Pomfret—21,124 feet of bituminous
macadam on Putnam road, built by
John Arboria Co.
PLAINFIELD HIGH DEFEATS
P. H. S. FOR SECOND TIME
In a fast and interesting game on
Tuesday evening of last weew Plain
field High won for the second time this
year. Putnam played a strictly, de
fensive game and held the Plainfield
boys down to a 26-11 score.
This victory leaves Plainfield unde
feated on the home floor.
The summary of the game is as fol
lows:
Plainfield High
O F Pts.
Allard. R. F.
'.Vest. U E.
Dorrance. C.
Williams. R. G.
Callup, L. G.
Tyler, L. G.
Totals
Putnam
Barber. L. G.
King. R. G.
Arnold, C.
St. Onge. I* F.
Thayer. R. F.
G F Pts.
Oil
13 6
4 0 8
5 0 10
0 0 0
10 2
11 4 26 !
High
G F Pts.
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
X1 7
4r 2 4
Totals 4 3 11
Referee—Rice.
HEAVIER RAILS FOR PART
OF NORWICH DIVISION
New and heavier rails for the Nor
wich branch of the N. Y., N. H„ and
H. R. R. have been distributed all the
way from this city to a point between
Wauregan and Central Village, a dis
tance of about 15 miles. The work of
rutting these rails into service, will
be undertaken this spring. New ties
and new ballasting will also be In
cluded in the improvement program
that has been planned. It Is probable
say N. H. officials, that the new
and heavier rails will not be put In
between, Central Village and Taftville
until next year.
Emil Nemee
Emil Nemec died at his home In
Ashford about 11.30 Thursday night,
February 21st. „.
