Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-10
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Pastor Hartman Off to be Student
 soIdier-New York Children Trying to Get in by the Automobile Route
 Striking WeaVers at the Morse Mill
 Remain Out-Echo Farm Scene of
 Pleasant Child Family Reunion.
 Rev. c. J. Hartman, pastor of St. Philips church, left at f o'clock We'd nesday afternoon to become a student soldier at the preparedness camp at Plattsburg. He will be away for month.
 County Agent w. c. Kennedy is at farmers meetings. The dairymen will be in session today the fruit growers tomorrow and Saturday.
 Delegates to Firenen's Convention.
 Clarence Myers and Wilfred May nard are to represent Chemical com pany No. 4. at the state firemen's as- sOciatiOn convention in ThompsonviIle. Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
 State Policemen Stiles and MoCabe were here Wednesday, enroute to Woodstock to make an investigation relative to the robbery at the home of Arthur s. Hardy.
 Rev. A. w. E. Darlington is to con- duct the service at St. Philips church Sunday.
 Saw Canadians in Training.
 Representative Archibald Macdonald, recently returned from a months visit in Nova Scotia, saw much of soldiers of the Dominion training for service somewhere in France" MT Mac donald has several nephews fighting under the Union Jack
 Louis Winslow remains critically i'll at the Day KimbaL hospital
 Attorney Morse Prosecuted.
 In the absence of Prosecuting Attor- ney E. H. Johnson, Attorney B. c. Morse acted as prosecutor at Wednes- day mornings session of the city court, when one man was presented, charged with having been intoxicated.
 New London Pastor Coming.
 Rev. J. R. Danforth, D. D., New London, is to conduct the service at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Night Weavers Back at Work.
 The night weavers who have been out on strike returned to their looms at the plant of the Waterman Worsted company.
 Tn striking contrast to weather con- ditions on Tuesday, it became so cool late Wednesday afternoon as to make light wraps necessary to the comfort of many.
 A leak at the drinking font in the square at the railroad station caused a pool of water to form on the amesite during Wednesday.
 Morse Weavers Remain Out.
 The striking weavers of the Morse mill. who are seeking an advance in the price per yard for weaving cordu- roy, remained out Wednesday.
 Recruiting Starts Friday.
 A recruiting agent of the United States navy is to be in this city Friday and is expected to make his head quarters at the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Repairing Telephone Damage.
 Telephone service on fines that were put out of commission in Tuesdays storm was being restored as rapidly as possible Wednesday. The storm did damage to lines in all the surrounding towns.
 Child Family Reunion.
 More than 100 men. women and children gathered at Echo Farm, L. H. Healey's beautiful place in North Woodstock, Wednesday,, for the bi- ennial reunion of the Child family. far away as Kansas and among those who came from Eastern Connecticut towns and cities was Dr. c. c. Glider sleeve, Norwich. formerly of Wood Woodstock.
 In eIecting officers L. H. Healey was elected president, L. J. Leavitt first vice president; Lucien Burleigh, sec ond vice president; c. H. Potter, third vice president; c. H. KiTam, secretary and treasurer.
 Analysis Shows Water Good.
 Superintendent c. D. Sharpe of the city wat9- department says that an analysis of the city's water supply which has been discolored of late, has nothing in it that is deleterious to health and that there need be no hes itancy in drinking it. MT. Sharpe fur ther stated that File filters are all working and in good condition. The same condition as to the water supply that has been noted in Putnam is heard of in various other sections of the state. and is taken in some quar- ters as due to the unusually wet sea- son and the consequent wash of ma terial from the banks of streams into the water supply of towns and cities.