Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

fFfoay Hs9nr-Everyooot-m m Putnam
 saturday-Mrs. Amanda Palmsr
 Dead.
 The sale is reported. of the Perrin estate of about s175 acres west of the l city. to John Trowbridge of Pom Deputy Judge Geissler presided at the session of the city court Friday morning. Edward Bennett of Pom fret was sent to jail for 30 days for fntoxicatfon.
 The town clerk has list of persons dogs, and the owners will be liable to the extra assessment provided for by law for not having paid by May l. Win Return to China. Rev. Clarence Burch. who preached at the mid-week service at the Ad- vent church, is to return to the mis-. sion field in China, where he expects to remain for ten years
 To Preach and Address Msn's Club. Rev. A. B. Coats. D. D.. secretary of the Baptist state convention. is to speak at the Baptist church here Sun day and Is to address the members Of the mems class.
 A meeting of the members of Camp George w. Child, S. of ", was held Friday evening to make arrangements for Memorial day exercises. | L. Within five minutes of the time the audience had left the Empire theatre | in the PeloQuin building Thursday evening plate glass window slipped out of place in a window on an upper floor of the building and crashed to sand pieces.
 It is announced that Putnam is to be made the base from which opera tfons will be conducted throughout the surrounding towns for the extermina- ton of the gypsy moth.
 Mothers Day at M. E. Church. Sunday will be observed as Moth- | CTS day at the Methodist church and an effort is being made to have every mother in any way connected with. I the church or interested in 1t present ! for the special that have been arr | ranged.
 Municipal Map Getting Pinksr. Rev. c. J. Hartman painted many
 more pink sections onto the Clean-Up week map of the city Friday after | noon and when he was through a def- | mite idea was obtainable of how well
 Putnam people have responded to the
 call that has been made for cooper | ation. The week of endeavor for a | clean city ends tonight by which time
 it is hoped that some places that need | attention but had not received it up
 to Friday night will have been clean ed.
 Everybody in Putnam Saturday.
 Today has been designated as Ev-
 erybody- in Putnam Saturday. the fin- | al day of Clean-Up week The after noon will be enlivened by street
 parade in which Warren's drum corps.
 Boy Scouts from Pomfret and Putnam and the Garde Martial from North Grosvenordale will take part The garde is a semi military organization
 and will give drill that will be an
 exhibition of special interest.
 Lumbermen to Meet Wednesday. Members in this section of the Lum-
 Der Manufacturers association of
 Southern New England will be ..in Hartford next Wednesday for a meet =
 ing at the Hotel Garde. Chester E.
 Child of this city is an officer of the
 association.
 Several cases of local interest will
 come up for consideration at the
 term of the superior court that is to
 open in willimantic next Tuesday,
 May 12. Judge Curtis presiding. Nat
 uralfzation cases for Putnam are set
 to be heard on Wednesday of next
 week. It is understood. that unusually
 large number of aliens resident in this
 city will apply for naturalization dur
 ing the present year.
 F Three Trust Companies.
 Three trust companies are projecf-
 ed for eastern Windham county town- at the present time-the Jefferson
 Trust company of this city, The Kill
 lingly Trust company and the Dan
 ielson Trust company of Danielson
 The Jefferson company is intended
 to handle estates, not to do a general
 banking business, the other two insti- tutions for general banking and to
 exercise the functions of a trust com pany. Accessiens to Spaidins Library. The following books have been add
 ed to the shelves at the Spalding H. brary: westways. The Broken Halo
 Wild Animals at Home, Our Friend , the Dog. The Story of Waitstill Bax- ter, A Year with Whaler. Miss Billy
 Married. Polly of Lady Gay cottage
 Captain Dams Daughter. Otherwise , Phyliss, With the Battle Fleet, Mek- !, ing Over Martha. The Stranger at tho Gate, Hawthorne's Country. Work is being steadily pushed or , the Grand Trunk extension along tn, [ northern border of Connecticut ant 1 there is a great deal of activity a Webster. Southbridge and near Eas , Douglas. Quantities of poles that ar, } being shipped from this section art being used in building the trestl' l work incident to the construction O
 the line.
 II Children Do Good Work. II Approximately 5000 egg masses g of the tent caterpillar have been col lected by school children in easteri 8 Windham county towns. The enor nous quantity was brought in chiah! 1 as the result of the interest aroused among school children by offering ! prizes to those who would collect thu
 largest number. There will be fewe
 caterpillars in this section this year t Gifts for Real Daughter. X Mrs. Sarah Bosworth Bradway, 2 real daughter of the RevoIution e youngest child of a soldier who tough 1. in the war for the independence of tn D United States. was presented by tn = members of Elizabeth Porter Putnam ]. chapter, D. A. R., of this city. 96 car c nations and a birthday cake with g. y candles, in addition to various indi
 vidual gifts, in remembrance of he
 birthday, which. occurred April 90
 Mrs. Bradway Is resident or the tow
 of Eastford She is member of tn
 local chapter of the D. A. R.