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

ing 81 enrolled as part time and II CO.
operatives.
Boys interested in, trade training
whether for use IN the future as q mean
Of livelihood or in connection with AGA
deraic studies. preparation for entranc
to tecnT-ical colleges are finding the in
struction at the trade school OF. scongiG
cradle Advantage. The experience h
training they receive in the shop and
trr2f.illg rorns at the trade school make
for rapid trogress after entering technic-
al ccF eyes. While It is not the aim CT
the trade school TO become a technical
-coMege preparatory institution, yet 1t IS
felt there IS no reason why. Considerable
benefit should not be derived by the COM
Fntntty IN the direction OF part time or
co-Garerattve courses FOR high schoo.
students: eontempat.rag-a technical educa
ton. 1t would seern that this Is a par
ticu!ar type OF c Ucation that could be
very well developed with the trade and
high school facilities Putnam has.
The actual acconp 1shU1ert CT some s2e-
cial piece OF work in connection with re-
lated subjects constitute the basis OF in
struction At the PutIa nschool. Tyres Of
work for Institutional purposes in the
carpentry department as, for February
include tbs following:
One Quartered oak dressing table.
Changes and additions on special chair.
One large mission rocker.
Two carpenters tool boxes.
One, large rosewood mirror Srane.
I One library table
Two ironing boards. foS7Tg typo.
One tcsa for desk with pigeon holes.
Two verauda FcWer boxes.
Office partition and fixtures.
Jobs OF the above type never TAI to de-
velop the boys interest IN, the mathematics
and craving necessary for the successful
consu1nration OF such projects.
! Regardless OF failing OF Of evening
classes in some Of the departments and
the Serndnaaion OF the 6th, gra4e pre-vo-
cational class the enrolment Tor January
shows total Of 3f1.
Ex-service men al tl1e trade echool IN
der d6reodon OF the federal board Of edu-
cation ralndner II at present These
students are taking up a variety Of rradrl-
ings and are al making god progress IN
theri wucL - -
Agents Of ths stats police department
are looking over the territory here-
| ssouts wstla q view to selecting q focatfon
tor barracks az which neulbes OF the
department VIII be regularly located
| Just where the barracks for this corner
Of the state va be paced remained in
dotbt up to Tuesday. Putnam may get
| IT, and 1t: may go to some other town in
this viciysisy. Various considerations Will
enter into the geectton Of tho location
Pyspsystions are now being made for
tho March tern, ct the superior court,
which ls to st In ts1ls city. Onay cases or
| the civil list wan come UP for consideration
ut this term Of court Cases on the GRIM
inzl list WEI not pc considered unit May
Tbs peace here continue. 70 receive ~
most 6zay tips rs.atdve TO violations d
tase Fiquor laws by pruor.etpre Of home
lhooteher4es Some OF tbs tips are from
anonymous sources. most OF them IN fact
while. others WHO send information do not
neglect to sign their names
| Comment has been made by weather d.
servers that This city has Been visited los
fewer real sn0wytorrrs this winter than ir
Ieny winter IN the past score ct years o.
10 date a total OF less than sx inches o.
snow has fallen throughout the wintei
! perioa-And March IL only two week.
away,
Miss Enae pesne4soa q the business Of
/ Gee stan at the central ONCE Of the Prt
nam division oS the s. NJ e. T. cnr,psr,
Is murdered among those attending (
commercial department Conference q
Hartford