Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-14
Died From infantiIe PARALYSIS.
LOST CHILD
Started for Candy Store and Did Not
Return.

George Miller, 8, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Miller of Quinebaug, Conn, was
a lost child Tuesday causing infinite
distress to his parents. The boy dis
appeared in Webster Monday after
noon while his father was loading on
car q herd of COWS that were en-
tered at the Woodstock and Sturbridge
fairs. The father gave the boy nick
Ell to go to nearby candy store He
did not return and a search for him
by the Webster police was futile. 1t
is believed that he lost his way
Finishing Sewer Quite Chore.
Contractor Suzio has a large gang of
men at work and the width of Pomfret
street torn out nearly to the level of
the canal that crosses it where the new
bridge and sewer pipes are to be put
IN, in accordance with the plans of
the contract recently awarded to his
| company The magnitude of the work
is somewhat greater than the general
public presumed it would be and it
| IS therefore attracting considerable at
| tention. The two-foot iron pipes
| through which the sewage is to flow
| have been placed beside the excavation
| and are ready to be installed. The
| laborers for the company are opening
trench along the line for the sewer
| in Canal street.
| Principal of Berlin School.
Miss Helen Bradley daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Bradley, has gone
| to Berlin, this state, where she. has
| been appointed principal of a graded
| school. Miss Bradley is a graduate
of Putnam high school and of the
university of Michigan.
| Reelected to State Central Committee
State Central Committeeman T. ].
| McGarry was in New Haven Tuesday
| to attend a meeting of the newly elect
| ed democratic state central committee
| Mr. McGarry was reelected to mem
| bership in the body last weeks without
| opposition from his district, the Twen-
ty-eighth. Following the privilege of
his office he has called the senatorial
| convention to meet in this city next
week Saturday.
To Discontinue Air Line Special.
It is announced that the Air line
| special, Fftchburg to New York, via
! Worcester, Putnam, WiIlimantic and
New Haven, is to be discontinued after
| October 2. This train was put on
! when the summer schedule went into
effect in June but the patronage it
has received has been so light as to
! prohibit it being continued during the
| winter months. Putnam business men
| have found it very convenient train
| to use between this city and New York.
Unclaimed Letters.
Letters addressed as follows remain
| unclaimed at the Putnam postoffice:
| Thomas Bruno, w. A Cole PAPER Co.
| Charles 8. Donnelly, Charles s. Per-
| kins, Rufus Rich, Miss Lorena The
| treault, Mrs. Walker. Miss Grace Wea-
| yer.
No More Crossing of Tracks.
No more short cuts through the gates
| in the fences between the tracks at
the railroad station. Padlocks have
| been put on this week and the gates
| are now kept locked. 1t had become
| a common practice for many to save
the trouble of going through the sub
| way by using the somewhat dangerous
method of crossing the tracks at grade
by means Of the open gates in the
fences. but these barriers are now to
| be made to fulfil their mission of pro-
lection
Many Attend Fair.
Putnam was deserted Tuesday by
| about everyone that was free to go to
| the fair at Woodstock. 1t is estimat-
ed that there were from 600 to soc
local people on the fair grounds dur
ing the day Putnam was also the
gateway for as many more from other
| towns. and the highway to South
| Woodstock was crowded with vehicles
from morning until night.
City Notes.
Nathaniel Smith, who has been
spending the summer at Boothbay
Harbor, Me, has returned to Putnam
James c. Pierce of Providence Wis
| tied friends in Putnam Tuesday.
Leland Bradley son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Bradley of Grove street, en-
tered the Worcester academy in Wor-
! cester, Mass, on Tuesday, as a fresh
| man.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Russell spent
! Tuesday in Boston.
| Mrs. Wallace Stern of Bradley street
has been confined to her home by ILL
ness.
Percy Waterman is enjoying a hunt
| ing trip through New Brunswick.
B. d. Bugbee, J. Fred Carpenter and
6. Harold Gilpatric spent Tuesday in
Hartford.
A meeting of the W. c. r. U. was
held at the home of Mrs. C. H. Brown
| in Wilkinson street, on Monday.
The Woman's Relief corps held their
| meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Harriet Brown is acting as Ii
| brarian at the public library during
| the absence of the librarian, Miss EN-
ma Kinney.