Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-26
PUTNAM
Mrs. John Jacobs Stricken With Shock -J. J. McGarry Resigns as District Deputy-PoiiticaI Pointers.

Mrs. John Jacobs of Brooklyn, N Y, one of the summer residents of the town of Thompson, was in critical condition at her home there Thursday afternoon Mrs. Jacobs suffered par alytic stroke while coming down stairs Wednesday and fell.
 District Deputy McGarry Resigns.
 Ex-Mayor John J. MeGarry Thurs day filed with State Deputy Mulligan of Thompsonville his resignation as lumbus in Windham county. MT. Mc- Garry gives up the office because of the pressure of business duties. His 5u- risdiction was over the councils in Putnam, Danielson, Willimantic, Wau- regan and Moosup.
 Gall for Republican Caucus.
 A call was issued Thursday for a caucus of the republican electors of Putnam next week to elect delegates to the state, congressional. county and party.
 Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows had a pleasant outing at Webster lake Thursday. the party enjoying the troll ley trip each way and the diversions at Point Breeze.
 No Service in M. E. Church Sunday.
 There is to, be no service at the Methodist church Sunday. on account of it's being camp meeting Sunday A number will go over to Willlmantlc to attend the meetings.
 Democratic Caucus.
 The democrats of Putnam have se- lected the date for holding their town caucus to name delegates to the vari- ous conventions that are to be held in making up a ticket. The caucus will be held in A. o. H. hall
 colored Residents to Have Big Outing
 Wesley Luster, Putnam; John John D. gTc~,f fI1eaV~ Putnam; Mrs. Harry Manning, North Grosvenorda1e. and Mrs. George Tatoon of Putnam are the members of the committee arranging for a basket pie nic and outing of the colored people Of Putnam Danielson and Brooklyn at AIexander's lake for September g. Robert J. Marr improving.
 Robert J. AIarr, the Williamsville young man who shot himself at his home in that village Monday morning, was resting comfortably at the Day Kimball hospital Thursday. It is said that his chances of recovery have inn proved.
 Juvenile Four Do a Clever Turn.
 The Juvenile Four in colonial cos tune made a. hit at the Bradley thea ter in their performances Of Thurs- day. having a singing and dancing act that is one of the best seen at the theater in weeks.
 Three Candidates for Sheriff's Place Dewitt C. Parks of Brooklyn, the liveliest candidate for sheriff that Windham county has seen for years was in Putnam Thursday in the inter est of his campaign
 With the entrance of Charles Gates of WilIimantic into the contest for the nomination and Sheriff F. B. Sibley of Danielson carefully looking out Tor h.s interests the voters in the fifteen towns are bound to be enlightened as 70 the merits of each of the three candidates l Keeping Watch on Picture Thcaters l The state police department is not re- l Iaxing it's vigilance over the motion picture places in this end of the state Frequent visits for inspection of the l manner in which the regulations are being observed is the rule. Offiser Downing has been looking over this | part of the county this week.
 Bremen to Play Ball.
 An elimination series of baseball | the city fire department, is to be TUT | off before the frost is on the pumpkin l All the companies in the department | will have a team in the contest fol ,. supremacy The winning team vii | then be pitted against an all-deport- ! ment team, as a final test of their pro- | fciency in the national pastime Personal Items.
 Mrs Bertha Brewster of Putnam i: making an automobile trip through 1 Maine with MT. and Mrs. W. J. Turner of Providence.
 Samuel Aorrel the new manager ot | the Bradley theater has taken up hif | residence in Putnam.
 Miss Edna Chapdelaine is visiting l Worcester friends.
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