Putnam patriot., 1916-01-14

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Observation-Disclosures
Judge f. NJ. Warner has 50 far
improved from his recent illness AS to
he able to be at his office.
At a meeting OF Putnam lodge OF
Elks Tuesday evening candidates were
given the degree.
The NJ. NJ. degree was conferred on
candidates at a meeting of Quinebsug
lodge, A. f. and A. NJ, Thursday ev-
ening
-Lawyer Charles l.. Totrey has re.
moved from his Summer home Put.
nam Heights TO his residence ON Grove
street.
Mondays rain storm cleared mach
Tuesday rtsembled an early spring
day.
Henry Dumas, the last of the three
young men WHO were Injured IN an
automobile accident on Elm street, 10
be discharged from the hospital, is
able TO he about tewn
Edward Paige, son Of George
Paige, vino had his hand badly LAGER
aied 10y circular saw, Is getting along
we'll lis believed taat the use II the
hand can be preserved.
The mayor, captain Of police and
police committee visited all OF the pool
rooms and bowling alleys IN the city
Monday evening. II was a tour OF in.
speetion before granting the yearly II.
censes.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the womans Board of the Day Kim
ball hospital will be held ut Odd Eel
lows ball on Wednesday, Jan. 10Th
at o'clock p. IN. Executive meeting
at 2.80 p. m.
Thursday, Jan. 2otn, Is Danielsor
night at Putnam Lodge, Is. r o Elks
The brothers from down the river vii
bc in chufgt OF the evening" fesuvltiei
and prom Ise something cut Of the or
diunfy.
The Noman's Relief Corps hels
their annual meeting I esday aftei
noon, Jan. II. Tne next regular meet
ing viii he held Jan 3 il odd tei
lows hall, when the newly elected 81
heers will be installed y good aitcnc
arce Is desired.
The finishing touches are beln
put on ST. Mays feetory which vi
shortly be ready for occupancy
viii be one Of the finest reclofies ia Ii
state. The old Ioolory has been sol
TO Louis Lucier who viii remove II I
lot he owns on Woodstock avenue
--nr. Joseph Hendley Townscn,
secretary OF the state board OF healtl
died early Friday evening at his HON
In New Haven. He had been III frot
grip, followed by pneumonia, hu
heart trouble, with which he had bee
afflicted for long time, Was the in
mediate cause OF death,
Abe Leherner, 5.years.old son
MIR. and NJ rs Jacob Leherner, of La
mont street, fell from the piazza
bis patents home Saturday moroins
striking his face on the ice. His nos
Was I'll located, his mouth badly lace
ated and he WINS rendered unconseiou,
II is believed that no serious result
will follow.
The board Of assessors have nearl
completed their work. La aecofdaue
with vote at The last town meetns
which raised the assessors salafie
they have personally Inspected ever
piece Of property ia The Town and II
believed that the grand list will sho
amHtefial increase.
"A train OF sleepers thai lenves BE.
ton at midnight now has malt c.
attached aud carries mail from Ne
London 10 New York from this eli
aud points south, a service formefl
performed by bhe mail trains IaSen q
the shore line and now runnin
through this city.
--Gonguessman Richard T. Freema
has issued invitations To msny Of hi
constituents who ate interested in N
iiili dsestutfs bill 10 send 10 him an
arguments OF data relative 20 The SUI
jecL, sad ~ planning to present N
views OF the textile n anafseiurers 4
his district at she hearing GA The bi
before the ways and means eommiile
on Jan. i4,h.
The new police captain and the pa
trolman, who have been doing dnt,
minus uniforms for several days, haN,
new claims 10 "the finest" Is thei
new suits, oveFeosts and caps have sr
rived and thvs look splck aud span s.
the new blue aud brass buttons elisl
ens ia ihe sunshine hen tacfe il
any sunshine.
Advertised ielleFs Tor week O
Jan. 1:
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GENTLEMEN
Charles r. Aslses, dr, and Mrs
s.Ass iaksf. .l.oai, iiouts, Jae
2ssetut. John tsfaean, F. sis
SufsaSash, :. ). iAsH>, ffank ofc,
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Nest, Lssn Nilliams, FREQ right