Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-01
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Teaeher- Training Class Has HaI.l
 lowe'en social-MiIk Shakes to Cost
 a Dime-Judament For Plaintiff in
 zaitus- cioutier Suit = Government
 Gives Land to city-Mrs. Alice L.
 Hayward Sues New Haven Road.
 County Sealer Charles T. Johnson of North Grosvenordale made an of- f1cial visit to towns in this section on Tuesday.
 Address in Swedish.
 President Charles Thompson of the Swedish Republican union of Connec- Swedish language a a republican raI- ly at North Grosvenorda1e Saturday evening.
 Mrs. George W. Webster, Jr., Day vile formerly of this city, will return this afternoon from Chelsea, Mass, pita1.
 At the home of Kenneth Sharpe on Tuesday evening members of the Teacher-Training class of the Sec ond Congregational church enjoyed a Halloween social.
 Delegates to State Convention.
 Misses Josephine Clifford and Hat tie Inman are delegates from the Con- gregational church to the State Sum- day School Association meeting to be held in Hartford. November 1, 2, and 3.
 And Now Milk Shakes Cost More!
 The high cost of refreshments gets city this morning, when the price of milk shakes will be advanced from a nickel to ten cents
 Democrats of the city were planning Tuesday for final rally of the cam paign to be held on Friday evening but nothing definite in the way of announcements was given out
 There was Halloween supper and card party at the Putnam Country club Tuesday evening, many of the members attending.
 From the Usual Cause.
 Judge L. H. Fuller held session of the city court Tuesday morning. Three prisoners, charged with having been intoxicated, were sentenced to pay costs each and to serve 10 days in jail.
 Saturday morning of this week has been tentatively fixed by the county commissioners as the time for coming to this city to grant liquor licenses for another year.
 Foundation walls are practically completed for the new business block to be erected by Mayor J. J. McGar- ry at the corner of South Main and Grove streets.
 
 Several carloads of rails have been received in this city for use in relay ing tracks on the Norwich branch. It is understood that an amount of heavier iron is to be laid on this branch.
 Mail Not Claimed. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed this week at the Putnam post office: Henry Benway, Steven Britt MErdock Maclean James w Sar geant, Miss Delvinia Blanchette, Miss 1 Ider Laduc. Miss Nellie Lyon, Mrs. i Harold c. Stone. - Judgment For Zaitus, Justice Eric H. Johnson decided the case of Philip ZaItus vs PhiIias Cloutier, at the conclusion of the hear ing Tuesday, in favor of MT. Zaltus. l of $7l.75, plus costs of $15.65 This is the last day when taxpayers l may hand in lists to the assessors without being subject to an addition l of 10 per cent. Up to Tuesday even ] ing there remained a considerable 1 number of taxpayers who had not handed in lists.
 Arrangements are being made for an 1 exchange of visitations of members of | Israel Putnam lodge, I. o. o. r., of this city. and the lodge in Webster. Want Police Captain Ryan Back. l A petition was being circulated on | Tuesday, and many signatures were being obtained, it was said, addressed | to the common council. The petition CTS will seek to have Former Captain i Joseph A. Ryan reconsider his resig- I nation as captain of police and to have 1 the common council take favorable ac- Itfon relative thereto. The council has I not been in session since the resigna- l ton was received, as no action upon l been Taken