Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

for Business. County Commissioner Charles E. Barber of Central Village was in Put nam Friday. NJ. C. Hendrickson of Worcester called on friends in town Friday.
 Girl of 15 safeguarded. Fife Lanphere, IS, was taken into custody by Captain Murray Friday afternoon and charged with being in danger of falling into vice. A dance given under the auspices Of the Eastern Star furnished entertain ment for those attending Friday eve- ning
 A charter has been granted the Put nam Social and Athletic club by the state.
 lmpeaehing Mayor Mahan's Record.
 Railroad men have been sent circu- lars attacking Mayor Bryan F. Mahan of New London, candidate for con- gress, on his record on proposed rail- road legislation at the last general as- sembly.
 Willie Walsh. recently injured by being struck by an automobile, is making gradual progress toward re- covery.
 Principal J. E. wignot of the high school and Principal M. P. Paine of the Israel Putnam school were at Hartford Friday, attending the teach CTS convention.
 To Address Grange.
 Prof. George H. Lamson of the fac ulty of Storrs college is to deliver an address on Apple Insects in Connecti- cut, at the meeting of Quinebaug Po- mona grange in Woodstock today (Saturday).
 Tardy Penalty.
 For an assault on Stephen R. Hop kins of Woodstock. committed nearly two years ago. Augustus Racine of the same town was tried before a justice there Friday and fined.
 The superior court for the county will come in at Putnam next Tues day. On Thursday the case of Bowne brothers vs. H. H. Davenport of Pom fret is set for trial. There will be a short calendar session here next Fri day.
 Practically all of the dealers now doing business in Putnam have filed applications for renewal of their H. censes, which expire the first of the coming month.
 } Progressives Encouraged. Before leaving Putnam for New Brunswick Friday afternoon Gordon A. Johnstone of Danielson said the 5 progressives in Putnam and Killingly were well pleased with the result of : the rallies of Thursday night . Too Wet for Hoboes. 7 The rain of the past three days ha.
 forced breaking up of tramp camI 7 that has been occupied between this t city and Dayville during the greatel part of the month
 f An unusually large number of Sun n day school workers is expected her,
 from various towns in the county fo = the convention that is to be held a . the Methodist church next Wednesday = Edgar o. Gleason of Pomfret ha a sent friends in this city some apple
 picked from a tree that is over 10
 years old. The fruit is of excellen Q quality.
 }, Patriotic Greeks Going Home.
 Many Greeks from Boston Worces $ ter and other cities north of here con II tinue to pass through Putnam en rout
 for home and the seat of war. Il A Vito, who is rapidly completin T his contract at Perrin hill, is sendin u much of his equipment to the tow
 of Plainfeld, where he has anothe
 state road contract
 | V Rev. F. w. Armstrong, who cam a here a few months ago as pastor l. the Pentecostal Church of the Nas arene, has resigned his pastorate 1 become travelling salesman for Ne le England shoe firm, 1t is announces l. Rev. Mir. Armstrong was a travelin W man before entering the ministry fe y years ago. He was at one time pas
 tor at Danielson, going from there
 Liverpool. Ohio, his passionate hel s. commencing after the Douglas cam n. meeting last summer Rev. MT. Arm a strong did effective work during h or brief stay in Putnam.
 Growers in towns in this section e1
 pect to realize fine returns from u TO sale of their apple crop for the pa .e season. Many of the growers hal e' adopted modern methods of gettir IL superior fruit and as a result the II, product is finding a ready sale 2 an favorable prices.
 Ponfret Society to Meet. of The Pomfret Neighborhood associ lg tion is to have a meeting this (Sa w urday) evening for the purpose
 making plans and organizing for t
 coming winter season. ny Statistics of Tariff Protection. | lue TtpuDllCdH WOTheTS OI IIlS -Cl De and vicinity are circulating a print ss list of what rate of tariff pretecti on is now given textile companies ha by ing plants hereabouts and of the ve d. much reduced rates of protection tn ed they will have if the democrats COT us into power, this list of reductions b to ing based on the schedules contain 's- in the bill passed by the democrs ms recently, but not signed by Preside
 Taft In the closing days of the cal ng paign the amount of literature that n- getting distribution in this section a ne coming from the various political pa a. ties is unusually large.
 Returning to Japan. ,ed MT. and Mrs. K. Omori, who he n's been spending some time in Woodstc Lk- have made arrangements to return ast Japan, where MT. Omori has an i his portant position. He has been taxi
 a long vacation for the benefit of ITS, health, spending some time at Wot A, stock.
 Al A Harold Robbins of East Thomps tIv has resigned in the machine shop at the American Optical company da Southbridge, Mass, and is worki ;o,, in Woonsocket.
 ioH Members of the Millionaires' c
 of Webster will hold social and bs
 quet in Putnam tonight (Saturda nes Arrangements are in charge of Jc are Scott, John Butlers J. Otto Loo md George Cogswell and John Sherwo the - will Housemaid-And are you going lch your young lady's wedding? Cool net Rather Mistress has given me to
 AS wedding presenti-E1iegel