Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-17
PUTNAM
K. of c, Hshors fer M, M. Dwyer-- April Mortalty-clean City League
 Aotive--Jurors Drawn fer May Term

K. of c, Hsnors for M, Ma 6wyer-=
 April Mortallty-clean City League
 Aotive--Jurers Drawn fer May Term
 Herbert E. Bowen of New York, a prominent official of the Clyde Line Steamship company, has arrived from New York. having purchased from An drew J. Kennedy his farm near the ehildren's home.
 Made State Warden.
 M. M Dwyer of Cargill council of this city is the first Putnam man to be elected a state officer of the Knights of Columbus in Connecticut. He was made state warden at the annual con vention held this week.
 George Johnson of North Grosvenor- dale has made good as third baseman for the St. Thomas team of the Cana l dian league, beating out five good ean- didates for the position.
 A number of the members of Put nam chapter, R. A. M., of this city will go to Danielson this (Friday) | evening for the Tooth anniversary cele- | bration of the organization of Warren chapter of that place.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 LetteSs addressed to Fred Dixon, | Edward C. Menar, George Parlor, P. o. Box 375, Miss E. Adele Brown, A Duroeher and Miss Winifred Kennedy are unclaimed at the Putnam post office this week.
 Moving to Pawtucket.
 Simon Farley long identified with the business interests and public af- fairs of Putnam, is moving to Paw 1 tucket Mr. Farley has been engaged l in the clothing business in Putnam and has filled the public offices of tax collector and assessor. Before coFtng to Putnam he was in business in DSin- ielson.
 Married in Putnam.
 A bride from Massachusetts town and a groom from Indianapolis came 1 to Putnam Thursday to be married by Ia local clergyman. They were not anxious that their names be publish | ed. After the ceremony they left here | for a wedding trip.
 There is not so much pleasure in be- | ing a gypsy and sleeping in tree-if | gypsies sleep in trees-when it rains | three days out of four, but band of Rue Bohemians are in Putnam, camped near the highway at point below the | fair grounds.
 It is understood that bids will soon 1 be asked for the construction of a piece of state highway to be put in from 1 Whittlesey's corner to the Rhode Isl and state line this new stretch to be about four miles in length, commence ing at the end of the present piece of state highway in that section of the town.
 Stood the Test.
 The following persons passed the naturalization examination in Putnam | this week. August A Swanberg | Woodstock; Auguste Blanchette, Put nam; William P Gauthier, Central | Village; Alfred H. Gauthier, Putnam; 1 Arthur Vaudeville North Grosvenor- | dale Coarro Wood Sterling; Ferdi- nand Gagnon, Putnam.
 Eleven Deaths in April. The monthly bulletin of the state 1 board of health shows that there were | eleven deaths in Putnam during April, i three Of these deaths being of children under years of age. Pneumonia caused one death, diseases of the ner- vous system two, heart disease two, | the other six being listed under the | head of all other diseases" Eastford. Pomfret and Sterling are | Wiudham county towns that reported no deaths in their limits during the month of April
 The birth rate in Putnam during March is shown by the current buIle- tin to have been good, twelve being reported.
 Drawn for Jury Duty.
 The following is the list of jurors | drawn for service at the May term of | the superior court: Windham, George 1 R. NlcCracken. William c. Bacl1us, 1 Aman A. Trudeau; Putnam. Silas M. | Wheelock, G. Allen Hawkins; Brook 1 lyn. Cephas r. Rainvllle: Chaplin. l George T. Crane; Canterbury, Charles Barstow; Ashford. E. F. Bassett; Eastford, Andrew G. Morse; Hampton, | Fred litchheld; Killngly, Eugene l Chesbro, James A. Shippee; PlainfieId, | Clarence M. Daggett. John A. Baton; Pomfret D. ". Medbury, John H. Larued: Scotland c. Cary, A. F. Vel l den; Sterling, Charles B. Spaulding; Thompson, Wilfred c. Mills. B. [. Huntington; Woodstock. William B. Gallup, George WethereT.
 Aided Injured Wheelman.
 An item in Worcester paper of | Thursday under a Webster dateline, | tblu HOW GeOf6e ttODeft, Putnam, l found George F. Landis, Providence. a | motorcyclist, who crashed into a fence on the Oxford road, in a semi-con scious condition. Mir. Roberts was l passing in his automobile He assist | ed Landis to his feet, the man being l afterwards taken to a Worcester hos pitaL According to the account Lan- dis was thrown 15 feet when he crash ed into the fence. He was severely cut ] about the face, his shoulder wrenched and he was otherwise injured.
 CleanUp Leagues Suggestions.
 The Clean City league has put out some display cards inviting everyone who has the interest of Putnam al heart to give assistance in making cleanup" week a success. The bic i dolngs will commence on Monday oi next week. What is wanted is CO., operation If everybody will get busy and sec that piles of rubbish are col lected, the league will do it's part ir furnishing teams, free of expense, tc see that the debris is removed.
 A Late Season.
 l The season is three weeks late This statement was made in Putnam Thursday by a prominent farmer anC granger from a neighboring town
 When he made it it was raining likt l great guns, adding more water t( nelds so saturated with water tha- cultivation of them has been delaye( all during the pTnspOt month Tto I1ri,,,