Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21

ceptible to the attack of illness from which he is suffering at the present time.
 Commissioner Byrne's brother, Treas urer Daniel J. Byrne, of the Putnam Savings bank, said Monday afternoon that he felt that the crisis was past and that the commissioner would be up and about again within the next two weeks.
 County Agent F. L. Davis announced Monday that the annual meeting of the Windham County Farmers association will be held here on Dec. s, at place to be announced later. W. P Lockwood director of the New England Dairy Food council, Boston, is to be the principal speaker at the meeting. County Agent Davis, G. P. Perley, Woodstock, and John R. Strombery. Abingdon, as a committee of the Farmers association, have a meet ing scheduled to be held here this week at which plans for the annual meeting will be completed.
 Monday at noon directors of the Chamber of Comrnerce held their weekly luncheon at the Putnam inn. Only a small number were present and only mat ters of routine interest were taken up fol discussion.
 The Farmers association Poultry clubs which have been organized in various towns of the county have several meet ings scheduled for this week. Among the meetings announced is one of the Thomp- n-Woodstook clubs to be held at the Farmers association rooms here Thurs day afternoon.
 Hunters win make the most of this week-the last of the open season for shooting several varieties of game birds in Connecticut. The season will be closed after Friday.
 Putnam High schools football team will play it's final game of the season al Danielson on Thanksgiving day. An electrical storm-taken by some as an indication of the coming of real win, ter weather-featured the weather os Monday in this city.
 William Jarvias of the bureau on do nestle animals left here Monday for . week of activity in Preston, Ledyard' ana | other towns in that section of the state A false alarm for fire brought out thu | fire department during the early hours O Sunday morning, the members chase owe i into the Woodstock avenue section of tn city being fruitless insofar as the mission of the department is concerned. This week brings special sitting 0 l the superior court to this city for tn consideration of some cases assigned a l WlluufAHLC edTlleF III Ine nOIlIn sI6 Q I heard in Putnam
 | John A. Helberman of Worcester va a visitor with friends in Putnam on Mon day.
 Il In the interest of a Putnam thea%re s | attachment was placed Monday night a DanieIson upon a stock company tha was booked to appear here. A late can cellation and alleged prospective loss i l said to be the basis on which legal ac tion was instituted by the Putnam man l agement.
 Attorney Archibald Macdonald an Mrs. Macdonald who have been a
 Washington. D. C.. and other points sout on their wedding trip, are expected to re turn here tomorrow "Wednesday.
 About 25 candidates are ont for place
 on the basketball squad of Putnam Hig
 school, which again is a member of th Quinebaug Valley league for the comin
 season. Following the close of the foot
 ball season on Thanksgiving day, baske-
 ball will come into it's owh again at th
 local high school. I Rev Cornelius Patton, D. D., secretaT
 of the American Board, Rev. A. V. Bis secretary of the A. M. A, and Re
 Frank W. Hodgdon, regional director
 the commission on missions, will
 speakers Wednesday when the Congr
 gational churches of northern Windha county hold an institute here.
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