Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-15

father that he could not hs2a the reips and ts eefne and take them. Ills ,fath- ca did ss and the young man NaS as- sisted from the vehicle ft was Feand were earalyaFd He was assisted to the house, a physician called and ev- eryfhing pessiBie aene fer his relief, but he died at about Il o'clock.
 The yeIns man was pref81Rent in We9G steek, Was a town assessor. a mast master ef senexet grange and atcfvely identified with the work of the ConsregatienaA church. Mrs, William Sunderland. Word has been received here of the death aI Providence of Mrs Mary Ann Sunderland, widow of William Sun derlnnd Mrs. Sunderland died sud denly while she was preparing to go te church. She was a sister of Mrs i George Nj, Morse and ars. Fred Low ering Of this city.
 Mrs. Edward Day. Mra. Susan Day, B, widow of Ed ward Day, died at the Day Kinlball hospital during Monday night She had been a pstient there for a short time and had undergone a surgical l operation Friday of last week Mrs. | Day came to Putnam from DanielSon l about 10 years ago and has since been a resident Of this city. MT. Day died about two years ago. Mrs Day IS ! city. and a sister, Mrs. Phoebe Gold smith of Danielaoa.
 1 Boston Opera Stars Coming. ! Music lovers in Putnam and vicin- ity are interested in the announce
 ment that stars of the Boston Opera | company are to come to JutnaIn dur i ing May to give @ final concert before the closing of the present season. This time an act of the opera Martha Is to l be sung and in English. New artists to appear here this time are Mile Evelyn Parnell. prima donna soprano and Mile. Ernestine Gauthier, prima donna cOntraIto.
 l An adder feature is to be the petit ballot of the Boston opera house and solo dancers who are to interpret some tof the dances associated with grand
 opera
 Lecture by pr. Job.
 Herbert k. Job, state ornithologist gave his lecture on Birds and Bird Lif. before an interested audience in Owls hall here Tuesday evening under th'
 auspices of Putnam grange.
 ! Billboards were burned near wha is known as the Little Mountain b! 1 a brush fire that swept through tha 1 section and caused other damage. l The police were looking Tuesday fo 1 a man who made a nuisance of him self by looking in windows Of a hom in Grove street Monday night and b, ' do So
 Nine Patriots Run City Business Only nine were present at the spe cial city meeting Tuesday. An appro lpriation of S950 for street sprinklini
 was made, Sse0 for the purchase of pair of horses. harnesses and a cart 1 and the common council authorized L
 borrow money to meet the sprinkltns costs until the taxes can be collected 1 Takes Reoent's Place Mrs. Mary Medbury is to leave Fri 1 day for Washington. D. C.. as a del egete from Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter to the national congress of th jD A R. Mrs. Medbury goes in tn
 place of Mrs. George Vaughan, re gent, who could not make the trip a this time
 May Buy Fire Autotruck.
 l It was said here Tuesday that tn tvoters of the city may be called upo i within a short time to pass upon tn , proposition of purchasing an automo 1 bile truck for the fire departmer Those in favor of the plan urge , number of strong reasons for addin 1 such a modern and efficient and speed piece Of apparatus to the eQuipmer , of the local department.