Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-20
PUTNAM
Body of Mrs. Thomas capwelI Brought From Savannah-Grand List $3,707- o05-Deputy Sheriffs Recommis- stoned.


 L. F. Battey is substituting at the Smith street school in the absence on account of illness of Miss Ruth Elliott.
 General Manager Samuel Anderson, Norwich. of the Shore Line Electric Railways lines, was a visitor in Put nam Monday.
 H. Jerome Mann of New York spent Sunday with his parents, Judge and Mrs. J. Harry Mann.
 State Policeman Robert Hurley of Hartford was a visitor with friends in Putnam Monday.
 Body Brought From Savannah.
 The body of Mrs. Thomas Capweil, a former resident, was brought here Monday from Savannah, Ga, and cemetery.
 Deputies Recommissioned.
 Deputy Sheriff George Bliven of Central Village and Deputy Sheriff Leonard H. Healey of Woodstock were re- e-commissioned in. their present of fees by Sheriff John o. Fox. The deputies were here to receive their commissions Monday
 Farmers institutes are to be held at Yantic and Lebanon, January 28, and at Colchester, January 29. L. H. Healey secretary of the state board of agri- culture, said while he was in Putnam Monday.
 Killingly High school basketball team will be here Friday evening to play the game that may decide the league championship-and then again it may not. Killingly is coming up with a special car filled with rooters and will make a strong bid for the game.
 Crates of Chickens Game Safe.
 A horse from a local livery stable ran away from near the railroad sta tion Monday afternoon. The animal slipped on the ice and fell while cross ing the head of Pomfret street and was caught before any damage resulted. The horse took heavy fall, striking Cn its side, but did not jar loose sev- eral crates of chickens that were roped on to the vehicle to which the horse was attached.
 klark Company Draws We'll.
 Capacity audiences welcomed the Gladys Klark company, which opened at the Bradley theater Monday play ing A Wife's Secret for the matinee and evening bill. The Klark com pany, which has an unusual number of members for a stock company. is new to Putnam, but it was very well received, giving two delightful enter tainments. The specialties given with the show are extra good.
 Odd Fellows Installation Tonight. F. C. Burrows, past grand master, wiil come here from New London this CTuesday) evening to install officers of Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows at a public installation to be held in Union hall. The committee in charge of the arrangements is made up of George L. Baldwin. chairman Walter J. Bartlett; E. c. Morse; Leon T. Will son. l.. H. Fuller, F. D. Card, Charles Richardson.
 R. A. Installation. Grand Chaplain c B. Holloway of Hartford came here Monday evening to install the officers of the Putnam council of the Royal. Arcanum The officers installed were as follows: Re gent, W. B. Davidson; past regent, George Baker; vice regent, Henry Con verse; secretary, E. NJ. Barney; treas urer. Frank Thayer; collector; F. w. | Seward; chaplain, J. Richard Car | penter; orator. L. H. Fuller; guide, Attorney p. C. Morse. A lunch was l served following the work of the ev- ening.
 MuIvey's Criminal Record. State Attorney Charles F. Searls | has received from Prosecuting Attor- ney E Frank Bugbee of Willimantic the record of Cute" Mulvey. who was recently sent to Brooklyn jail from the police court of Willimantic. Mulvey was arrested in New Haven on 8 charge of having broken into house | in Willimantic. The prisoner is tC | come to trial at the March term ot | the superior court for Windham coun- | ty. Mulvey'S record shows that he has served time in Sing Sing and other l state prisons. The prisoners name is | really Frank Mulvey, but he earned the | sobriquet of Cute by his early clever | ness in the ways of crime.