Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-04
PUTNAM
Twenty-four Hunting Licenses Issued William coburn's Condition Crit icaI-Application for Renewal of All Licenses Probable -- Town Farm Revenue for Year $f,546.

William Coburn's Condition Crit | icaI-Application for Renewal of All Licenses Probable -- Town Farm Revenue for Year sf,54s. F. W. Seward and W. E. Davison | were in New Haven Tuesday on a business trip
 Home From the Border | Sergeant George Howarth, who has | been with U. S. troops on the Mexican border, is visiting at his home in Putnam.
 Miss Sarah Durfee of Putnam Heights motored to New York for a visit with relatives.
 Wedding Anniversary Trip. 1 MT. and Mrs. M. M. Dwyer leave to- | day for a trip to Niagara Falls. down the St. Lawrence river through the Thousand Islands and to Montreal the trip to mark their twentieth we'd | ding anniversary.
 Friends here learn that Louis A. Kemp, who is in the U. $ service was
 in charge of troop train that is en- gagged in handling troops near the Mexican border
 Issues 24 Hunting Licenses. 1 Town Clerk David Flagg said Tues | day afternoon that he has iss11ed 24 hunting licenses for the open season that begins next Monday, October g.. l = AAS 1ANAAbDSA OA dpP1lSdiIlS TOT hunTlnR hcenses this year is not so large as usual
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Putnam postoffice: William Hamilton, Harry Joynes. Lo- llse Moreau, Mrs. Charles Walliseraft Fail to SC Ballot Correctly. Mondays election, in practically every Wlndham county town, as else where in Connecticut, again demon sthatea s.h that there are many. voters who cannot vote the new form of ballot with success. The habit of putting ballots in without any mark 1 ing at all still persists; also that of too much or too little marking Brakeman Lamoyne Still at HospitaI, Rudolph Lamoyne. the freight brake | man, injured while at work in the local railroad yards early last Sunday morning, remains at the Day IimbaiI his condition Tuesday.
 Promise of Good Pitcher. President Thomas McDermott of the Futnam baseball team has the promise or either Cannonball Bedding. the famous colored pitcher, or Jimmy Clinton, the million dollar kid, to pitch in the game scheduled for this citv next Sunday. Bedding pitched some games here last year for Teddy o NACoilUp IGdul. There will be no more sessions of the Windham county superior court uptll the third Tuesday or this month when court will open at Willimantic Judge Webb presiding William Coburn's Condition Critical. William Coburn, Eastford. severely injured in the automob bile train cras sh at WrIghts crossing, Pomfret, Monday morning. remained in a critical condi- lf fI1o TN,Yr day. 'e''
 Will Apply for License Renewals.
 IL IS understood that all of the per sons now holding liquor licenses in Putnam will appIy for renewals Is,-1 nam is one of the towns that has never voted no-icenSe since the state law limiting saloons to one to each 3VO or the population became effective. It's proportion of saloons to the towns population is, therefore, excessive. h,,t license lost is permanently lost until the saloons have been decreased to the number allowed on the popula- ton basis.
 Record Crops in Alberta.
 W. W. Dwyer is visiting in this city Tor few days after returning from Ednoonton, Alberta, where he has been since last spring. MT. Dwyer, long resldenI here, says that the crops in Alberta are the greatest ever. The war has taken thousands of men to europe, but notwithstanding this fact there is a great deal of business ac- tIvlty and abundant prosperity, with plenty of work for everyone.
 MT. Dwyer has been assisting in caring for the interests of his brother. r. Q. Dwyer, who is in California for the present. His success in business Tn and about Edmonton has been re- n1arkable.
 Enforcement of Billboard Law Held
 Up
 Prosecuting attorneys in towns in this section have received notificati rom the United States District court that an injunction has been issued against the enforcement of the so- called billboard law, and that it is not to be enforced pending the trial to test it's constitutionality in the United States court. The law has been declared constitutional by the supreme court of Connecticut. from which de- c1s1on an appeal to the United States court has been taken.
 :, The law in question has to do with the taxing of billboard space on a per foot baSi