Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

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 Busy Two Weeks For Mas Helen Todd
 Man Arrested For New York State
 Authorlties-A. o. H. Committee Fer
 St. Patriok's Nlsht-Death Of Mrs.
 Ellen Nj. Hushse.
 Miss Helen Todd. the noted suffrage speaker begins her campaign in Wind ham county this afternoon Her tour of Connecticut which opened Janu- ary S1. will come to close in this city snday evening at a rousing mass meeting in the Bradley theatre. It certainly will have been a strenu- ous two weeks period for Miss Todd With the two speeches-at Ebmfret on Saturday afternoon and at Danielson Saturday evening-and the Putnam meeting Sunday evening, Miss Todd will have made 22 speeches in the course of fourteen days. These t1en- ty-two speeches will have been de- livered in twenty-two different towns and cities and to all kinds of audi ences-most of them general mass meetings.
 This week the tour began at New Haven Sunday with two speeches one in the afternoon at the Hyperion l theatre and the other in the evening at the Center Church house Mrs Edward Whitney acted as chairman of the meeting in the afternoon and both afternoon and evening Miss Todd answered numerous questions asked from the floor. Monday Miss Todd and Wednesday she spoke in the aft ernoon at Stamford and in the even ing at Greenwich, Today fThursday), she will make a long jump into Wind l ham county and speak in the after | noon at Brooklyn and in the evening at East Woodstock Friday afternoon | at Central Village town hall and in the evening she will address large | meeting in the opera house at Willf- | mantle. at which Mayor Dunn will i preside. The Willimantic meeting will te enlivened with moving pictures. The | reel of the Hartford Suffrage parade | of May 2. 1914, will aaain be display ed and there will also be a reel of the | more recent suffrage parade in New York city. Besides tf1ees reels there | will be several two-minute reels cer- tain to give great satisfaction to the | audience.
 Three Hundred and Fifteen Subserib-
 The number of subscriptions to the 1 Building and Loan association fund had reached BIS Wednesday. Isaac Champeau has been in Boston | on a business trip this week. Putnam High Schools basketball l team plays Plainfield High at Plain | field Friday.
 | Students Place Sign. l Trade School students were engaged | Wednesday afternoon in placing d sign on the roof of the Hammond building, where the trade school is located for the present
 | New York State Man Arrested. Stanton Ukley of Fulton. N. r., was arrested here and turned over to New York state officers. who took him to | that state
 Miss Ethel Johnson of Boston is to speak here some evening at a meet ing of the Putnam Equal Franchise league.
 The meeting of the common council at which the city budget for the year will be made up, Is fixed for next Mon- day evening.
 Cash Donations S4s4.
 The cash offerings to the Thanks giving fund of the Day Kimball hos pital are announced as amounting to S494.o4
 been added to the public library. John B. Mason of Norwich was a I visitor with friends here Wednesday,
 Joseph Breault, who has been work. ing in New Haven, is spending a few
 days at his home on Mil street.
 More machinery for the trade schoo
 Is to be received here soon. l 10 1onfeF be9rees
 The second degree is to be conferred
 upon candidates of Cargill council, K
 of C.. at their meeting Sunday.
 St. Patriek's Night cenrmittee. P. J. O'Brien, Lawrence Ryon
 Thomas Welch and Henry Mooney
 have been appointed a committee o
 Putnam division, A. O. H., to ar
 range for a St. Patrick's night pro.
 gramme.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
 tist church held a sewing meeting witl
 Mrs. Rufus Chase Wednesday after.
 noon.
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
 met with Mrs. J. c. Nichols of Schoo
 street Wednesday afternoon.
 Frank Foster of Montclair, N. J.
 is visiting relatives here. There continues to be a large at.
 tendance at the night school and gooc
 progress is being made by the stu.
 dents many of whom are well advanc,
 ed in life.