Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-20

Meetin9 or school Cormittee-Big
 Game for Sunday-Board of Water
 Commissioners Recommends Hy-
 drauIic Engineer to Inspect Water
 Works Plant.
 The published report that W. F. k1llian is to change his place of busi- ness from the Quinebaug building is denied. MT. Killian is to continue do- ing business at his present location
 George M. Fine, manager of thea Ire at New London, was a visitor in Putnam Thursday.
 Again in City Court.
 Patrick Dewire, after an absence of four weeks. again appeared in the city again fined, this time for taking a sunbath, while reclining, on a city sidewalk
 Republicans May Hold Rally.
 Republicans of the city have under consideration the holding of a big ral- ly, the program to include a torch llght parade, prediction indulgence that is being revived in this section.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman left Thursday afternoon for visit in Hartford
 Dr. Marguerite J. Bullard pr. E. F. Perry and pr. J. B. Kent were the Putnam physicians that were at Dan- felson Thursday to attend the semi NN--AANeeA cal society.
 Mr. and Mrs Theodore Chanpeau nave returned to Hartford after visit here with Isaac Champeau. D. C.. Marion of Whitinsville was a visitor with friends in Putnam on Thursday.
 A number of Putnam people have been in Springfield this week attend ing the National Dairy Show, which is described as a great exhibition. Tn of the wise ones are. predicting that re- 1 duction of the number of licenses in Putnam by one. but there isn't any thing certain about this. Five-year Programme Committee
 The Five Year Program committee of the Baptist church is made up of Rev. Albert E. Stone, N. A. Ballard, c. E., Pierce. H, L. Converse, Mrs. W. H. Partello. Mrs. Jennie A. Leonard Local attorneys will be in Willi- mantle today for the short calendar session of the superior court. Politicians are interested in the fact that Putnam has furnished the Twen- ty-eighth district with both the re- publican and democratic candidates for senator-Archibald Macdonald and John o. Fox.
 John Hennon of Jewett City was a, recent visitor with friends in Put nam.
 Edmund Magee. injured in an au- tomobile accident Tuesday, remained in a critical condition at the Day kinban hospital Thursday. George w. Webster T.. Dayville. was in Boston Thursday aIsiting Mrs. Webster, who on Tuesday underwent a serious surgical operation. Reported on School Inspection. A special meeting of the town school committee was held and the members were addressed by representa- lives of the state board of education who have been inspecting the public schools of the town.
 Biq Game Expected Sunday.
 President Thomas McDermott of the Putnam baseball team, said Thursday afternoon; T expect to see one of the best games ever played in Putnam when we meet Joe Connolly's All Stars Sunday afternoon. We'll have the same organization on the park that held the big league boys to an 11-in- ming tie last Sunday-and we'll do as well or better against them next Sun day, which will wind up the baseball season. Putnam now has a great team and one that was good enough to beat the ColOnials of New Haven, with Ray Heating of New York in the box, while the Colonials were good enough. with the lineup they had here, to beat the Red SoX in an exhibition game at New Haven last Sunday. Yes, we'll show them something for 9 closer that will make 1916 stand out as a great year in the annals of baseball in this city" Officers of Equal Franchise League.
 At meeting at the home of Mrs. J. B. Tatem. Jr.. the following officers of the Putnam Equal Franchise league were elected; President, Miss Anna Leavitt; vice president, Mrs. J. B. Tatem. Jr.; secretary, Mrs. H. c. Meinken; treasurer, Miss Katherine Byrne; directors. Mrs. Wallace Whit ney, Mrs. Grace Nikoloff, Mrs c. B. Arnold, Mrs. Marshall Kenyon, Mrs George L. Padgett. Miss Annie Co., gan. Miss Rosamond Dantelson, Miss R. Psyche Webster
 SeIectmen's Appointments.
 Among other appointments the se- lectmen announce that they have ap- pointed Dr. Omer Larue a town phy- sician and Searls and Russell as town attorneys.
 Today, with the town clerk and the