Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-21

Reports fromoStamford indicate that
Rev. G. II. Bedard is slowly remain
ing his health in the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L Weed, recently
married at Norwalk, are occupying
their home here. Mr.. Weed is In the
employ of l. z. Smith.
Edward Morrill,, formerly manager
of the Bradley theatre, was a visitor
here from Worcester Tuesday.
Miss Marie Moran of the STAFF Of
ford, is the guest Of Miss Divine Mi
lot.
George A. Rautz Of Worcester Wis
tied with Putnam friends Tuesday.
Steeple Tom Fitzpatrick of will
mantle was visitor in Putnam and
Danielson Tuesday.
VIII Attend Banquet.
Postmaster Alexander Gilman will
be IN New London today attending at
the Croker house q banquet of post
masters appointed by Former Con-
gresham Bryan F. Mahan- 1t is ex-
pected that Homer Cummins, next
democratic candidate for United
States senator from this state, will
be present.
Member of Local Lodge.
Simon p. Humphrey, who died in
Danielson. was member of Putnam
lodge OF Elks of this city and the or
ganization will be represented by a
delegation at the funeral.
Miss Luta Harviland is spending a
few days with relatives at New Ro-
cheIle.
Probate Action.
On Tuesday Charles L. Torrey quail
fed as executor OF the will of Ger
trude L. Clemons, late of Pomfret
In the probate court for the dis
trict of Woodstock Tuesday, William
H: Harris was appointed conservator
OF Lewis Warren. an aged veteran
James Duffy of Wauregan, injured
Tracy's switch Saturday night, is
resting comfortably at the Day kim
ball hospital.
Pitched No-Hit, No-Run Game.
Howard White of winsted, who
pitched for Putnam against Webster
last Saturday under the name of Will
son, is getting credit, and deservedIy.
Tor having pitched a no-hit, no-run
game up to the time that rain broke
up the pastime in the eighth inning.
Mail Not Claimed.
Letters addressed as follows are
unclaimed at the Putnam postofice:
Mrs. Emma Burroughs, Nellie Geer.
Dora Jublutte, Mrs. Jane Pierson. @.
II. Rexter, A. NJ. Stone, Nelson
Tromper.
EIks' outinq.
Putnam lodge of EIks is TO be held
this year at Webster lake. This will
De a convenient place to reach and
arrangements are to be made to feed
as many os 800.
The clerk of the town school COM
mlttee Is engaged this week in flgur-
ing the cost of the school of Putnam
70 the town during the fiscal Yea.
tnat closed July 10. The figures will
PROBABLY be compiled this week.
meetinging
Cars Might Make New Stop
A new regulation for handling the
trarnc about the busy Bugbee's corner
was heard yesterday, and it appIies
70 trolley cars. At present the cars
also stop on the Front street side.
Inis Is where the traffic piles up The
street, just around the corner. and
make their stops, whether this plan
VIII be adopted is not known.
To Address Dudley oranoe
Mrs. W. J. Bartlett will be the
speaker Friday evening at a meeting
or the Dudley, Mass, grange her
subject, A Plea for Women Suffraee
BASED on Democracy. Mrs. Bartlett is
70 De one Of the Connecticut workers
IN me massachusetts campaign that is
ABOUT to open. Following the al
dress by Mrs. Bartlett an enroIIment
OF those willing to Support
tne suffrage cause win be made. The
members OF the grange will be asked
10 endorse the action of the National
grange in support of suffrage and
caros VIII be given to voters present
WIN request that they Indicate
whether or not they will support the
suffrage movement in Massachusetts