Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-22
PUTNAM
Douglas Camp Meeting Will Be Big This Year-M. Nj. Dwyer Going to Canada = Danielson Manufacturer Will Help Local Industry.

This Year-M. Nj. Dwyer Going to Canada = Danielson Manufacturer Will Help Local Industry.
 Frank Rita has sold his barber shop in the Putnam Inn building to George Lizotte and Alcid St Onge. who have been employed in other barber shops in town. They take possession this (Monday) morning. MT. Rita is going to Vancouver. B. c.
 Mir. and Mrs. Silas M. Wheelock have returned to Putnam, after stay of several weeks in New York state
 Miss Edna Delude of Woonsocket has been spending few days with Miss Leona Daigle of Woodstock ave- nue.
 A number of Putnam people have made plans to attend the Douglas camp meeting this week.
 Texas Registration.
 An automobile bearing a Texas reg istranon is frequently seen travelling the streets of Putnam. The machine is owned by the Chandler family, spending the summer at Woodstock.
 Congregational Choir Outing.
 The choir of the Congregational church will be at the Hotel Delmont, Crescent Beach, next week. Plans for the outing are completed.
 One Bull Mooser Out.
 P. J. O'Brien of Mechanicsville says he is for Roosevelt and the progress sive party and that he is going to lex plode a bomb" in a week or two, MT. O'Brien meaning that he is going to say something in favor of the Bull Moose movement.
 No More Turkey Trots.
 Managers of the summer dance pa vilions at the lakes in this vicinity have placed ban upon the turkey trotters and bunny huggers, etc. There must be none of this sugges- tive dancing on their floors, they say.
 Will Locate in Canada.
 The following news item was sent out from Webster Saturday: Thomas T. Dwyer M. M. Dwyer and James Lynch will leave Webster Monday for Edmonton, Alberta. Thomas Dwyer recently sold his livery business in Webster and NJ. M. Dwyer has 6lispos- ed of the Chiekering house. one of the leading hotels in Putnam. Mr Lynch of Lynch Brothers, owners of the City hotel. Webster, will make the trip and will remain tWo weeks
 President Morse at Douglas Camp.
 George M. Morse of this city, presi- | dent of the Douglas Camp Meeting as- seciation, has arrived at the camp and l has taken up his residence in his cot | tage, MT. Morse is S1 years of age, | Mr. Morse has been sick. but he feels | better now and thinks that he will be | able to remain at the camp through l hn frn VK5i continue to the 29th.
 No Hammond Buttons Ordered Yet.
 Senator G. A. Hammond was asked Saturday if he would be candidate l in Putnam this fall for one of the re- | publican nominations for represents tive. In reply the senator said that he might be a candidate for governor ol congress, but he had not decided just yet-at least he had not ordered any Hammond buttons.
 Camp Meeting Will Be Large.
 The Douglas camp me ting this veal | gives promise of being the greates ever Already many tents have hat | to be erected to accommodate thu number that have come for the frs days of the gathering, and more come by every train. Among those now or
  many of the towns in this part O Connecticut.
 Quick Deliveries by Trolley.
 The first week of service by tn, trolley freight service between thi' city and Providence has shown tha the quick deliveries are appreciated by the local business men and manu lecturers. The way in which the ser | "a it will be a fixture. A wide variet. of merchandise has been handled dur ing the few days that the ear has beel running into Putnam.
 improvements at Putnam Inn.
 A new walk is to be put in along tn entire front of the Putnam Inn block which was recently purchased b, Landlord E. C. Rogers. The building has been greatly improved under MI Rogers direction, the painting of tn exterior of the building being amoni the latest improvements made.
 Handkerchief Department Will Help
 It is probable that a local industr will derive considerable benefit iron the establishment in the plant of tn Danielson Cotton company at Daniel son of a handkerchief manufacturin l department. ceTldlu Culnilouil produced by local firm is needed b the Danielson company and the indi cations are that a Putnam concer will get the business.
 Putnam Grange Planning Picnic.
 Putnam grange will hold meetin this GMonday) evening in Odd Fellowl hall. An effort has been made to hay as many members as possible presen as plans for a picnic will be discuss ed.
 Complaint Against Siren Horns. Some complaint is being heard rel ative to the brain racking manner 5 which some automobile drivers blo' the siren horns of the machines whi driving through this city. No one ot tects to the use of the signal for legit l innate purposes, but they do kiC T against the childlike toying with u . noise producers that some driyel q l have become ehronieally guilty of. Fatally Burned. , Maria Yignon. S5. an Italian woma . of East Thompson, died Saturday nigl 2 at the Day Kinball hospital where sl a had been brought short time befoT ' terribly burned as the result of h. clothes catching ire while attemptiT to kindle a stove fire at her hom n The body was sent to Hartford fro this city,
 i, Fell from Electric Car. d Mrs. C. 5. Franklin was injured Sul n day night when she feli from the ele . ! trio ear arriving in this city from DaI