Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-22
PUTNAM
Pomfret Students in River Practice -only Thirty Prisoners at Jail- Elks' Ladies' Nisht-Attempte HoId-up of Charles J. Johnson.

State Divisional Engineer F. Walden Wright was in Hartford Tuesday on a business trip.
 J. B. L'Heureux of Fitchburg. for merly of this city, was a visitor in Putnam Tuesday.
 Dr. F. F. Perry, president of the Windham County Medical society, Dr. J. R. Kent, Dr. s. B. Overlook, Dr. R. c. Paine and Dr. G. M. Burroughs are to attend the meeting of the State Medical society in, New Haven today Wednesday,.
 Petrossi Workman Burned.
 Employe No 13S of the Petrossi sewer gang was taken to the Day Kimball hospital Tuesday morning, suffering from burns received when he poured kerosene on the coals of his blacksmiths forge He was not seriously injured.
 Memorial Day Games.
 It has been definitely decided that there will be a baseball game in this city Memorial day morning between the Putnam and Dayville teams. In the afternoon the teams will play at Wildwood park.
 Milk Dealers BameIess.
 Two local milk dealers have been at Hartford to answer to inquiries re- garding the unsatisfactory standard of their milk. It was stated on Tuesday that the dealers had committed no serious offense, in fact had no intent l to do other than the right thing. The 1 circumstances surrounding the cases indicate this.
 Sewer Extension. The work of laying sewer in Main street was practically completed on | Tuesday, when the excavations were being closed. The next street that will be torn up by the constructors is Un- | ion street, which may be attacked to- day.
 Pomfret Students on the River.
 The Pomfret navy" has commenced the work of the season and the mem bers of the crews are now taking reg ular workouts in their shells, which art launched on the Quinebaug river, neal Cotton's bridge. about four miles soutt of this city. Rowing has come to bt something of a feature at this school The crews this year are regarded al strong.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are un l claimed at the Putnam postoffice thi l Nt6h AllSS E1eltu 1dFTOIl, MTS. JO seph Jolie. Mrs E. B. Thornton, Jo seph Levellie. Henry Phillips
 Children Enthusiastic for Cleanup.
 The effect of the talk to the schoo children Monday relative to helpinI make cleanup week a success wa manifest Tuesday, when many of tn young people were enthusiastically engaged in making collections of ii cans and other rubbish to be piled u and removed by the teams of tn Clean City league later in the week. Wrong Locks on Steel Cells. The new steel cells are being pu in position in the municipal building Alderman Hector Duvert of the polio committee of the common council sai Tuesday that the locks on the cell had not come as ordered and that tn matter had been taken up with th company. Spring locks are called fc in the contract, but these have nc been supplied. Alderman Duvert ha [ taken the matter up and will have adjusted.
 5 There has been q Iull this week ? ! the stream of applications for mar risge licenses in Putnam by couple i from Massac chusetts and Rhode Islam but on Tuesday Town Clerk Davi . Flagg had inquiries from two couplt s who contemplate coming to this cit 5 to have the nuptlal knot tied