Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-17


Francis Tetreault, stenograpaer N
the government service at Washing
ton, formerly here, is now in Cuba on
government service.
DR.. North to Speak.
Dr. Charles E. North, New :York's
famous health and sanitation expert,
is to speak at an illustrated lecture
in the Bradley theater Sunday eve
ming This lecture is to be of special
interest to producers and consumers
Of dairy products
John e. -Geeson has the largest herd
of hogs of any owner in this section
on his farm near this city.
Harry A. LOOMS of worcester was.
visitor with friends in Putnam Tues
day.
Mrs. Lewis Hayward remains at tho
hospital, making progress toward re-
coyery from the injuries she received.
Charles Sabin, train announcer at
the local station, Is recovering so rar-
idly. from recent illness that it is
expected he will return to duty the
latter part of this week.
lee Formed Tuesday.
Tuesday morning was the coolest
of the season, the temperature drap-
ping well below the freezing point
A thin coating of ice formed on the
small ponds about the city
To Vote on Advertising Proposition.
At tomorrow evenings meeting of
the Putnam chamber of commerce the
members will have an opportunity to
vote on the proposed amendment t.
the bylaws which provides against
advertising in score cards, prograIns
or other publication of any Individual,
fair society, church, or organization,
excepting a periodical having at least
twelve monthly issues during the year.
Arrangement is made for special en-
dorsement by a special committee OF
the chamber for endorsement of Spe-
ciaI advertising issues. Another pro-
vision of the amendment is that nc
member of the chamber give to an,
fair or organization an article of ncr-
chandise of any kind intended for use
as a prize.
Efks Designate Thursday as Social
Evening.
Every Thursday night during lie
winter season is to be made social
night at their rooms here by the me::1-
bers of Putnam lodge of Elks, this
plan to be in force during the winter
months. The plans of the lodge Will
make the season an unusually active
one for the organization. Following
out its custom. the lodge will this year
give an annual ball and this event, IL
is said. will be made the grandest in
the history of the city. Each year
curing the MONDAY season the EIkS
of Putnam have always been very lib
eraL in their own quiet way Of Civ
ing to the poor of the city. 1t has
also been the custom to give the re-
ceipts of charity ball for this pur-
pose and the rule is to be followed.
Musical Sketches Make Hit.
The Homan Musical Revue company
scored an even more pronounced sue
cess Tuesday at the Bradley theatsr
than marked their very satisfactory
opening on Monday. Their offerings
of the day were Is Marriage a Fail
ure? and Casey at the Cabaret. Both
of these musical sketches offered an
endless list of opportunities for amus-
ing situations and all were worked OF.
with the cleverness of the detail aid
execution that marks the work of the
company. Count Magri and Mrs. Con-
eral Tom Thumb gave a reception aft
er the matinee and were greeted bv
scores of people. Mrs. Thumb, WIZ
is now the Countess Magri, is "a years
of age and has been on the stage 50
years.