Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-02
PUTNAM
Winter Short Run Trains on-Tatem Building Being Renovated-City in Need of New Directory-Milk Ad- vaneed to Eight Gents Per Quart.

Winter Short Run Trains On- atem
 Building Being Renovated-city in
 Need of New Directory-MiIk Ad-
 vanced to Eight Gents Per Quart.
 Dr. Edward F. Perry is the visiting physician at the Day Kimban hospital for October.
 Henry A. Pearce of Leominster. Mass, was a visitor with Putnam friends Tuesday,
 Mrs. Frank D. Thayer had the Woman's Missionary society Of the Congregational church at her home Tor a meeting Tuesday afternoon. Topic: Non-C Christian Faiths in America.
 State Policeman Robert Hurley of Hartford was a visitor in Putnam on Tuesday afternoon.
 Candidate for Reelection.
 Representative Charles J. Johnson Of the town of Thompson has announced himself as a candidate for reelection on the republican ticket. Representa- tive Johnson was commendably auten- tive to his legislative duties, during the last session. serving on the committee on humane institutions
 Body Arrives from Stamford. The, body of Thomas P. Botham, who died Saturday in Stamford, arrived ln Putnam Tuesday on the noon express. Short Run Trains On. The short run trains that are fanil . jar to travellers between this city and Worcester during the parts of the year when the winter schedule is in effect came back in service Tuesday. Letters Unclaimed. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoffice this week: Mrs. John Bum, Mrs. B. w. Cross, Miss Sarah A Gillian, Mrs. George Higgins, Mrs. A. N. Tudd, Mrs. Martha Whiting, Jack Hasler, George B. Hughes, George Lefebre, Enstachl Peltinella flu Giuseppe, Edmon Pag- nette, Peter Sannit, Henry Wright Rainbow Followed Shower Following the smart shower that swept from the west over this city soon after o'clock Tuesday after noon there was a vivid rainbow, in the eastern sky. The rainbow is the first one that has been seen here for long time.
 Probation Officer Busy.
 Probation Officer Bowen is getting to be a busy man, some new object for | his attention developing with each passing week Tuesday it was young 1 girl who was brought into the city | court, another chance to do better than she has been doing being given her. Renovatins Tatem Building. James B. Tatem. owner of the bic | building on Front street which fol years, until recently, has been occupied l by N. R. Joys stables, has men al | work there doing certain amount oi renovating. MT. Tatem said Tuesday | afternoon that he has been approached 1 by different parties who want to least the building. but he has not made any | agreements with anyone and has no | decided just what he Is going to o' with the property.
 | He is going ahead, however, mal1ins | changes, and when he does lease thu | property will make whatever additiona | changes may be necessary to accom- | modate the concern that has the us' l of 1t.
 | MT. Tatem talked some Tuesday of { l wholesale grocery being proper busi ness for the location. and one that. i l not represented here at the presen 1 time
 Will Issue Calls for caueuses.
 Notices will be issued by the repub- lican committees in various Wladhan l county towns today and tomorrow fol | the party caucuses, which, according | to the decision of the state centra l committee, are to be held throughout l the state on Wednesday of next week l Here in Putnam not word is heard about who will receive the nominations for representatives that is, nothing 1T addition to what has been common knowledge for weeks,
 City Needs New Directory.
 There is a constant demand in Put nam for a new city directory. Th' l one in present use has become obso lete and as much information that il not correct is apt to be gleaned iron 1t as information of a nature that caI be relied upon, this being due to tn
 constant changing of residences ant addresses of many of the city's people
 Milk 8 Gents Per Quart. | Consumers in Putnam began to pa,
 an extra cent a quart for milk ol
 Tuesday. with the beginning of tn
 month. The retail price is now a eight cents, which is a cent over wha
 those who buy in quantities are pay
 ing, they also having to meet cen a quart advance. The advance ha been made by all the members of tn
 local milk dealers association. Som
 dealers not in the association are sell ing the milk at the old price. Tn
 advance made is held to be due to tn ! advanced. cost of producing milk an it is claimed by some of the dealer
 that they will be getting no, greate
 profit at eight cents a quart than the formerly earned when selling at sev en cents.
 supt. c. Q. Sharpe to Be Retained, It was stated here Tuesday, not of
 ficially, that c. Dwight Sharpe will b
 retained by the city administration a
 superintendent of the city water sys tenn. MT. Sharpe has been superin . tendent' for the Putnam Water com pany for years and the highly efficier
 record he has made in caring for tn
 business Is responsible for the senti
 ment now expressed for retaining hir
 in his present place.
 No Vote on License. , At the annual town meeting nez
 Monday the polls will be open for tn
 reception of votes at 6.30 a. m. Tn ! causes in the warning for the meet : ing call for the usual appropriations meet fixed charges in the town an : for a. deficiency appropriation to mee the cost of building the new hig , school. There will be no vote on tn license question.
 Heard About Town. It was stated here Tuesday that al . engagements are being made for th ! bringing of progressive party speak , CTS to Putnam during the preser , month. No announcements have VI :. been made of any republican or demo I cratic rallies to be held in Putnam. st Among the clauses in the warnin