Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-29
PUTNAM
Seventy four New Telephone Sub scribers-Fans Going to Boston To- day-Postoffice to Be Open Sundays Political Small Talk.

sSI'DSFs-Ta ans Golh9 TO HoSron O. | day-Postoffice to Be Open Sundays Political Small Talk.
 John Kingsley. formerly of Putnam | was visitor here Wednesday. He . will start string of horses in the | races at the Oxford fair
 Rev. Thomas Feltman pastor of the Advent church, is visiting friends in New York state and will be out of town over Sunday George B. Palmer of South Tram 1ngham was a visitor with friends in Putnam Wednesday.
 Officer John Hyland of the Webster police force, of which he has been a member twenty years. was in Putnam, calling on friends, Wednesday.
 Telephone Users Increasing. There has been an increase in the number of stations in the Putnam tel ephone division of 74 during the first seven months of 1912. At the begin ming of the present month the mum Der was 1876
 The short calendar session having been postponed. the superior court business in Putnam tomorrow (Friday) will consist of drawing the jurors for service during the September term
 Rev. Wallace Stearns will lead the prayer meeting at the Congregational church this (Thursday) evening.
 Picnic Social.
 A picnic social for members of Rho Delta class of the Methodist church was held at the home of Mrs. George Works on Grove street Wednesday aft ernoon.
 VIII Witness Boston Game.
 A number of Putnam fans plan to go to Boston today CThursday) to see the Red Sox and Athletics baseball teams make the big fight for the Am erican league pennant.
 A Clever Turn.
 Malcolm, an eccentric and entertain ing juggler closed an engagement at the Bradley theater with Wednesdays shows. his act being one of the most l pleasing recently seen at the house
 First Democratic Caucus. The democrats of Putnam will be the l first in this part of Windham county to name their senatorial and congress sional delegations The party caucus is scheduled for this evening. l The Tourtellotte high school at 1 North Grosvenordafe will open for the ! week Principal Hathaway will be at l the head of the school again this year.
 Workman Injured. | Several stitches were required to close a wound that Eugene Proulx, an employe of the Putnam Box cor poration, sustained on his foot We'd nesday morning while he was replacing a belt on a pulley. His right foot l fFir v1-ba J,4 between an emery wheel and the cas- ing that encloses it.
 Taken to sanitarum. W. Irving Morse of Woodstock whose | wife committed suicide a few weeks ago, has, after recovering from a l serious illness with pneumonia, beer taken to sanitarium in Hartford.
 POstoffice to Open Sundays.
 The Putnam postoffice is to be oper as usual Sundays after all Like othe1 postmasters, Postmaster Letters go another department order Wednesday After reading it, he decided that h, would issue an order restoring the olC order of things, so Putnamites vii be able to enjoy Sunday postoffice
 Two Delegates for Each Candidate.
 It was said here Wednesday tha the democratic delegation from Put nam to the Second district congres s1onal convention will probably go un instructed and that two of the fou delegates would probably vote fo Jodoin and two for Mahan. Putnam at the election two years ago did no give MT Jodoin the support expecte from this town
 Will Manufacture Auto Tire Duck. October l is mentioned as the dat when the Manhassett mill will reau begin to do the big manufacturin business that is expected of it. A fey machines are now being operated a the plant. Automobile tire duck wi } be the principal product of the plan this product being one that the de mand for is rapidly increasing. Tn } industry promises to become one C [ the best in Putnam
 Gransers Going to Fishers Island
 Windham county subordinate grange will send a large aggregate delegatio to Fishers island on Saturday to al tend the joint field day and outing ( Quinebaug and New London count Pomona granges This event has bee awaited with interest for a long tim 3 in this part of the state, and as it . of a somewhat different nature frol
 the usual run of such affairs, goo r weather will bring out a large mum . Der.
 k Candidates Over Modest. A peculiar political condition exist ' ] in Putnam this year-absolute uncel II tainty who the republican and demo ' cratic nominees for representatives ;. the legislature will be. No member T either party is yet willing to have z announced that he is candidate ft the honors. Uncertainty seems to maj all local political progress, this b. : ing in direct contrast to condition T in normal years.
 d Buried in WaIpole, Mass. \. The body of Mrs. John Ingrahal e who was killed by lightning at Nor C Ashford. has been taken to Walpo, t Mass, for burial Walpole was h a former home.
 Rev. Mr. Meehan, Adventist. 9 Rev. John T. Meehan of North Sci