Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-11
TOWN ALREADY OVER sALooNED
Commissioners, Fortified by One-to-
 500 Law, Not to Renew Bousquet License.

The county commissioners have de- cided not to renew the license of the place that has been run by Henry Bosquet on Elm street. Mir. Bosquet was killed in the sad shooting acci- dent in the woods near here a few | days ago. Putnam has more licenses | than it is entitled to under the law allowing one license to each 500 of the population in any license town in the state, but as Putnam has never been | no-license territory since that law was passed, the excessive number of places | have, undeCt provision of the act re- l ferred to- been allowed to remain. Mir. | BosQuets untimely death, however, has resulted in reducing the number | of licenses in the city by one, as no one is entitled to take up his appli- | cation.
 l Train crews that expected to get a rest Sunday after a busy week went out from this city to serve on extra calls for duty. Anyone who keeps a watch on the local railroad yards now | adays cannot fail to note that it Is a very busy place, and that there is about twice as much doing as was formerly the case. The freight move ments through here are of surprising proportions and seemingly the end has not yet been reached. One double header freight that pulled out of here Saturday afternoon, west bound, look
 ed mile long, so many were the cars
 that the big locomotives were haul
 ing.
 Miss Kenyon's Condition Grave.
 Miss Louise Kenyon, who was brought here from West Woodstock
 Friday afternoon, suffering from a bull let wound, was resting in an un- changed condition at the hospital or
 Saturday. It is understood that there
 is very little hope for her recovery.
 After Postmastershp Plum.
 Several prominent democrats 1T Putnam have been mentioned within |, the past few days for appointment as postmaster to succeed the present in
 cumbent, F. c. Letters, but nothing i! , being said about the matter by thos,
 upon whom the limelight seems to b , shining. Postmaster Letters term doe! not expire until well into President r elect Wilson's administration, howev , CT, 80 no changes may be expected fo
 a long time.
 9 Board Meeting at Andovsr. l Notice was given at the Congrega l tional church Sunday of the forty y fifth annual meeting of the Women
 
 g South church, Andover, Mass. Wed
 nesday and Thursday of this week.
 Guests of Senator and Mrs. Hammon Hon. and Mrs. G. A. Hammond hay been entertaining Mrs. Hammond ., cousin, Mrs. Alvin A. Sweet and he daughter, Mrs. Annie Bliss, both C z Newton, Mass. motor trips throug 5 the surrounding country occupyin | DP fo, 4 days.
 First Trip to Golden Dome. A With few exceptions, the member 8 of the legislature from Windham coun V ty towns during the coming sessio
 of the legislature will be new to tn h legislative halls, but all of them ar l. men of experience and will be valua
 ble representatives of their respectiv
 towns.
 :, Passing of Perrin Hill. = Perrin hill does not look like tn
 same old place to those who have bee 2 over there since the state road cor :. tractors have finished their work. I'll Ia big climb that was so hard on horse d and not so easy for the automobile a has been cut away, until now there n a regular railroad grade. l. More Academy Students Transferre
 More than score of students fro
 the Academy of Notre Dame left hel
 Saturday morning for Mt. St. Joseph
 seminary, Hartford, where they are " study in the future.
 O'Brien- Brennan Marriage.
 Announcement is made of the con pr ing marriage of Miss Margaret O'Brie
 of Mechanicsville and William Bre1 l., nan of Danielson, formerly of tn S. city, at West Thompson, on Monday y. next week.
 .: On the Tip of the Tongue.
 There was a large party out Satu ,4 day evening for dance given a' Rents hall, the music being by Co Il. lins' Singing orchestra. yyI There is to be meeting of the con II mon council tomorrow (Tuesday) ev Il ming.
 c No arrests have followed the inju ,t ing of private property by celebrate N. pn election night in this city, and IS' is now believed that there may IT. none.
 Owing to a change in the chart
 provisions of the city of Putnam the
 will be no election in December of tf
 year for places in the common cou at cil.