Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-09
HEAVY TAXPAYERS.
Local Property Owners Who Are As-
 sessed for Substantial Amounts.

The following is a list of the big taxpayers in Putnan-those assessed at $5,000 and over: Ernest M. Arnold $62,045; Ballard & Clark sS.S00: Dor othy Bartlett $5,000; w. R. Barber es- tate $8,950; R. H. Bradley SPA, 200; R. H. & L. F. Bradley s35,000; Bradley & Go. s10,300; Charles W. Bradbury s5,000; Julian Bellerose s7,125: Eva Beaudreault s7,700; Usam Bennor s7,3O0; Alex o. Bibeault 5000; Bos- worth Brothers $22,85o; Thomas P. Botham $5,000; A. w. and Hattie J. Bowen s5,000; Charles H. Brown s5,250; Byron D. Bugbee s43,e77; Ellen M. Bugbee s26,500; Henry L. Burt S7s500; Marcia J. Carpenter $5,550; E. J. Carpenter s6,515; George w. Carver estate s5,OOo; Victor Chapdelaine s1o,- 00G; Childs Lumber corporation s5,50e; Chandler & Morse $1o,1 J. W. Cut Ter S17,755; Abil Converse estate
 $5,060; John A. Dady company SS.700; Rosa P. Danielson s24,43o; Ernest L. Davis $15,745; John M. Deans $1s.103; George E. Dresser s9.0o5; Alice M. Douty $7,o0o; Egan estate s7,90o; Flu reka Silk company S8,000; Maria Far ley $2S,S00; First National bank $20,-
 900; John o. Fox & Co., s17,950; Rich ard German $S,600; Dr. F. NJ Harris
 $7,740; Hammond & Knowlton com-
 pany $1S,000; George A. Hammond
 s10,975; Houghton and Wagner estate
 S34 900; A. A. Houghton and wife
 SIS, 300; H. E. HurIbut s1O,zo0: Harri-
 son Johnson estate s5,oo0; William S.
 Johnson $S.250; I. C.. Reach s1s,170;
 Mrs. Jane M. Kennedy s7.1Oo; c. M
 & F. B. Kent $9,500; E. C. Kinney
 s6,43o; Jerry Labby $500; Dr. Omer Larue s5,120; Thomas P. & William Leonard S6.S50; Frank J. Letters
 s9,S5o; Louis Lucia s7,17o; A. c. Luke
 & Co, $5,000; Monohansett Mrg. Co.,,
 $56.000; Morse mills s127,427: George
 M Morse S02 260. = MnrEn mn.
 F. A. Morrell $5.525; Napoleon Muire
 $T.4S5; Edward Mullan $14,025; Night
 ingale mills s11S,5S2; Margaret O'Leary
 S7, 500; William Pierson estate s17,200;
 Perry & Brown $S,500: Nazaire Pelo-
 quin $24,050; George A. Pettis s9,2S5;
 Powhatan mills $163, 300: Putnam Mfg. Co, $290,000; Putnam Woolen Go. $136, 900; Putnam Water company
 $6S, 900; Putnam Light and Power com pany S25,600; Putnam Foundry and
 Machine company s27.000; Putnam
 Silk company $5,100; Putnam Coal &
 Wood Go. sS,75O; w H. Sharpe SIP $50; L. E. Smith s12,9o0; J. B. Ta- tenn s23. $50: M. w. Wagner estate $24 ,000: E. NJ. Wheaton s26,3S5; Whea- ton Building and Lumber company, $21.000; WhippIe and Gilpatric s7,350. Non Residents-Buck and Harris $5.0O0; H. Goldschmidt estate ss.50o; Helen A. Goodspeed s6,o0O: Thomas Harris estate $113,2O0: N. T. Hurlbut s6.667; George A. Reach $11,400; Ad- die E. Park s9,50C; Samuel Rich es- tate $13.O00; Asa NJ. Ross $7,55O. Sheriffs Sale at Market.
 George F. Holbrook, at q sheriff $ l sale held in the Labby building on Saturday disposed of furniture. canned goods and other property of the firm ] of Emile c. Brodeur and George w. l St Marie, who conducted a market on Pomfret street. The goods were taken some time since under an attachment K of c. Officers Installed. District Deputy. P. J. Hurlihe of 1 Willimantic installed the newly elect 1 ed officers of Cargill council, K of C., at a meeting held in their rooms Sun l day afternoon. Deputy Hurlihe con- ducted the work in 8 very impressive manner.
 l Mrs. Albert Girard of Putnam is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Charles Phaneuf of 2S Almont avenue and Mrs | John Dusseault of 90 Water street Worcester.