Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30

Funeral services for Mrs. A. H. Stre han were held at her late home D Sargent of the Congregational church officiating. The bearers were F. w. Perry. A. c. Stetson. F. w. Sew ard ani A. W. Bowen
 Many Favor Elm Street.
 A large number of Putnam citizens continue to append their names to the petition asking the government to To- cate the new postofhce building on Elm street. A large number who have signed are residents in the Providence street section of the city. they being of the opinion that a building located on Elm street would be more convent ent for them than one located east of the railroad.
 Property Owners Will Be Heard.
 The members of the common coun- cl are 10 hold a meeting next Tues day evening. at which time all per taken under the new layout of Lee, Bullock Water and Chapel streets, will be heard rela tive to the new lay cut and as to the manner in which the charges may affect their property.
 LeaSe Today for Milwaukee.
 Members of the K. of P. from this section Of the state will leave Worces- ter today in special train to attend the national convention of the order, which is to be held in Milwaukee next week.
 Putnar1's Hopes Rest on Pefoquin.
 The Putnam fans are hoping that Cy Peloquin will instill some courage into the team when Putnam tackles Taftville in that place this afternoon. Peloquir did some great work in the box for the Andems, and he has not gone back The change of team mates may do him good; likewise the play CTS.
 A Pretty Good Little League.
 The fans in this section were inter- ested Friday in the annual .writeup of the Eastern Connecticut league that appeared in a Hartford paper. This necessary alterations. as are the trains on the Central Vermont. This years conception is a little more accurate than some others with reference to cult than it has been in the past, and there are at least two new jibes in the score that are hurled at the or ganiZatiCn. There are some things in the story that made those interested in the 1eagre smile. especially this-that the Eastern Connecticut league up hers in the "mill' towns has run suc- cessfull'- the past three seasons while some o.her leagues have blown up in a months time It is a pretty good little league that can do this stunt.
 New s4,00o School for Pomfret.
 A new school building to cost s4.o00 is to be erected by the town of Pom fret near the Catholic church. during the summer The building will prob- ably be ready early in the fall.
 l.. F. Battev is to lead the service at the Methodist church Sunday eve ming
 Attorney Huber D Card has return ed from q stay at Mstunuck. R. I.
 M. NJ. \Dwyer was a visitor in Wer- cester Friday
 Capt. and Mrs. Albert sBagton have taken . house on Laurel street They have resumed the work of the Saliva tion Army here.
 The Misses Maud Lee and Sara Bot tum of Northampton and Florence, Mass, have been guests of Mrs. G. A. Hammond, having had luncheon al Point Breeze, Webster lake the well known Putnam house, Brooklyn, Conn. and specially prepared shore dinner at the popular Shady Nook, as guests of the day of Robert Smith, manager of New London Wash Silk company New London. Conn.
 c. A. Hammond left with his grand nieces, Isabelle Breckenridge and Edna Phinney for Williamsburg and North ampton, Friday, and with Miss Sara Phiinney will visit Mounts Tom and HOlyoke.