Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-07

Building Dstsruaiasd - September
 Report of County Assnt-charber X of commercs Now Haf 221 Members. N The special committee of the town. to have in charge the arraneemenrs | building has organized with Chester | E. Child chairman and Ernest B. Kent | secretary. The committee has been | divided into two b-committees- | Messrs. Macdonald. McGarry. Kent on building; Messrs. Gilman, Marcy. and | Keith on heating and electrical equip | After a long sconference with F. J. Trinder supervisor of trade school | work for the state board of education, | school will be- of brick and three stories in height At the -express wish | of MT Trinder there will be no base Ement. The exact size of the structure governed in some degree by the amount of the appropriation for 1t and Its heating plant S2o 900, but 1t Is be- lieved the Size will be, sox50 feet.
 The location for the building Is at the northwest corner of the. high schooI grounds, facing Providence street. The structure will be plain with such ornamentation at the cor nices as may be necessary to make 1t
 compare with the general style of the architecture of -the high school build
 ing. The plans are to be- prepared
 The Building for the heating plant
 will be located back of the trade school
 building.
 The promise is that the Putnam trade school will quickly become one of importance to an eastern Connecd- cut Nr Trindcr told members of the building committee that he expects to have students registered here. espe-
 cially for work in the textile depart ment, from many eastern Connecticut towns soon after the school Is opened
 some of them from as far away as
 MT. Trinder has already taken up
 the matter of securing transportation
 rates From Manager Samuel Anderson
 Norwich. of the Shore Line Electric
 Railway company. be worked out at once Actual con I struction work will be undertaken at
 the earliest possible moment. It is not improbable that the building will
 by the first Of the year. The nature
 of the construction will permit of
 rapid work by the. builders once they
 get at it.
 Mayor Admonishes Council to Econ omIze.
 Only a small amount of business was transacted at the monthly meet
 ing of the common council. Mayor
 Archibald Macdonald presiding. The police report for. the month shows 1s l arrests. Thirteen of those arrested were sent to jail.
 The city property committee recom- mended that the construction of a city
 barn be deferred until March. The electric lights committee was given ] more time for the investigations of petitions for lights
 . Mayor Macdonald called the atten-
 tion of the council to the fact that the tend of tue period for which the ad- , ministration was elected Is approach : ing and pointed out that 1t Is the duty 9 Iof committees to keep within their de- pertinent appropriations. so that the knew council would not be burdened Ewith denciencies. He also expressed
 his opinion that council members had a nos possible right to spend beyond the r amount available in their departments Grand List Will Be Increased. l It is confidently, expected that the Igrand list of the town of Putnam vii Joe considerably increased during tho next few. weeks One prominent cit
 izen said Wednesday afternoon tha n he looked for a total Increase of $500. 900 in property valuations in the -towr
 land that this increase could be mad, h without doing injustice or withou
 will soon be busy with their fnspec . Etion of property to determine valua, d tions In accordance with the instruc
 tions of the annual town meeting thi e week.
 Game with Moosup Saturday. . Moosup will be here Saturday after
 noon for the final game of the seasol
 with the Putnam team. Manager Ted IF dy Cassent promises to have a bii V tea mout to face the visitors and men : Itioned in the advertising of the gam
 as to pitchers who may be expected t
 | na af.f ., . the New York Giants, who lost a har, y game at Moosup last Sunday. and Val e EDyke of Worcester. Jim Thorpe, tn = famous Indian player of the New For Giants, may also be in the Putnam 7, lineup. Moosups will have such sta l. International league players as Gran IS Payers and FF1ynn.