Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-23

company-Increase in School Reve-
 nue.
 Alvarez Muire. who broke, his leg while playing baseball at an outing at Phillips grove during August will be able to be about in a short time.
 Captain Edwars of the Seamen' Bethel at Vineyard Haven is to speak at the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Wheaton will have the members of the Ladies' Social circle at her home for the first fall meeting "Wednesday afternoon.
 James P Moran of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Putnam over Sunday.
 Putnam people are planning to at tend the Worcester musical festival early in October
 A majority of the pupils in the East Putnam school are residents of the town of Killingly.
 Miss Mary Daniels was leader of the Y. P S. c. E. meeting at the Congre- gational church Sunday evening. Came from Worcester to Wed. Miss Crissie M. Mead and William , c. Besselielbre, both of Worcester, were married here Saturday by Rev. F.. D. 1 Sargent.
 Short Calendar Session. A short calendar session of the su- perior court will be, held here We'd nesday if there is sufficient business.
 Palms in Winter Quarters.
 The big palms that have attracted l so much attention at the railroad sta | ton all summer were taken in Satur- dayto protect them from the cold.
 Souvenir Taylor Campaigns for Taft. William H. (Souvenir) Taylor is l engaged in doing special work at re- l publican headquarters in Hartford. Souvenir has been in Putnam recently to get Taft literature, posters and but l tons left over from the last national l campaign.
 l Theaters Comply With State Laws. The theaters in the city were in- spected by the state police Saturday l All of the playhouses in Putnam are equipped in accordance with the state law
 f, Going to points where the Grand Trunk extension is being built. in the T nearby border towns of Massachusetts
 is now popular form pf outing fol I people in this section. The big steam ! shovels \on the work attract special
 attention. 1 About ,75 New Voters. It is estimated that about 75 new voters will be made in time for the
 annual town meeting in October
 There will be others to be made in time
 for the national election in November
 but not so many as will be admitted as electors during the next few days.
  I May Have Stolen Typewriter. 1 Town officials were interested Sat ,, urday in Boston news item statint that New London man had been ar rested in that city for stealing type writers. They think 1t possible tha this fellow may be the one who go away with the machine missing fror the Israel Putnam school T Government Pays the Freight. : Local attorneys have received un 1 der the frank of United States Senate i | James A. O'Gorman of New, York tn speech The Lawyer in Politics, deliv q cred by Woodrow Wilson before tn < | Kentucky Bar association at Lexine n ton in July The speech is part { ' the Congressional Record and th pamphlets received here were printe
 at the government printing office O 1 Washington Criticism was mao 2 Saturday that this use of Senate n O'Gorman's franking privilege is I r better than that for which Senat, [ Jonathan Bourne of Oregon has bee if so severely criticised by Massachuset II papers recently.
 :. Cabinet for Communion Service. : The communion service that WI ' presented to the Congregational churt { by Hiram Brown June 1, 1874, WI : laid aside nine years ago, the indivit :. ual cups given by Mrs. Marqu "a Green being used instead Recent s Fred Tefft presented the church a cal '. met that has been placed in u |, church parlor in which the old servi ,- Is to be kept. Mrs. F. D. Sargent zi class is to arrange for a tablet tn n will indicate the name of the don Y and the date of the gift. eI' al County President Cannot Come. s' The meeting of the members of t s' Thompson W. C. T. U. Is to be he aae Thursday. It was expected that Mi 2, ol Liza K. Fuller, the county presidel U. would be able to be present, but it h II been found that she cannot come u " year
 Protest Not Anticipated.
 The time for the water 4compa lis filing a protest against accepting t t. finding of the special water comm D. sion expires tomorrow. There seer te. no likelihood that such a remo " strance will be filed, so the city oi a. cials will now be concerned with ( m ranging for financing the transf IS: which will occur within 50 days h. h. School Account Revenue Increased s fo The county of Windhaml will r Iat the town of Putnam S700 for sch
 services rendered in the teaching
 the many children from the coul
 home for children who attend a school in the Sawyer district It V m said here Saturday that the reveI of on the school account i'll Putnam V 80 be shown by the town reports to Till about $500 greater this year than m previously been the case. :" Watching Out for Stolen Auto.
 Capt. John Murray of the police
 partment has been keeping watch
 an dlIf0TnOhila which he has heau !,