Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-30

ed-Gssts for Proctcr miss5on-
gregated here from surrounding towns,
left Saturday for Boston, n route TO
Italy.
Miss Edith Dfpswau was leader of
the I. p. s. G. =. melting ~ the
Congregational church Sunday even
A number Of the nenbers Of the
Putnam lodge Of EIlks were At Will
mantle Sunday to attend an En<f
clambale.
Writing scenarios for motion pic
lures. or writing az them, 10 an oc-
and about Putnam.
Would Succeed Themselves.
1t was stated here saturday that
the probabilities are tbat nearly an
OF the present town officers viii be
candidates for reelection at the an
nual town meeting.
Wants 20 Play IN Putnam.
Arthur ReddinG ne great coIored
hands Of Noosup Saturday, Is anxious
to come back TO Putnam and show
'em.
David Smith OF Westerly, member
Of the firm holding the lease OF the
Bradley theatre. which he has made
a very popular house Is spending this
Fish ana game protectors are keep
ing a close watch on A1exander's lake,
where fishing in forbidden, TO see that
the law IS not fnfffnsed-
Thrifty Orchard.
At z. N. wheatan's beautiful coun-
try place south 6 the city one Of the
prettiest young orchards IN this sec
tion Of the county Is being developed.
The annual picnic OF the Bible
school of the Congregational church
Ia to be beld this year at Roseland
park. IN Woodstock. on Labor day.
A few Of the Putnam men who
| bought Ford cars during the past year
have received the $50 rebate or profit
sharing checks they were promised In
case the sales reached 100000 ma
VIII Play on New Field.
4 When the Putnam baseball team
next goes TO Soathbridge they vii
have the honor If opposing the Amer
lean Optical company team at tbs
/ opening Of that clubs fine new playing
| field, built, with it's equipment, at 6
cost of several thousand dollars.
/ Down in Meosup the ladies' root
as hard for the team as do the fam
of male persuasion. and when th'
| team goes away they go with it anG
continue to do likewise They bad {
fine chance to show their pep In Put
nam Saturday afternoon and did no
| overlook it.
Bass for Lake.
More than 5000 smalI-mouth bas
have been added to the waters Of Al
exander's lake recently. These fisl
were brought in Al cans from the stat
fish hatchery County Game Wardel
Arthur Day. recently reappointed, as
sisted in their liberation
l t. Of fHz aG4
Iern Connecticut towns where tn
building Of homes is barely keepin
pace with the demand for them A
the present time more rents of som
classes than are available are bein
demanded
To Improve Congregational Church.
Following the morning service a
the CONGREGATIONAL church Sunda
there was a meeting at which plan
for improving the heating system {
the church were discussed.
i, ouaiPs 26 Eggs Matched.
A county game official reports
quail's nPst that contained 26 egg
everyone of which Matched The or
cial is not certain but that the ne:
was a double one, shared by tw
quails- This nest was found on III
breeding grounds not far from Put
nam and was watched with very spt
cial interest.
There were many weekend visitor
, at the Putna IN Country club MUG
Interest Is being taken by the men
bers in the various improvements ths
are being made and not an exceptio
is the building OF six new green's O
the golf course, which is becomin
very familiar territory to manZ (
the members.
Weekend Traffic Heavy.
Weekend traffic was heavy wit
the New York-Maine expresses this
run through this city nightly, maxim
one of the few stops of the run her
Extra sections and large ones haJ
, been run. A heavy returning list
passengers is looked for between no
and the first of the month.
Rev Israel L. White and famiI
who have been spending the SUNNI,
, at East Putnam, have returned
: their home at Summit, y. ]. The
!, made the trip of 200 miles by autC
mobile in a IL hours run.
: GENEROUS INTEREST SHOWN