Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-09

of Scientific Anaeriean-Ccsassty Saf-
 frage Convention-Anson B. Handy
 Elected High School PrincipaI-Is
 Now with Barre, Mass. H. s.
 Thomas F. Ryan is at, Ansonta, at tending a meeting of the State Aerfe of Eagles as delegate from the local aerie.
 Charles Sabin, who is improving in health, has gone to Pennsylvania for a stay Of several weeks.
 Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbrook is suffering from an attack of rheu- mafism.
 Morris A. spellnnan of New Haven was a visitor with friends in Putnam Tuesday.
 Conferred Second Desree.
 Israel Putnam lodge. T. o. O. Ft, conferred the second degree on can didafes Tuesday evening.
 The Royal Arch degree is to be con- feTred on candidates of Putnam chap ter. R A. M, Thursday evening.
 The Polish population of this city is said to be in excess of 500 at pres ert.
 One of Founders of Scientific Anaer-
 iean.
 In connection with the. observance, of it's seyentieth anniversary, it Is of special interest to Putnam people that 4. w Macdonald, aged 96, of this city, was one of the founders of the Scien- tific American.
 Mail Not Claimed. Letters addressed as follows are unclaimed at the Putnam post ofi7ce: Howard Browning. Joseph bio. Frank ". Surprise. Joseph A. Taylor. Miss Celanise Bruneau. Jennie Smile. Pcmfret Ambulance in France.
 An alumnus of Pomfret school has given an automobile ambulance to the fleet of z5 making up the hospital trains bringing back wounded from the front in France to the American Ambulance hospital, in the suburbs of Paris. The machine which is named Ponfret, is now in service.
 Inspects Road Dressing.
 In carrying out their guarantee that the pavement in the city center will wear a given number of yeaEs, rep resentatfyes of the firm that laiid it are given attention to some spots that have shown greater or lesser signs of wear. On the whole the pavement has given excellent satisfaction and has vastly improved the appearance of the streets where it is laid Windham County Suffrage Conference.
 Suffragists from every town in Wfndham county have been invited to meet Saturday afternoon, June 12th, dt EuIltIn hS1ElGS al the nome or Miss Rosamond Danielson, county chairman of the Connecticut Woman. Suffrage association, to discuss plans for suffrage work during the summer.
 Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn of Hart ford, president of the c. w. S. A., is to be one of the speakers. She will discuss the general plan for suffrage propaganda in Connecticut. Miss Mabel c. Washburn, corresponding secretary C.. w. $. A.. and Mrs. George H. Day of Hartford. will be among those coming from out of town
 A large delegation is expected from Willimantic. headed by Miss Abbie O'Connor, president of the Equality League of self-supporting Women
 This is the first county conference that has been held in this section It is hoped not only to improve and com plete the organization in this county, but also to give some help in the Massachusetts campaign. Miss Fran ees M BfrtweH, who is now engaged in organization work in Webster and Southbrfdge, has been invited to speak on the Massachusetts campaign and to discuss cooperatic: between the Mass achusetts and Connecticut workers
 Windham County Agents Work
 Until after June 16th, the county agent, MT. Kennedy, will be in Am herst, Mass, attending commencement exercises of the Massachusetts Agri- cultural college.
 Any communication or question. however. may be sent in to the office and will be attended to during his ab- Sence.
 After the 18th MT. Kennedy will be able to devote his whole time to work in Windham county and will be glad to have the farmers make any use they can of his services
 There is some question about wheth- CT the recent cold weather has dam aged the apple crop for this year. It is too early to make any definite pre- diction about this, but the apple blos- soms throughout Wfndham county have probably not received severe in jury. This is a critical time in the development of the young apple, and severe cold is liable to spoil the pros poets for a crop, but there are hopes for the Windhan county cfUD vet