Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-15
PUTNAM
State Police on Trail of Firebue- Athletic Club to Open Season. Foundry and Machine Company Un' able to Keep up with Orders.

Foundry and Macnine SoHlPdny SH- able to Keep up with Orders. T. W. Caperton of Manchester is spending a few days in Putnam. F. H. McGar of Meriden, division commander of the Sons of Veterans of Connecticut, was visitor with Dr. E, F. Perry and other Putnam mem bers of the organization Thursday. 1 J. Olin Howe of Waterbury was in Putnam Thursday.
 On Shore Leave. Charles Belair of the United States navy is spending a few days leave of absence at his home in this city. | Dr. J. E. Burnett of Brockton was ] a visitor with relatives in Putnam on | Thursday.
 1 Local attorneys will be at Williman- l tic this (Friday) morning for a short | calendar session of the superior court. | Miss Marie Louise Remillard was a
 recent visitor with Worcester friends. Henry G. St. Martin of Lawrence, Mass, called on friends here Thurs day.
 Back to the Old Home.
 NJ. NJ. Dwyer, formerly proprietor of 1 the Chickering hotel. is making ar
 engagements to again take up his resi-
 dence in Putnam. He has been away
 from here much of the time since dis posing of his business interests. | Mrs Frank Lucier is entertaining
 her daughter, Mrs. P. N. Leclair of
 Southbridge.
 1 P. J. Thurber and Miss Emma Whip pie have been spending several days in Providence as guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Harris.
 F. E. Burnett Has a Shock, Announcement was received here on Thursday that F. E. Burnett of Bos- I ton. whose home is in this city, had suffered a shock Mir. Burnett, who is about 72 years of age was twice
 principal of Putnam high school. Defeated Hasbeens.
 | The Putnam high school basketball
 team defeated the Putnam Hasbeens by the score of 22 to 15, Murray be-
 ing the star for the high school Fuller
 doing the best playing for the Has,
 beens.
 Morse-Latham.
 A recent marriage at SmithfeId. R. l., was that of Miss Anna Latham of
 Smithfeld and George Morse of East
 Thompson.
 T Street Commissioner Alert. | Frederick Dumas, superintendent of streets, is on to his job. His men dc
 efficient work in keeping crossWaIks in
 the business section clear of mud in
 bad weather, as was shown Thursday Twenty Arrests During October.
 The police report for October shows
 that there were 20 arrests here durins
 that period and that eight of the pris-
 oners were sent to jail. The police
 reported eight doors found unsecured ) at night during the month. Rhode Islanders Wed. George H. Swett, 35, an overseer al
 Centerdale, R. l., and May B. Ross
 A, Providence, were married here bJ Rev. George D. Stanley of the Metho. , dist church
 Anti-Quack Petition.
 ] If you are an owner of ducks tha disturb the nefghberS by early morn. ] ing quacking. do something to pre- 7 vent the racket, for Health Officer Dr : Omer Larue has reported to the com. l mon council that complaints come tt him on account of the -footeS | chorus.
 An Average Year. It is understood that the reports O
 the commissioners for Wfndham coun
 ty, to be issued within a few days : will show neither a decided def1ci : nor any great gain in the ffnancia : condition of the county for the year
 which wAs not so favorable to SC curing good results as several tha l shaEe preceded it. One loss during tn , year was caused by the burning of tn 2 barn at the chfldren's home. near here l Athletic Exhibit for Members Only. The Putnam Social Athletic clui 5 members are to have their first ses . sion in Hammond han November 2; [ when three scientific boxing bouts an . vaudeville acts are to be the attrac . tion. AS the organization is fncor . porated and chartered by the state 2 none but members are to be aIlowe t in the hall
 8 The bouts announced are one of si r rounds between Fred Clark of Daniel
 son and Young Nolan of Woonsoeke
 another of rounds between Xxi Wright of Canada and Mike Grady c z New York, this one with the contest ants at 13s pounds, and the stellar at , traetion-Teddy Murphy of New Yorl a 165 pound champion of America . against Tommy Flanigan of Bostor < this to be a 12-round go- The shov !. 1 will mark the revival of boxing exhi !, bftfoas in Putnam