Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-10
PUTNAM
Naturalization at Tuesdays SsssIen eff Geart-Birthaay Party-Imereve- ments en Street RaiIway-5asketbalI Team Probable fer p. H. &,

Geurt-sirthaay Party-ImPreve
 ments en Street RaiIway-Basketball
 Team Probable fer p. H. 8.
 At the sessien of the superior court here Tuesday the following persons were naturahEed: Alfred Beaulac Paul Emil MeisSner, Frederick Hausermann Per Angus Clausen, James McAndrew Court adjourned until this (Wednes day) morning, when the session will be at Willimantie and other candi- dates fer naturalization will be pres ent.
 Birthday Cake and Favor Pie.
 At the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles T. Thayer on Grove street Tuesday afternoon there was birth day party, their daughter, Katherine, observing her tenth natal day. The party of little people present included Elsie Baldwin, Dorothy Bone, Eliza beth Rafferty. Flora White, Wilhelmina Frost, Ruth Mccoy, Esther Rouse, John Keith and Helen Aylward, the latter of Danielson. A dainty luncheon was served on the veranda at the Thayer home and among the many nice things that decorated the table was a birth day cake and a favor pie. A feature of the afternoon was an automobile trip for all the little ones in cars of A. Wood. Danielson, grandfather
 
 Street Railway Improvements.
 The Shore fine Electric company's employees will complete today the work they have been doing in Putnam in connection with the laying of new rails, relocating the track and making changes in the roadbed in Elm and Front streets. Tuesday the surface of Elm street near it's junction with Front street was being plowed by men in the employ of the contractor who is doing the street improvement work for the state highway commission. State Divisional Engineer Weldon of Willimantic was in Putnam Tuesday inspecting the work.
 Entertained Party of Nine
 Mr. and Mrs George s. Bradley re- gently entertained a party of nine at their home here, the visitors coming the party were MT. and Mrs. c. Burger Mir. and Mrs. Joseph West, Edward West and Thomas West. MT. and Mrs Bradley are entertaining W. M Hall, San Francisco, brother of Mrs. Brad = ley. Mir Hall is the Pacific coast agent of Waterbury manufacturing com pany and Is on one of his periodical trips east, visiting with relatives in this section.
 ook Auto Number.
 state policeman who was doing some work in this county Tuesday got the number of the automobile driven was running at approximately 45 miles an hour What is going to hap pen to the driver can only be a mat ter of conjecture until later.
 p. H. s. Basketball Team. 
 Putnam High school will have a bas ketball team again this fall and a good one, it is expected by students who are interested in the pastime.
 Returns from Shore.
 Mrs. s. NJ. WheeIock has returned from Pleasant View, R. l., where she has been spending the summer.
 Miss Ruth White has returned to Passafc, N. J, where she will resume her duties as teacher in a public school
 Miss Essie Macdonald has returned to Morristown, N. J., where she is a teacher.
 Guests from California.
 pr. and Mrs. Lee Seward of Cal ifornia are the guests of the former s parents, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Seward of Bradley street.
 has been the guest of local relatives.
 Miss Gertrude Hall has returned from Oak Bluffs, Mass, where sine en- joyed the summer
 Mrs. Carrie Lascoigne and her son Ransom have returned from two months visit with her daughter. Mrs. Frank Forster of Toledo, Ohio.
 Mrs. F. D. Sargent and the Misses Sargent have returned from a month s stay at Oak Bluffs, Mass
 Mrs. Charlotte Champlin has return ed from a stay at Fishers Island.
 Spent Summer in Maine.
 Mrs. George GiIpatric Mrs. G. liar old Gilpatric and her children are home from Juniper Point. Maine, where they have been spending the summer.
 Miss Mary Wheelock has been the guest of relatives in Uxbridge, Mass, recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Morse are at their home in this city for a brief stay, after having toured Nova Scotia most successfully, giving The Rube and the HOOdoO in all theatres of inn pOrtanCe.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Kaufman of Cam bridge, Mass, are guests of L. o. Will Hams of South Main street.
 Miss Mae Fuller of Worcester has been the guest of her parents
 Miss Albright of Boston has been in this city this week.
 Miss NJ Eden Tatem has been vis- iting relatives in Eastford.
 Mrs. Frederick Whitney and two children returned to their home in Germantown Pa, after spending the summer in this city
 Miss Alice Morse of Pleasant avenue has returned from two weeks stay a Bethlehem, N. H.
 Miss Henrietta Burr has returned from months visit with her niece, in Tenaf1y, N. I.
 Mrs. C, M Ellis Is to make <her home with her son, Frank EllS, in Boston.