Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
13 CENTER STREET DANiELSoN, CONN.

and where the principal ceremonies of the day will be held.
 Prior to Memorial day the graves of soldiers of all wars will be Jagged and set with markers in local cemeteries Committees appointed to have charge of this particular feature of the Memorial day exercises will place bouquets on the soldiers graves on Memorial day.
 The local post of the American le- zion has charge of the arrangements for the observance of Memorial day and seek the cooperation of all patriotic so- cieties especially and the public in gen. eral in paying due reverence to the memory of those who, having fought for their country, have passed to their final reward.
 Tuesday morning, in front of the store of David Flagg. a Rhode Island Ford touring car driven by an elderly man hanged into the parked touring car of Fred Converse of Putnam Heights. Fail ure of the foot brake on the Rhode Isl and car to work was responsible for the crash. The damage was exceedingly slight, the chief loss being a broken lens on the Rhode Island car and dent in the number plate on the Converse car. MT. Converse adjusted the matter on the spot by fixing $5 as the sum total 1 of the damage to his machine. which the l Rhode Island driver reluctantly paid. 1 Another little crash in which a light touring car driven by J. H. Parsely of l Cleveland, o. wrecked a wheel on a horse-drawn vehicle owned by Oscar l Dugas attracted the attention of the police. The accident happened near the Little Dam tavern on the Chepachet l pike, the car hitting the team while the horse was being turned around. Cap 1 tain Reni Delage was summoned to where the accident happened. An ad- justment satisfactory to the principals was arrived at when Mir Parsely ten
 7ered a $1o bill in payment for the dam l age done the Dugas vehicle. Secretary J. II. Corbett of the Wind
 ham county Y. M. c. A.. expressed him.
 self Tuesday well pleased with the show i ing made by Windham county boys in | the first annual field meet of county ' organizations at Hartford Every coun- | ty in the state was represented by teams. Windham county had 35 boys 1 at Hartford and of this number 2e en- tered into competition, scoring 12 points | and putting Windham county into fifth place. Fairfield county won the cham ] pionship with 45 points Hartford coun- l ty being second with 42 points and
 itchfeld county third with 40 points Elliott Dean of this city scored for
 Vindham county when he finished sec ond in the running high jumping contest l this in Class c. Donald Rock of this city was third in the running high jump The Windham county team was scored ] as third in the tug of war tournament 1 In the auoit pitching tournament Wind
 ham county finished in first place.
 two-man team made up of Alfred Bar Der of this city and John Lane of Brook lyn winning the honors.
 This week Saturday at Camp Wood
 stock there is to be a meeting of tn,
 camp committee. five men to be presen
 from each of the three counties that ar to have boys in the camp this summe I-Hartford. Holland and Windhan, Tn
 fifteen men will spend the entire day a
 the camp.
 Camp equipment is being collecte,
 and the work of getting the camp il
 readiness for occupancy early in Jul,
 hurried along.
 Captain DelaEe of the police depart
 ment had surprise for Putnanite when they came into the business sec
 tion Tuesday morning. With othe
 members of the department he ha
 worked all night until a. m. paintinl |, l eAAc HhAbS hldEAS OH pdNGInenLS 10 max
 outlined stalls for parked automobiles
 The pedestrian lanes also have been re , painted. More stalls are to be painte before the work now under way is com
 pleted
 II Tuesday morning at St. MaFy's chure ' Rev. V. Arthur Routhier was celebran : of requiem high mass at the funera Of Napoleon Morin, who died Sunda soon after having undergone a surTics l operation. Numbers of relatives an friends attended the mass. Burial wa ] in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Mrs. Helen NJ. Wiley, of Uxbridg,
 was among those from out of town wfl came here Tuesday to attend the silve q anniversary observance of the foundin 6 of Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, I i; A. R.
 i; Monday evening a session of the con ; mtttee to revise the city ordinances wa s held, but no great amount of progre: t was accomplished
 Ray D. Stannard of Providence was !, visitor with friends in Putnam on Tue day.
 fl fl The Sons of Veterans camp of tn city will have charge of decorating so E diers' graves in the Putnam Height if and East Putnam cemeteries. I. No definite decision has been reach. l. yet as to the type of motorized hoo s, and ladder to be purchased for the loc d fire department, as recently authorizt It by special city meeting. The commi <; tee in charge is making a careful i VI vestigation of different makes of SUI W apparatus:
 Judge E. M. Warner was at willima