Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

special Glty MeetlFq Satted-Fe4r
Jewett City Students to Enter Tex
tile esbsels-hes Series With
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League Pro-
sramme.
Probate Judge and Mrs. y. q.
Wright have returned from tbelr trip
Mrs. Edith pahlbere of Passaic, n,
], formerly = resident Of this city,
now Of Passalc. ~. j. was visitor
here Wednesday.
Home From Salt Lake City.
Judge F,AF, Russell has returned
fro mSalt Lake City where he at
tended the meeting OF the American
Bar Association. He was at MS once
Wednesday. pleased to be back IN
good Old u, s. A., he says.
Rufus ". Hughes of New Haven,
years ago q resident OF Putnam, Is
visiting with Putnam friends
Miss Mildred Durfee. who visited
California during the summer vaca-
ton, has resumed hey duties a. q
teacher IN the schools of Putnam
De. sheppspd's Condition Critical
DR.. John E. Sheppard remained
critically i'll Wednesday and little hope
was entertained for his recovery.
L. Hector Lucier, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs, +. X. Lueier, has entered As
sumption College. Greendale. Mass.
Mrs. P. a. Eyars. formerly Miss
Clara n. Evans of Rochester, n. Y,
has been the guest of DIR and Mrs, N.
Waldo Kennedy at Sunnystde Heights
and visited at Dayville, her gtrihood
heme. where she had not been tor
thirty years.
PIaisfieId Case fer Trial.
Judge Webb will preside at the SEES
sion Of the superior court opening
here this morning at 1880. The case
of Eugene Young, Plainheld, charged
/ with indeeently assaulting Stsphane
Gordon OF Plainfield win come up for
| trial.
| Hermon q. Carver and George Pot
| Elm, registrars Of voters. have issued
notices that they are to meet next
week to receive applications OF those
who wish to be made voters.
| L. II. Williams of OIL City, Pa.
formerly OF Putnam, is spending a
few days here visiting relatives.
Special City Meeting.
Mayor Archibald Macdonald has
called a special city meeting for next
Tuesday evening to hear anyone car
/ ing to be heard relative TO the pro-
posed change to be made by the cleo
trio road company on Providence
| street.
Rev. George d. Stanley Of the Meth
odist church Is entertaining his ST.
ter, Miss Lydia Stanley, matron of the
deaconess' home at Concord, Mass.
Mail Not Claimed.
Letters addressed as follows are
unclaimed this week at the Putnam
postoffice: e. w. Foley, A. Fountain
Charles Kent, James Taylor, s. j
Thearle, DIT. W. z. Wright, Mrs. Mary
B. Briggs. Mrs. +. 8. Charter, Mrs
e. B. Helly Miss Nellie Lowell. Miss
Elizabeth Woodworth, Eva Yasquez'
telleg.
Many complaints are being received
relative to the indiscrimnate use Of
| cut-outs by motorists operating or
the streets OF the city, The unnec-
essary noise produced is a cause o.
great irritation to many.
Jswett City Students at Textile
School
, There Is evidence that the attrac
! lions of Putnam's Trade school ar
going to become better realised ant
J appreciated as time goes on and tina
surrounding towns Next week fou
! students are to enter from Jewet
City, a New London county town.
. Members OF the Putnam Baptis
church, which will be represented a
the annual state convention, Octobe
to he held at Middletown, instead c
' at the Central Baptist church, Nor
] witch. as was first planned.
: Rev. H. N. Brown. pastor of tn
Pentecosta1 church at Danielson,
to conduct a service at the Pentacosts
I church, Elm street, Sunday Afternoon
Hartford Firm May Get Contract
The Pierson Engineering and Cor
struction company of Hartford is I
have the contract for putting in til
new paving recently authorized by III
n city, upon recommendation of til
highway committee of the commo
: council, provided that a suitable cor
tract can be made at a price not I
/ exceed 80 cents q square yard