Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-12
PUTNAM

G. A. R. and w. R. c. Officers In- stsiied-5anuuet for Rev. J. W.
 WaIker-WiIIin,anti Visitors Arrive Tool Soon-D. A. R. GentIemen's
 Night.
 l Newly elected officers of A. G. War | ner and Womans Relief corps were Jointly installed at a meeting held in A. O. IT. hall on Pomfret street Tues ] day afternoon, members of the or ganization from Danielson being pres- ent to witness the ceremony. Past Commander Charles A. Potter of Me- Gregor post. Danielson. and Mrs Earle of Hartford. junior vice presi-
 dent of the Connecticut state depart
 ment' w. R. C., were the installing 1 officers.
 Hospital Crowded. The capacity of the Day -Kimball hospital to care for patients is again being taxed close to the limit. There were only one or two vacant beds at the institution on Tuesday. All the private rooms are filled and patients desiring such rooms are being placed in the wards. When the new wing is completed it is expected that such conditions will be overcome Eight Join Elks' Lodge.
 Putnam lodge of EIks received eight new members Tuesday evening at an initiatory session held in their newly furnished quarters in the Bugbee building.
 Lowell Travelling Man Talked Too Much.
 Thomas J. Franklin. 32 of Lowell. claiming to be a travelling salesman, found himself before the city court Tuesday morning. Officer Chaffee took him in during the night after he had delivered a series of oratorical efforts Ia Patrick Henry.
 n 6a a class of prisoners that get into the city court. He got in bad at the start of the, new year and his resulting mania wax to talk-tAlk-talk. Judge Fuller Franklin left as soon as possible for Worcester.
 Farewell Banquet for Rector.
 The Knights of St. Paul of St. Phil ip's church gave farewell banquet for their rector. Rev. J. W. Walker who who leaves Putnam for Philadelphia this Wednesday, morning. MT.
 Walkers successor has not been defi- nitely decided upon.
 Site Not Yet Purchased.
 Up to Tuesday the committee on
 the new high school had nothing to announce relative to their plans for the building. The matter of purchas-
 ing the site from the Nightingales is
 pending and it is hoped that the prop erty will soon come into the posses sion of the town.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are
 unclaimed at the Putnam postof1ce
 this week: Mrs Rhoda T. Ballard
 Miss Clerenda Cadeus. Miss Genevieve Fitzgerald, Mrs. C.. A Hammond Miss Florine Rowitza, Miss May Williams
 Charles Malinson, PentecostaI Print ing company. Martin Williams.
 Provincial Headquarters Band Com ing.
 Capt. A. H. wfthey of the SaIva- ton Army has plans for 8 big event in Putnam about two weeks hence The provincial headquarters band of Boston which 1layed here last year
 is again coming to Putnam. Col. Adam Clifford is also coming to Putnam with the band and the meetings are ex- pected to be large and enthusiastic Probability of Baseball Team. There is already talk of taking up the baseball problem in this city where the Canadian Athletic club has
 laid 1t down The proposition is to give Putnam team that will be strong enough to make good show ing in the league and at the same time make it at least quit even financially Although nothing definite in the way of an organization has yet been de- cided upon. it is safe predicting that there will be a team in town In all
 probability a fund will be created to
 back the team and some basis of agreement reached between promoters and players whereby each will be ben ef1ted if the team is a money maker and at the same time place some lia- bility on the players in the way of sal
 ary reductions, If the receipts do not
 reach expected amounts.
 The money end of the game is
 where the pinch comes and if the players are willing to take their share of responsibility the placing of a team in the field can be readily managed. To Have Picture Theater.
 Eugene Pigeon of springfeld
 Mass, has leased the Murphy build ing on Canal street and is to put g
 motion picture show in the place. Fishing Party to Mt. Hope. Henry E. Church of Hartford for merly of this city. and a party oi ! friends from DanieIson. Willimantlc and Hartford, will go to the Church | nesday) to spend the remainder of the | week on a fishing trip.
 T. 4. Society's Social. Many Putnam people enjoyed them
 selves at a dance given in A. O. H | hall Tuesday evening under the aus- | pices of the T. A. B. Fields orches- | tra of Worcester played.
 I Notes.
 1 Mrs. Frederick Case of Worcester l MT. and Mrs. T.. E. Smith. l Mrs k. B. Kent has been visiting | her daughter. Mrs Arthur White, fir l Attleboro, Mass. z l The sconclave of the Pages oEAr. | thur and the Knights of King Ar 1 thur was held Tuesday afternoon anC | evening this week, instead of Monday ! the regular day for the meeting. WILLlMANTic KNIGHTS