Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-28
PUTNAM
Commissioner Holt Says Savings Bank May Soon ReoPen-Insists on Changes, Including Resignation of Treasurer-Too Great Investment of Deposits in Bonds.

L. O. Williams has returned from a trip to Norfolk and other points in Virginia
 Jesse P. Bowen underwent an oper- ation at the Day Kimball hospital
 Mwfsafa Tbreham of North Grosven- ordale is to leave for Armenia to visit with relatives.
 George Paris. formerly in business in this city, is now living in Saloniki.
 Has Moved to DanieIson.
 Ernest L. Perry has sold his place at Putnam Heights to Charles A. Will cox and has moved to Danielson.
 May devotions are to be held at St. Mary's church Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing this week.
 John A. Johnson of New Britain was visitor with friends in Putnam Mon day
 Miss Christina Martin and Armand Bibeault, both of this city
 Byron D. Bugbee and John F.. Car renter make up Putnam's represen- tation among the incorporators of the Danielson Trust company, as an- n0t::eeed this morning in the Danielson news.
 s3,0oo Paid on Church Debt This Year.
 Rev Charles F. Bedard. pastor has announced the reduction of the debt of St. Marys parish by another 1000, this being the third thousand paid since the first of the year. Father Bedard has given an extraordinarily efficient administration of the affairs of St. Mary's parish, both spiritually and financially, since coming to Put nam and has raised the spirit of his flock to a point where they are com Dining all their energies and extending their generosity to new and hereto fore unreached limits, that the parish hRGnma free from dpllt ent indebtedness is about S21. 900, only fraction of the value of the church | property here.
 | Mysterious Woman Is in New Jersey Captain Murray feels that he has arrived at a solution of the mysterious case that stirred up the city last week l when Mrs. Mabel Franklin of Oak street was assaulted viciously by a wo- | man that entered her home. It is un- derstood that the woman that com mitted the assault is now in New Jer- sey and that she will probably remain 1 there for some time to come at least her presence in Putnam is not expect l ed
 To Play Webster and DayviIIe. Putnam High schools baseball team l has two games scheduled for this week | both out of town. Tomorrow (Wed | nesday) the team will go to Webster for the first meeting of the season with l tne team or Baruett High school Or 1 Friday at Dayville the local boys wiI l go against Killingly High schools team, this also being the opening ot 1 the seasons series with that organ l ization
 The work of Pitcher Blackmore ir striking out 20 men in the game witt l Southbridge High school on SaturdaJ | gives the supporters of the local tean
 hopes for great things this year-it | the team win only support that kinC
 of twirling. To lose a 10-inning strug. l gle behind that kind of pitching i'm mediately indicates where the weak. ness lies
 l Aged Woodstock Woman Painted. An aged Woodstock lady accom-. panied by a man equally advanced il years. fell forward in a fainting seeI 1 and pitched headlong from the stree
 steps of the Bradley theater lobby
 Monday afternoon as she was passine
 out after the matinee. At first i | was believed that she was severely in jured but she was revived after { 1 time. She remained weak for con ] siderable period but after resting il
 a chair provided from the office O | Richard German she was able to pro
 ceed with her companion. The name | of the old couple were not forthcom ing. though they volunteered the in