Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-09
PUTNAM
Woman After Grosvenordale Postoffice Cutover Today at Telephone Ex- cnange-Death of Frank BelIefon- taine, the Tattooed Man.

There are two candidates for ap- North Grosvenordale when the term of the present republican incumbent expires. They are Miss Camilla Woisardr daughter of Selectman Philip Woisard, and Charles N. Chandler. Both candidates have petitions out and will make a lively canvass for the off, ice.
 Pheasants Unafraid. At the southern border of the farm of E. M Wheaton, near Whites cross ing, but at point where the trolley line passes through. flock of seven pheasants prove a source of daily ad- miration for passengers on the electric cars. The game birds have become accustomed to the cars and no longer fly, as general rule, when one passes.
 Is Dr. Larue on Library Board?
 There was discussion here Wednes- day as to whether or not Dr. Omer Larue can claim membership on the board of library directors of Putnam by reason of the fact that he received the largest vote of any of the demo- cratic candidates for such an office and through the fact that one of the republican candidates. George w. Holt, died before election, though his name was on the ticket. The board has no minority representation, being made up OI n0uD0IS O1 OA6 pdI Ly. IL IS on this point that the discussion hinges. It is not known that Dr. La rue desires to seek membersnlp on the board, but the question raised is an interesting one.
 Took Out Hunters Licenses.
 Putnam hunters went out into the drIzzle of Wednesday so anxious were they to try their luck at bagging game on the first day Of the open season. Y1Eo majority of them look for the best hunting later in the month. Hunting licenses have been granted to the following Putnam men: A. Bourcier, Joseph Thompson, Albert Pechie, Julius LaFIamme, Sidney Heath, L. A. Gagne. Vernon T. War ren, Frank G. Letters. c. M. Letters, N A. Ballard W. D. Wilson, Albert Houghton, John L. Wright, H. W. Thompson, Napoleon Mygean. William Weeks, Fred Geeson, Wilfred Favreau, Eugene Lavigne, E. Breauit, Eugene Maxim, Henry Lambert, George E. Perry.
 Mail Unclaimed. l Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoffice this week: Gustave R. Sattig, William 1 George L. Steers, F. J. Craigg, c. W. l Murray, Mrs. Emma Buck, Miss Bore Brisson.
 1 A number of the members of Holy l Name societies in Putnam, Danielson, ! the Grosvenordales, DayviIle and other 1 Windham county towns will go to 1 Norwich Sunday to take part in the | demonstration to be held there, similar l to one held in Putnam in June.
 Want One Session. The proposition to have one session at the high school instead of two, as at present, Is being boomed by the students and the teachers. and there is a great deal of interest as to the town school committees decision on the matter, which decision is expected to be made at the special meeting this | (Thursday) evening. The school rule formerly provided for one session and 1 when it was changed there was con- many parents of children in favor of the two session plan. under which the | children were able to get home for l dinner.
 Heard on the Streets.
 A slight blaze that caused little i damage, but for which an alarm WAS sent in, occurred at the Egan store | Tuesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs A. M Towne recently | entertained William Mitchell and Miss Genevieve Israels of Worcester.
 John A. Raines of Bridgeport was 8 visitor with friends in Putnam We'd l nesday.
 MT. and Mrs Dewitt C. Park are now in charge at the children's home. 1 succeeding Mir. and Mrs. Job Thatcher l resigned.
 Miss Angie Snow has returned to Putnam after q visit of several weeks in New York.
 Mrs. Charles K. Shaw of Pawtucl1et | Is visiting friends in Putnam.
 Giant rOotePs in Putnam had their | little celebration Wednesday after the Athletics went down to defeat.
 number of trolley tourist cars are scheduled to pass through Putnam early Saturday afternoon, travelling l from Boston, Lowell and Worcester te | New LoRden,
 | Burglars Not Found.
 The police Of the city have been un- able to find trace of the burglars I l-Uhe entered the store of N T. Hurlbut and the office of the Manhassett com nany early Saturday morning. The