Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-04

eioh--F1ealth SHlcef LaTue NSpI
 Busy
 Attorney J. F. Carpenter left Wed nesday on a business trip to Concord, N IL
 Isaac Goldberg of Worcester was a visitor with friends in town Wednes- day.
 will have the members of the Ladies guild of St. Philips church at her home for a meeting this CThursday) afternoon.
 pr. $. B. Overlook of Pomfret is rapidly regaining his normal health and will soon be able to take up his surgical practice again
 Mir and Mrs. Fayette l.. Wright of Pomfret leave today (Thursday) for Clearwater, Fla.
 To Speak at Providence
 Leonard H. Healey is to deliver an address on corn before members of the Rhode Island state board of agricul- ture at Providence Saturday.
 Mrs. James M. Kent and children have returned to New York after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. J. Bryden Kent
 Silas M Wheelock has been in New York attending a meeting of woolen goods manufacturers.
 Miss Katherine D. Awkward of Dan- ielson was a visitor with friends here Wednesday.
 Fought With Landlord.
 John Murphy, 42, Newark, N. J., was arrested here Wednesday for fighting with his landlord William Barrie, Elm street
 Henry D. Wilmington of Brockton was visitor with friends in Putnam Wednesday.
 Roaet Pig for Elks.
 Members of Putnam lodge of EliSs are to gather in their rooms this (Thursday) evening to enjoy roast pig supper
 church is to hold a meeting this even ing.
 Horace V. Bracken of Springfield was visitor in Putnam Wednesday.
 On Pomfret street new gutters are being laid. with a cnrbing of cement blocks something new for this city,
 Eleven Arrests In November.
 There were II arrests in Putnam during November, according to ths ps- lice report to the common council.
 Not 8 Candidate for Re election.
 Leonard H. HeaIey of Woodstock, past oveFseer of the national grange, explains that be was not a candidate for election to that office at the re- cent meeting of the national grange at Manchester, N. H., and that he re- ceived only scattering votes from friends in the convention
 Elks' Lodge of Sorrow.
 Sunday afternoon members of Put nam lodge of E1ks will convene i'll an nual lodge of sorrow in memory of the deceased members. The quartette and a reader from Brown univeFsityt will assist at the serviC~~ Music will be by a local orchestra Each member of the lodge has the privilege of inviting a friend.
 Bill of $2,5oo from State.
 From the state highway department at Hartford the common council has received & bill of $2,500 as the city s share of the expense of building the amisite streets in the business section of the city, the state to pay the bal ance As the town of Putnam is to pay s1, ,000 of this expensee and the city S1,50O of it, the clerk of the council will ask the highway department to send bills accordingly, and payment will be made.
 May Secure Projecting Apparatus.
 A projecting machine, on the order of a stereopticon, may be secured for the use of the students of Putnam High school The machine is used to show slides on wide range of studies and the system, widely adopted throughout Connecticut and other states, is considered of great eduea- ttoaal value Under the plan the stu dents are to raise S75 as their part Of the fund that will be required to meet the cost of the machine and the equip ment that goes with it. Killingly High school is another institution in this part of the state that may adopt the visuaIiziag system of teaching certain subjects,
 Alderman Mann te Resign Alderman J. Harry Mann of the First ward, democratic member, has announced to the members of the common council that he is to resign, as he is moving from the First to the Fourth ward Alderman Mann was re- elected at the biennial election on Mon day. He will be sworn in for the term of two years when the council is re- organized in January, but win resign soon afterwards. Under this arrange ment the council will then be in a DO sition to fill the vacancy created. Who Alderman Mann's successor will be has not been talked of much as yet
 Earning His Salary. City Health Officer Omer Larue, M. D.. has informed the common council of the progress that has been made relative to establishing a system of licensing garbage collection wagons In this city and 7tse doctor has written to