Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-30
PUTNAM
No Game With Holy Cross Five-6oth Parties eo Hold Caueuses on the Same Evening-Pians for Elks' Me moriaI

F. W. Seward of. the republican city committee, representing the Second ward, has rendered his resignation. Attorney c. l.. Torrey will go to lWfllimantic today to attend a session of the superior court
 City Engineer F. Walden Wright has returned from visit at his home in New Haven.
 c. c. Sprague of Nashua, N. H., was in Putnam Monday.
 Basketball Discontinued at Holy Cross Manager Frank Codier of the Put nam basketball team has received mo- tice that the game has been discontin- ued at Holy Cross college and that no games can be had with teams from that | institution. Manager Codier. however | will have the North Grosvenordale team here on Thursday evening of this week and is arranging for game with Taftville.
 Mentioned for Alderman at Large.
 John A. Dady and G. Allen Hawkins | are the only two men mentioned as likely to receive the republican nomi nation for alderman at large. Mir Hawkins is a member of the present city council while MT. Dady has served as a member of that body.
 Spoke at Attawaugan.
 Rev. E. W. Belcher, pastor of the | Methodist church, was one of the speakers at the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Methodist church at Attawaugan on Monday evening.
 EvangeIistic Meetings.
 The revival services at the Baptist church are attracting large congrega- tions, including members of other churches Evangelist Newton has al ready made a marked impression. New Theater in Labby Building.
 The Park theater in the new Labby building on Canal and Pomfret streets gives Putnam a new place for amuse- ment enterprises that will be appre- ciated. The little theater, entrance from Canal street. is located on the second floor of the building and is prettily fitted. It has seating ca- pacity just over 300
 Nominations to Be Made at Republican
 Caucus.
 Notices for the republican city eau GUS were issued Monday. The caucus | is to be held Friday evening. The business to be transacted includes the nomination of a candidate for mayor, city auditor collector. city treasurer, registrar and alderman at large. | All Cases Noiled. | In the city court Monday morning several cases that have been pending against liquor dealers of Putnam for several weeks were disposed of by be- | ing nolled. The cases in each instance grew out of the alleged sale of intoxi- eating beverages to a minor customer | Circumstances were such as to result in the cases being disposed of as indi- cated.
 Have Contributed to Leclaire Memorial
 French Canadians of Putnam, Me chanicsville and the Grosvenordales have made contributions to the Le- claire memorial fund which is being l created for the erection of a monu- ment for Dr. Charles J. Leclaire in St James cemetery in Danielson.
 Storm Blows Down Telephone Wires. Linemen are completing the work of restoring a mile and one-half of poles and wires of the telephone system be- tween Providence and this section of eastern Connecticut, blown down in the vicinity of Scituate by the heavy storm of Thanksgiving eve. The break was the worst that has affected the Telephone service in this section since the ice storm of last February