Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Union Thanksgiving Service to Be
 Held at Advent chureh-eueesss of
 Saturday Bargain Day-charles Ar- senauit, of Norwich, Falls From
 Roof Of St. Mary's New Rsetory,
 Breaking An<Is-steeple Tom's Nor
 wich Work.
 Judge F. F. Russell was in Boston for the Yale Harvard game Saturday.
 Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick returned here Saturday after stay of a few days in Boston.
 Walter Gahan of Plainfield spent Sunday at his home in town.
 Miss Eva Dumas of this city and John Planning of Pa~tuci<et are to be married here, at St. Marys church, this morning.
 Henry Wheelock was in Boston, for the football game Saturday after
 Mrs w. J. Bartlett was leader of the Y. P. s. c. E. meeting at the C1>- gresational church Sunday evening.
 Union Thanksgiving Service
 Rev. !. R. Stubbert is to preach at the union Thanksgiving service We'd nesday evening in the Advent church. Offering For Hospital. The offering taken at the session of the Congregational Bible school on Sunday was for the Day Kimball hos- pital
 Three Weddings Today. There are to be three weddings at St. Mary's church this morning.
 Memorial Flowers. Flowers at the Congregational | church Sunday were given by the Kings Daughters in memory of Emma Tenn Brown. 
 Defeated Trade School Team. In a basketball game at the high school gymnasium the P. H. s. team defeated the Trade School team ss to 20.
 Saturday Bargain Dsy. Putnam's second Saturday bargain day proved another winner, attracting many out of town buyers to the city. The concert given Saturday by the choir of the Congregational church at the East Kiilingly Union Baptist | church Saturday evening was very successful.
 Heard Dr. North. There was a large audience at the | Bra dley- theatre Sunday evening to | hear the address by Dr. North, rela- tive to dairying and a clean milk SUD- 1 ply.
 There is to be a session of the su- perior court here Friday of this week, Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich, presiding.
 Unusual interest was manifested in l this city Saturday in the outcome of | the Yale-Harvard game and the score was watched from period to period by large number of persons. | Special Music. There was a Christian Endeavor Thanksgiving service with special mu- | sic at the Congregational church Sum- day evening. Musical numbers were contributed by Christabel Clifford l Gladys Farmer, Ruth Bartlett, Dorcas Bartlett, Myra Ellis and Frank Lowe Record Houses at Bradley. | The Homan Musical Revue company | broke the house records for attendance l at the Bradley theatre for a weeks ! stand, playing to over-capacity audi ences. both matinee and evening Sat- i urday. The matinee crowd of over ! 1000 was the largest in the history l of the house for an afternoon, since | the days before it became a home oi motion pictures.
 | SteepIe Toms Boston Write-up. 1 The Observant Citizen, a columnist for Boston paper. has the following l of Eastern Connecticut interest: | Thomas Fitzpatrick, known through. | out New England as Steeple Tom, tells me that he is pulling strong'' for ar | open winter. At the present time this i intrepid climber is at work on the l spire of St. Patrick's church, Norwich | Conn.,, one of the most beautiful ir | that state.
 1 In commenting on his work, Steeple | Tom informed me that the twin spires Ion the Cathedral of St. John the | Baptist, Savannah, Ga, awed him the most. Tt was Sunday morning wher I reached the city" said he, "and the | sound of those chimes gave me a yearning feeling for dear old Boston | This probably accounted for the feel ing of awe which hung to me through l out the entire task of repairing the spires, each of which is 225 feet high