Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM
Injured Coasters Leave Hospital State Attorney and Mrs. Searis Co., ing to Bermuda-Bond Advance Ben efits Savings Bank-Fraternity In- stalIations.

ef1ts Savings Bank-Fraternity ln- stalIations.
 Fl. O. Williams was at Danielson Tuesday afternoon to attend the meet ing of the Booster committee of the
 Eastern Connecticut Business Mems associations.
 Major A. E: sAicIntsre, who. has been at his home here since Saturday. will
 return to New York today. Ne~ Boat for Lake. B. D. Bugbee- has had completed for his use at Webster lake next sum
 nler an Is foot, 24 horsepower, motor boat.
 Mrs. George F. Holbrook will have the members of the w. c. T. U at her home on Elm street Friday after
 noon for the Frances Willard memo rial.
 Injuries Not Serious. Henry Bugbee and Miss Margaret Torrey, who suffered severe injuries in coasting accidents last week, have
 been discharged from the Day Kim
 ball hospital.
 A benefit dance is being planned for the purpose of buying artificial limbs
 for Joseph Ryan, who was badly in Jured when run over by a trolley car
 a few months ago.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoffice this week; Thomas Dorvair, George Gau-
 cher, E. Goodman. John E. Rye, Miss ! Margaret Ryan, Mrs. Henry Langlois
 Going to Bermuda.
 State Attorney and Mrs. Charles E. Seaf1s are to leave Thompson Friday for New York. and will sail Saturday for Hamilton. Bermuda, for a stay of a
 month.
 Camera and Debating Club. A Camera and Debating club has
 school. The members Of the Camera cIub3 will make pictures of local scenes for Use later in the refiectoscope that
 has been purchased for the school
 The Debating society is to meet once a week. The subject of the first de-
 bate is to be Resolved, That Moving Picture Entertainments Are a Benefit
 to the People of Putnam. Tire Duck Plant Declares Dividend.
 The Manhasset Manufacturing com
 pany, Putnam's new tire duck indus try and one that has helped boom the
 city since it began doing business here
 about two years ago. has declared a to the holders of the preferred stock l Der. cent on the common stock. The concern employs a large number of
 hands and has a growing business.
 Bank Benefits by Bond Advance. An average advance of four points
 in the bonds held by the Putnam Sav- ings bank, which, late in December, was restrained from paying out or re- ceiving money until next July, means a big sum added to the value of the securities. A continued upward ten- dency in the bond market would re- lieve the conditions that brought about
 the placing of the restraining order by
 the state bank commissioners
 Golden Cross Installation. The following officers of the Order of the Golden Cross were installed at
 the home of MT. and Mrs. c. D. Sharpe Monday evening: Noble commander,
 c. D.. Sharpe; vice noble commander, Miss Minnie Keller: financial keeper of records, Jessie A. Mcintyre: treas | urer, Jerome K. Cole: worthy herald, E. H. Payne; prelate, A. Graydon Sharpe: keeper of records, Cora K. Sharpe; worthy outer guard, N. A. Ballard; worthy inner guard, Kenneth c. Sharpe; past noble commander,
 Frank A. Hopkins.
 The officers were installed by Grand Deputy Commander Mrs. Lovett of .Willimantic, assisted by MT. Lovett as deputy grand herald. Installation of Council Gagnon. In Owls hall Tuesday evening the
 officers of Council Gagnon, No. 103, Union St. John Baptist, were installed by Dr. L. J. Morin of DanieIson. The list of officers is as follows: Spiritual instructor Rev. c. F. Bedard; doyen, Paul Mandler; honorary president Al phonse Beausoleil; president, Henry N Benoit; vice president, Alphonse Bourcier; secretary, Frank H. Cardier; treasurer, Hector Duvert: percepteur, Uric Beausoleil; master of ceremonies, Omer Bordage; sentinel. Omer Aubin; auditors, Henry N. Benoit, Henry B. Benoit; physician. Dr. L. O. Morasse; {; sick committee, ElZear Guertin. Much Interest in c. E. Campaign.
 There has been much interest so far this week in the Christian Endeavor program. Wednesdays features of the
 weeks program are of special import ance. Next week there will be an other campaign on in the interest of the Every body att Church movement. This will be continued from February ? to with vigor. Workers represent ing the various churches will be ac- tive in the campaign to break all of
 the church going records for a Sun day in Putnam.
 Entered in Auto Contest. C. c. Talbot of this city has entered what is termed an auto race" by the Worcester concern that is conducting l the contest and MT. Talbot will have