Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-05


 dine-Executors of WheeIook Estate
 Named.
 state highway department, Is in Hart ford today on a business trip.
 Alverz Muire, who broke his leg while playing baseball at an outing in August, has so far recovered as to be able to get about with some aid from crutches.
 Herbert Knox Smith. progressive candidate for governor of Connecticut. is expected here on an afternoon train today. He is going to speak at North Grosvenordale, but is not scheduled to talk in this city.
 Twenty-one at Worcester Festival.
 TWenty-one persons made up the party that left here Friday afternoon with the choir of the Congregational festival.
 Jerry Labby has recovered from an illness that has kept him at his home during the week and which developed while he was travelling to Boston.
 John Day Of Danieson remained critically i'll at the Day -Kimball hos pital Friday. where he has been in a serious condition during the week.
 Assistant Postmaster llI.
 Assistant Postmaster Charles Let ters developed pneumonia during Fri day, his temperature consistently re- maining at 104 degrees in spite of ev- cry effort to reduce it. He Is being cared for by graduate nurse.
 Candidate for Representative.
 Attorney Frank E. Howarth has an- nounced that he is candidate for one of the republican nominations for rep- resentative. Attorney Howarth is the youngest candidate that has entered the political field in Putnam in a long time, as he is also the youngest mem- Der of the Windham county bar, hav- ing been admitted to practice during the present year.
 Tobacco Premium Coupons Won't Go!
 The season for hunting game birds opens next Tuesday. The woods vii | be full of hunters if all the sportsmer ! carry out their present plans They will be expected to have their license; along, not tobacco premiums witi which to dupe inquiring game war. l dens as was done to one official 1T I CHlOu ldSl 1cdl bJ lOCdl llldli In this case the warden did not dis cover the hoax, but another wiser on, might
 Ledge Delays Progress.
 A force of men was engaged Frida! in excavating for sewer installations il Canal street The same 1edgs that ha Canal street. The same ledge that ha proposition in parts of Elm street an, | 141 countered again and dynamite was be ing used Friday to open the trench t the required depth
 l Nothing About New Postoffice.
 Postmaster Frank C. Letters sai Friday that he has recently hear nothing new relative to the postoffic building that is to be erected on tn site secured at the corner of Grov and South Main streets. The delay not unusual, however, not more s than is attendant upon the construc tion of such buildings elsewhere.
 Would Succeed Himself.
 Representative Hector Duvert is t be a candidate at the republican eau GUS next Wednesday for renominatio to succeed himself in his present of | hNCs WI yCdlo d6O MIL DuNCIL wa elected a member of the legislatur from this town, with a banner vot the largest given any candidate on tn state ticket. At Hartford, where | was a regular attendant at session he gained valuable legislative experi ence, and has been urged for month
 by his friends to again proclaim him self for the office. He did not deci6
 to do so until Friday. In the last ses sion MT. Duvert was a member of th
 important finance committee.
 Married by Justice GelssIsr. Miss Alma Johnson, 21, and Edwar
 Fennessey, both of Worcester, wei
 married here Friday afternoon by Al torney Mahlon H. Geissler, justice the peace. MT. Fennessey told son of the people with whom he talked tn;
 he was cousin of Capt. John Murrs
 of the local police force. This inter
 ested the captain when he heard abol
 it. but the officer did not seem able , place the young man, whom he hs
 not seen, at that time.
 |, Laughmaker at Bradley Theater. | It seemed like old times at Il 9 Bradley theater Friday evening, wht g a big and enthusiastic audience gree ed the production of Mutt and Je1 5 the first attraction of it's kind tn $ Manager George M. Fine has broug r here this season. There was 8 ripp Q or a roar of laughter at about evel e stage of the show, the coming of whit l had been anticipated by many WI f had heard much about it from frien
 who had seen the production. z City's September Expenses. V Principal items of expense in u 2 city's accounts for September follow < Amount paid to water commissions n for their work in connection with | = appraisal of the plant and property r the Putnam water company, S2,1S6.2
 Putnam light and power compal q S4s9.65; fire department, $442.30; cou f l officials, s130.S2; Petrossi compan = sewer contractors, $3,076s0; highw; V department, s256.5o; George Perry, ci - engineer, $325.25.
 Current Topics.
 Whether or not the progressive pa |. ty will nominate candidates for re e resentatives in Putnam has not be- k announced. Killingly is the only tov h in this section where the bull moose a have named candidates for represent l, tives
 d Abutters who have not made I . pairs to sidewalks, as is desired If the city, are to be notified to do {. before the first of the coming mon1 Il The republican town committee d. Putnam held meeting Friday eveni $ for the discussion of matters that a
 now claiming the attention Of tn
 body.
 A. N. Law Is in the west, visiti
 with a brother and a sister, who II
 respectively in Buda and Chicago, 1t Foliage in this section has in ma ia places taken on the first autumn tin ,- and the woods are now sights of bea l. ty, This is especially true about 4
 exnnder's lake, where many auton,
 bllists arc going daily to enjoy t - grandeur,
 s ,n A food sale WAS held at thS Co ol greeational church pariors Friday d erneon and attracted many buyers, ie George A, Hendrickson of Worot 9I I ter called on friends in Putnam F' iu day afternoon,