tie Sec
opd Congregational church Of this city
services Incident to the dedication. OF the
new organ that has been Installed are to
be had The dedaca4ory exercises were
postponed from Wednesday evening Of
last week
The program has been arranged as fol.
lows:4 Prelude, Professional. invoc4&ion,
Lords: prayer, GEoria. Scripture Lesson
Rev. D IS. Livingston, Thompson Hymn
ct Praise dediioatory prayer. Rev. j.
Spencer Voorhees,, PoIhfret res sonses
Ny Heart Ever Faithful !; Benedfc ION
dedea;ory hymn address, Rev. Boyrton
Merrill, Old South church, Boston; ST.
lent prayer recita.. Frederick w Bailey,
cGgandst. Piedmont church. Worcester, as
slstedsby Mrs Eraesfne Wilcox sopra no
Of the quartet Of the Piedmont church
Worcester. The services is to begin z,
T.3o O'clock
The subscriptions In Putnam, for the
WOODROW WI son Foundation amounte g.
to ia, it was stated Tuesday BY Asa M
Ross, member OF the democratic state cen.
trial committee. who has been in charg
Of obtaining contributions Il this city.
Putnam's quota was ,s127. which was ma
bly, exceeded Many seilt in su,bscrit
lions and though ina number OF. case:
they were not large they combined to e.,
la}e Putnam TO exceed it's quota The
| Subscriptions came from both derl1ocrat,
and re.tulbEcans.
| The wa kout of employees at the Bullock
street mil GO the. John A. Dady corpora
| ton. proved to be o-ty E furry IN Local
| ralbor fed. 1t was stated Tuesday that
the enalcoyes mad gone back to Work. an
/ it was understood that they have acceote.
/ & reduction in wages such as was. RECENTLY
| announced IN r11Sices posted at the mill
! At the rooms OF Putnam lodge of EIks
| Tuesday evening there was initiation, a
social session and d meeting OF past tx
! allied rulers, Putnam lodge like other
lodges Of the Organization, IS engaged a,
| present IN an EFFORT to increase IT'S mem.
bership. The aim Of the order IS to Co.
tain one million members
1t was stated here Tuesday by q mem
| b,ea, CT the FORMER seiective service boar,
for Division 16. Connecticut, which d.
vision included the town Of Putnam that
! Ma. 4<.ce FRANKS Pagan, whose names
| has juSt been removed from the INST of
draft evaders IN the Boston first cor.:t
3! -.rea, never, so fare as there IS any rccol-
| lection here, had anything to do with the
board for this district HIS name did no
appear on the flra,4 hist of draft eva ..e7s
Sent out from this district. The ma. al re
cords show that he gave Coventry r. Eaas
his place OF residence, although another
address was 81 Franklin street, Putnam
Conn.
| The Pagan case is one of many oS sim
liar nature that came to the attention O.
the board for this ulvisfon, cages wherein
! man who might claim Putnam as theil
home town had gone cut an enlisted il
Some branch Of the service and never POI
lowed the selective service law ress1ra
ton under which they we're reuired K
notify the boards in their home district,
that they had entered the service:
/! Only two more weeks to lower rates o.
| fare on the local lines OF the Connesei leu,
i company. Tokens Will again come intt
use with. the ADVENT Of March, and thes,
] are to be sod, 1t dsIunderstood, en- d, hasi
OF about three for Is -ceTsts. By pur
chasing several OF the. tokens at one buy
! ing a patron OF the road viii be able Il
months riding, arric1lariy If he. uses tht
company service daily. The U.s. Of tht
| tokens Will cut. the cost Of. a ride to Oar.
ietsop from 80. to.25 cents. and other ride.
IN the territory VIM be proportdonateb
redwsed =
Miss Belle Bonneville, q ogughtar O.
| Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Bonneville. is q pa
| tient. at the Day Kifibbai1 hospital; where
she. was taken TO sundser go 4 surgra
operation following g consultation OF ply
scifans. It was expected that the opera
ton would bra- performed Tuesday morn
Ting, but son account Of Miss Bonneville
IconG1Eons q relative satds the operation
was Delayed
/ There ayperestly 10 rot the .sligAses
danger that the indnsrtal lapheavsl Yea
tured by WIDESPREAD strikes that thi
week had burst upon several CHEZ csn
sters.s CT cotton textile manufacturing &C
gttv5ty In New Eragla nd, In protest agsins
q reduction in wages and an Increase j
working hours; Will BE- reflected by othe
/ strikes IN the QuipebSug valley. Her
t and at Grosvenordale, Attawaugan. Bal
l louvTle, Goodyear, Dsnislson. Weuregs,
and other places the change IN worle.n
conditions have been 9cceDted ana the cnia
are operating as usual. There aye n
ltext5ie unions IN the Qufnsbaug. valley.
tact, for which HUNDREDS Of workers ar
Gaenlrrlal at this. particular tifros. when cor
d8t6ons throughout the country are such q
to general business and Opportunity 20
other employment as to convince hundred
Of cotton 1nM workers that strikes AZ
not at this time a desirable weapon
use against changes that the workers na
lurally did not want, but age&-gt wh1c
they feel it wousd be useless to strike l
slsch a pectods
Putnam trade school 10 ru3nang q
about capacity erroEHnsut IL regular, pa
time and cooperative gtsSdersts GradMs
lions from time to. time. however, max
| Ct impossible to enroll new, student
Carpentry, textile and drafting decars
rsents could EsossTnly accommodate 81
1gral new students at present IN the .regy
lar, aM-6ay trade course. It; Is tnteres
ling to note the increase in part time an
Eco-operatsve students this year. there b