Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-30

John Brennan of Hartford, formerly of Putnam, was 8 visitor here Thurs day.
 A number of Putnam men will par ticipate in the Labor day shoot of the Attawaugan Gun club.
 Worcester officers made inquiries of Putnam police Thursday relative to a principal in case that is to come before the superior court in Fitchburg today (Friday).
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Monohan, who formerly lived here, are visiting Put nam friends.
 Mrs. Henry Bishop and daughter, Beatrice. are spending two weeks at Cananicut Park, R. l.
 J. c. Holman of Saybrook, member of the state board of charities, was in Putnam Thursday afternoon.
 Dr. R. c. Paine of Thompson will be the visiting physician at the Day-Kim- ball hospital for September.
 Mr and Mrs. F. E. Whitney of Ger mantown, Pa, are visiting with rela- tives in Putnam.
 Water Plant Commission Has Not
 Filed Decision.
 No decision has yet been filed in the matter of price in connection with the taking over of the plant and prop erty of the Putnam water company by the city.
 Dr. E. L. Simpson has returned from a visit of three weeks with relatives in New York state.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Proulx of Elm street are entertaining Miss Georgi- anna Lucier of Chicopee Falls, Mass.
 Saturday morning, pupils desiring to enter Putnam high school, may take the entrance examinations.
 Rev. J. R. Stubbert who has been spending the summer at Crescent beach, will occupy his pulpit at the Baptist church at the Sunday services.
 Chinese Missionary to Speak.
 Miss Jessie Marriott of China is to speak at the morning service at the Methodist church next Sunday morn ing. Tn the evening she will speak in the Methodist church in Danielson.
 Reaching Out for Colonists.
 An effort is being made in this part of eastern Connecticut to interest peo- pie in land buying in the Canadian northwest The colonization work is being done under the direction of one of the great subsidized railroad cor porations of Canada. T aNofeo TOT hePreSentatlNe. A. w. Bowen of South Main street is mentioned as an excellent man to receive one of the republican nomina- tiOns for representative in the coming session of the legislature, and his friends stand ready to work for the honor for him.
 Booth Memorial Service. 4 memorial service for Gen. Will jam Booth of the Salvation Army is to be held in the headquarters in this city Sunday afternoon and an invita- ton has been extended to the public ! to attend.
 Home from Peninsula State. Leroy Tourtellotte of Limona. Fla. | Is home here for the first time in five l years for a visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Tourtellotte of Put nam Heights. He Is to remain until about October l.
 Dogs Figure in Clever Act. A Chinese acrobatic act at the Brad 1 ley theater at Thursdays performance was applauded generously by the au- i diences. The act is cleverIy put on i two acrobatic dogs having a part with l the principals.
 Going to Owls Field Day. l Frederick Dumas, P. A. Gardner and ! E. D. Ellis leave today for Bridgeport ] where they will attend the Owls ban l quet this evening and remain for the state field day of the organization or 1 Saturday. They represent the nest ol i the order in this city.
 Deep Sea Fishermen. Tomorrow Saturday, evening q ! party of young men from this city vii | go to New London, thence on a deer sea fishing trip. They will be away until Monday. The party will be made up of Joseph A. Gagne, H. W. Sharpe l Charles Thayer, William Hughes, Berf Field and John DaigIe.
 A. M. E. Zion Prayer Meeting.
 A prayer meeting of the A. M. E Zion denomination Is to be held this 1 (Friday) evening at the parsonage or 1 Walnut street It is understood that the committee on building funds 1. meeting with success. If this degre. of success can be continued, Putnam l will have another church building a: no distant date. Rev. J. B. Wallac, Is pastor of the mission here.