Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-24

Prison This Morning, Served With
 Notice of Disbarment-County Still
 Has Four comnissioners-St Mary's
 Parish Observes All Souls Day.
 Rev. George L. Cook. visiting from Jay, Me, with relatives in BallOuville, preached at the Putnam Heights church Sunday morning.
 Judge and Mrs k. F. Russell were ar Cambridge for the Yale Harvard game Saturday.
 pr. Overlook Out.
 Dr. s. B. Overlook of Pomfret, who has been ill for a number of months, was able to make a week end visit to the Day kimbaIl hospital for a con sultation relative to a case there.
 James B. Tatem, IT,, and John B. Byrne were among those who went from Putnam to see the ale Harvard football game
 John A. Peterson of WhitinsvilIe, Mass, was visitor with friends in Putnam over Sunday.
 Envelopes were distributed at the Congregational church on Sunday for the annual thank offering for the Day Kimball hospital.
 Infants Death.
 The eight months old son of Mir. and Mrs Louis VaIede died at their home here Friday evening. G1aDDY nunQI6QS DOunQ LOT the I ale Harvard football game passed through here Saturday on the football specials run over the Midland division via Hartford by the New Haven road. The trains returned during the evening.
 Union Thanksgiving Service.
 This year the union Thanksgiving service is to be held in the Methodist church Wednesday evening. Putnam was well represented among 1e5 Saturday. the last day of the open season on partridge, quail, woodcock and other protected game.
 County Has Four Commissioners.
 Windham county continues to have four commissioners. as no decision has yet been announced as to whether the governors. appointees to fill alleged vacancies or the hold-over commis- sioners are to remain on the job.
 A Popular Company.
 Capacity audiences were at the Bradley theatre Saturday afternoon and evening for the last performances by the Yale Stock company, Lena Riv- CTS being the matinee and A Gamblers Lucky Nine the evening bill.
 There was considerable exchange of money in this city, it is said, on the result of the Yale Harvard game of Saturday. Yale found many support CTS here. though most of them got odds on bets.
 Defeats Woodstock High.
 Putnam High schools basketball team, using substitutes a part of the game defeated the team representing Woodstock High school 29 to p in their first game of the season.
 Judge F. r. Russell has sold the dwelling house on Pleasant street and occupied by Alderman J. Harry Mann and family to George RaWley, who is to move his family there
 The Pictorial Story of the Finding of Moses was Rev C. F. Hill Crathern's (Worcester) subject at the childrens service at the Congregational church here Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Wants List of Employees. From the office of the workmen's compensation commission Town Clerk David F1agg has received a request that he compile a list of all of the per sons or firms in Putnam employing five or more persons and also that he l compile a list of those employing less than i've persons. The compensation
 Gifts of Nearly $50. l Forty attended the annual thank of l fering meeting recently held at the i Congregational parsonage. Opening of 1 the envelopes revealed gifts of nearly 1 $50 which sum. it is expected. Will be | increased. Refreshments were served At Webster the health authorities 1 have decided to cOntine all smallpox i patients in pesthOuse which is being 1 fitted so that il will provide comfort 1 able quarters. The system of quaran- l timing pati41ts in their homes has not met with general approval in the l nearby town where there have been | cases of the disease for a number Of l weeks
 1 Parish Remembers It's Dead. An observance of All Souls day and ! the ceremony of blessing the new 1 ground acquired for cemetery pur- l poses was conducted by Rev. c. +. 1 Bedard. Rev Adrian Dykeman and i hundreds of the members of St. Mary s 1 church and Catholic societies Sunday afternoon At St Mary's cemetery | prayers for the dead were offered On | the return to the church there was | benediction of the blessed sacrament. 1 The societies participating in the pro l cession to the cemetery and the ser ] vices there were as follows: St. Anne, 1 Children of Mary, Altar society, League ] of the Sacred Heart, Knights of Co., ] lumbus A. O. H.. St. Jean Baptiste, l French Artisans, St. Aloysius, T. A. B.. | children of the parochial school. The procession was headed by St. Mary s band,
 Committees for Firemen's Ball. Representatives of the various com 1 panies of the Putnam fire department | have voted in favor Of holding the am 1 auai concert and ball before the begin l ming of the Lenten season and have aRpeiRted the following general cons