Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-21
Homo fron Weddina Trip.
PUTNAM
Equal Franchise Leagues Delegates to Hartford-License Applicants Death of Mrs. Alfred Bibeault-No Magazine Cover. Designs Submitted Locally.

A meeting of the Putnam Equal Franchise league was held at the home of the president Mrs. w. J. Bartlett, Friday evening" Delegates were elected to attend the convention of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage associa- tion at Hartford, October 21 and 22 Mrs. John Evans Sheppard of South Woodstock who has been active in the Brooklyn N: Y. Equal Franchise league, gave an interesting talk on the subject of Votes for Women, It was voted to hold a public meeting of the league Friday evening, October 31, when Mrs. Carlos F. Stoddard of New chosen were Mrs. R. P. Danielson Rosamond Danielson, Mrs. John Evans Sheppard, Mrs. w. J. Bartlett.
 Had Leg Broken.
 William Wineberg who had his leg broken in an accident here Friday aft ernoon was resting comfortably Mon day.
 George M. Fine is in Boston today to complete the arrangements for the booking of the Boston Opera company
 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith spent Sunday with friends in Dorchester.
 MT. and Mrs. George Holbrook of Woonsocket spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George F. Holbrook of Elm street.
 MT, and Mrs. Fred c. Taft of Ux- bridge, Mass, were guests over Sun day of friends in Putnam.
 John A. Henry of New London was a visitor with friends in Putnam Mon day.
 Jumped From Automobile.
 Helen Thompson who broke her ankle when she jumped from the auto mobile of her father, pr. H. w. Thompson one day last week is pro gressing toward recovery.
 Raymond J. Jodoin of Baltic was visitor in Putnam Monday.
 National OVerseer L. H. Healey of North Woodstock is to be one of the sIeakers at the meeting of Quinebaug Pomona grange in Danielson next Sat Uday
 Less than two weeks remain for ffl- ing with the assessors lists of taxa be property but there are many tax payers who have not yet attended to the matter.
 $25 From Rumnase Sale. Methodist church added $25 to their finds through the recent rummage sale.
 J. c. Harrow of Boston was a visi- tr with friends in Putnam Monday.
 Cars All Fumgated
 Passengers on the steam trains on the Norwich Worcester line Monday poted that the cars had been fumigat- e1 as a protection to the travelling public against the epidemic now pre- Yailing in several Eastern Connecticut towns.
 A special effort is being made in this and surrounding towns to create such hterest that there will be a large rep rsentation from hereabOuts at the Sate Sunday School convention to be ha1H in iCh h6Y tCoon hunting parties would relish raking an invasion of the big terri try included in the game preserve in t3e Town of Pomfret but are fight iig shy of the place for fear of the efficiency of the new game protection sfuad.
 lit is expected that Charles Edward Frior of Hartford will be in Putnam bmorrow Wednesday, evening to seak before the Sunbeams of the Baptist church on the subject of Italian Nork in Connecticut.
 Apply For Licenses. EThe following is a list of those who lave filed applications for licenses in Eutnam during the coming year. Earl q Rogers, Putnam inn; William F. lillian Philias Cloutler c. J, Camp hsll. Henry Teatreault Napoleon Auire. Henry Latiamme Joseph laigle, Gideon N. LaMaftre, George D. Iresser Henry l.. Burt, James H, lonohue, Joseph J, Dupre Victor fhapdelaine, Julius Lafiamme. Frank \. Benoit, J, A. Hart, Thomas Gagnon louis Beauregard Louis Cleutier Je- Rph A. Gagne, William H, Noonan, fazaiFe Peleduin Samuel Smith. This list including druggists and hotels, As is usual on very rainy days, There were these who found them kelves in trouble Monday afterneeu as k PNRnlt< 0f having t00 rplICh snare time hnS their hands. Captain Murray was