Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-22
SEEK LICENSES.
List of Those Who Have Filed Appli
cations.


Following is list of those who have
filed applications for liquor licenses in
Putnam for 1910-1911: Chickering no
tel NJ. M. Dwyer, Putnam Inn, E. G.
Rogers City hotel. Johnson & Hast
ings, Victor Chapdelaine, 10 Pomfret
street: Philias Cloutier. Mullan build
ing, off Main street; Frank NJ. Ben
oft, 209 Providence street; c. ]. Camp
bell, Cargill hotel, Elm street; Louis
Beauregard, Henry Tetreault, 165 Elm
street; William f. Killian, SIG 1-2
Main street; Joseph A. Gagne, II
Pomfret street; Louis Chapdelaine. IL
South Main street; Thomas Cannon,
Livery street; Nazaire Peloquin.
Ponlfret street: Louis Cloutier, 253
Providence street: Theodore Peloquin,
16S Elm street; Henry Laflamme, 1877
Providence street; Joseph Daigle 189
Providence street: julius Laflamme,
1913 Providence street: Jerry Labby,
21 Canal street; Napoleon Muire, 1875
Providence street.
Druggists licenses--George E. Ores
ser, / Main street; James r. Donohue,
"a Elm street; Henry L. Burt. IS Main
street; Joseph J. Dupre, 1913 Providence
street; Gideon n. Lemaitre, III Prov
idence street
Enjoying Shore Leave.
Charles E. Blair and Louis Girard
of the battleship Connecticut, now at
the Brooklyn navy yard, are spending
a few days with relatives in this city.
The annual meeting of the West
held with Mrs. George G. Phillips at
that place. Friday afternoon.
The old Smith Wilkinson house at
Eastford, now occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Lorin Bosworth, was badly dam
abed by lightning during the recent
| electrical storm.
! New Globe Theater.
The Globe is the name that has been
| given to the theater in the Peloquin
| building on Elm street
Building Swimming Pool.
DR.. J. E. Shepard, the New York
specialist, who spends his summers in
| Woodstock, is having a swimming pool
constructed at his pretty country place
there. The pool will be fed by wind
| ing canal leading from a nearby lake.
City Notes.
Mrs. E NJ. Brunn of Brooklyn, N.
Y. is the guest of local relatives.
| Mrs. +. D. Sargent is spending a
| few days in Brookline, n. II.
! Mrs. George Gilpatric of Fremont
street was the guest of Mrs. Ellen
Bugbee in Providence Friday.
| Miss Gertrude Hall is spending the
week end as the guest of Mrs. Edwards
at Storrs.
Mrs. c. C. Pratt is the guest of
Boston friends
| State Forester to Inspect Woodland.
The state forester. of New Haven, is
! to be in this city on Monday and will
| look over the woodland owned by the
Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D.
A. R., which is situated near the Wolf
! Den in Pomfret
Mrs. Wallace Stern of Bradley street
| is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Tay-
| 1or.
| Invited to Mrs. Porter's Luncheon.
Members of Elizabeth Porter Put
nam chapter, D. A. r., have been in
vited to luncheon which Is to be CIV
en- on Tuesday by Mrs. John Addison
Porter of Washington, D. c., at her
| country home in Pomfret.
! Teachers in the Putnam schools at
| tended the teachers convention in
| Hartford on Friday, consequently the
| local schools We're closed.
| Rainbow Supper Served.
| A supper served by the ladies of
| the Baptist church Friday was adj
| vertised as rainbow supper. Seven
| tables. each decorated in one of the
| seven colorS of the rainbow, were most
| attractive. Supper was served on
small tables supplied from the rain.
| bow tables.
Principal c. c. Spratt, Principal w.
Dutton. Principal G. Hathaway and
Supt. C. E. Pratt were in Hartford
on Friday, where they attended the
| teachers convention.