Putnam patriot., 1914-02-06


 that she has a broken tight wrist.
 Frank \. lucier is ablesto he back nl Bis slore afef heinz confined lo his fome y Illness.
 states Attorney and Mrs Charles |. sears left ffday for month's Trip 10 Hamilton, Bermuda.
 -Charles iE. Chandler of Norwich was elected vice president of the New Englsnd Water Works association al Us recent meeting in Boston.
 Mrs. Justin Greene underwent her sixth operation within year at Bos ton hospital Inst Tharsday, and is fe ported as resting comfortably.
 There will be no shortage Of ice in Putnam next summer Local dealers haqe harvested sappiy Of fine md heaey ies and in sufficient quantity to insure against an ice famine.
 "A meeting Of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter. 5. 4. K, will be held in odd Fellows ball, Monday af- terno0n. February 9gh, at o'clock. Board meeting al 2 oo.
 -Adeben Carpenter is celebrating his 7olh birthday today, Thursday, al his home on PutnnmitIelghts. lie re. ceived post card shower from his many friends.
 Advertised Letters, Feb. ]:
 GENTLEMEN
 nsIa Champagne, Aleksander Gntkowsk.
 LADIES
 Mrs. ] W. Martin, Miss Mary Stod- asld, Miss Myrtle Holohan, Mrs. Lew k Caron, Mrs. r. C. Bugbee.
 "A brown capstone fell from one Of tbe iehimneys on tie Congregational church during the service on Sunday morning and somewhat startled the members of the congregation. lt shook the windows of the church and made a noise that fesembled m explosion ai some point q distance of.
 Mrs. Warren Baker Of Pomffei had her leg ampntaIed between the knee and ankle at the Day kimball hospital Friday. The operation was necessary on account Of ganefeae of her loot. She is between 68 and 70 years oi age.
 Rev Charles F. BedBrd Of Sl. Ma. ry's church announced sunday that he was to receive three styles Of sample pews this week which will be for the inspection of members of the parish. IL Is to depend upon the Gelermlna' ton ot the parishioners whether or not change in seats will be made.
 New accounts opened In the postal saving system al Putnam during Il c month Of Janunry were 40, number ol deposits 80, amount deposited s2,9bo. IL is also estimated that Sl 300 was re- fused under the restriction that only Sl00 can be deposited in any one month.
 Ne are in receipt of post card from C. r. Bosworth, Los Angeles Cal ifornia, showing the fine new building of the Los Angeles Examiner, owned by William Randolph Hearst. It is the biggest building in the world de- voted exclusively to the making of n newspaper and is ot the Spanish colo nial type.
 Constable Thomas killoufey went to Putnam yesterday Fudayl and at iached an automobile owned by George N. Rice in suit brought by William H. FIisbie of this city who seeks to re- cover S50 claimed as due him for ser vices ard material furnished The suit Is returnable before Justice of the Peace Samuel B. Harvey on February '. Attorney Patrick J. Danshey Is counsel for Frlsble. ble.--Nillimantle Chro- nicle.
 "A number of fox snares have been found in the southern part of the town and the matter was called to the atten. ton of County Game Warden Day who was in the city Friday and had with him young man he caught un- der suspicious circumstances After a conference between The warden, prose- cutting attorney and the boys father, he was allowed To go. There Is n mini. mum penalty Of n S2a fine for setting snares and the warden intends to en- force it Several dogs have been caught in snares and some valuable animals lost.
 --Aceording to despatches from Ser lin regarding the festivities of the cele bralien of the Empefor's birthday, lht younger set of American society wa, entertained by nr, Alice Luce, wh, gave dancing party for the young Ia dies of the Willard school. Dr. tue, isa former teacher of lhe Putnam Higt school under former Principal Ferga son. It will be remembered that nr Luce introduced young lady iron Boston 10 the EmperoF's second sol and the son became infatuated will her, which displeased his royal faIhe who sent him for a while gto eastl' where ne was kept quasi prisoner.
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