Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-13

--Fireraen to Have Roast Pig Sup.
 per--Demoeratio Jubilation Tuesday
 Evenins-Franl<iin L. Knox Appoint
 ed Official stenosrapher of Superior
 Court at Hartford.
 William Colburn, badly injured in an automobile wreck, at Wrigkt's crossing in Pomfret several weeks ago, remains at the Day kimball hospital He was some respects, but his mind seems to have been at least temporarily affect ed on account of the nature of his in- juries.
 More. than score of big touring cars, bearing Massachusetts registra- tion numbers, passed through this city saturday morning en route to New Haven for the Brown Yale game
 Roast Pig Supper.
 Members. of Chemical company, No. f.. are to have roast pig supper at their rooms tomorrow evening. The menu is an elaborate one and has been arranged by William Fuller
 Advertising Campaign Planned.
 The merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce is to meet to plan an advertising campaign that will be of benefit to the business men Of the city, this work being in line with the progressive spirit that has been accentuated in the business cir cles here since the formation of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Five Deaths in October.
 Town Clerk David F1agg reports that there were only five deaths in the town of Putnam during October, and or this number three were non-resi- dents. The death rate here was, there fore, exceedingly low
 Among other week end pranks that were pulled off by youthful celebrat- ors, taking advantage of the demo- cratic victory to let themselves out, was the Juggling of dilapidated old vehicle into the subway at the rail- road station.
 Members of Elizabeth Porter Put nam chapter, D. A. R., are to hold a regular meeting this afternoon
 Special Glasses at Night School.
 This evening will be marked by the opening of extra classes at the night school, in which there Is expected to be great deal of interest during the winter season.
 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett leaves today on her trip to Washington, D. C., where she will be present during the week at the sessions of the national grange. She will receive the seventh degree.
 The special city meeting 10 pass upon the recommendation for an ap- propriation of $3,00o for sewers in streets that have been designated is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
 The silk industry. which is one of the principal industrial assets of this city, is said by manufacturers here to continue busy, although it Is not up to the rush standard of a few months ago.
 Boxing Bouts Arranoed.
 Boxing promises to continue a ia vorite sport in Putnam during the coming cold weather season. Match maker Demers continues to arrange for weekly bouts, his next set, for Fri day evening, bringing together. the fol- lowing pairs: Young Baldwin vs Young Joslyn. Kid McKenna vs. Lee Shomme, Rock Lyon vs. Joe Kamin- sky, Peter Stone vs. Battling Bone.
 These bouts are bringing into the same squared circle boys from a num- Der Of the villages within dozen or nfteen miles Of the city. Each lad mas his own following and the keen rivalry that exists causes a lot of pep to be injected into the various events.
 celebrators May Have Burned Build ing.
 fire alarm was rung in just after saturday entered on it's first hour and the fremen who responded found that an old building on School street was ablaze. The building is near,the P. e. Wright place and was last used as an 1cehouse by Ernest L.. Davis. The theory is that the building was sci ahre by young men who had been out celebrating oyer elections results. Few or those who were seen about during the evening and taking part in the celebration were of voting age. The f1re, Of course. may have been started in some other way thaAn that sug- gested, but the theory given found much credence here Saturday.