Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-09
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Capt. John Murray Transferred From Boston District James chiIds
 Breaks Arm by FaII-Vfty Divided Into Five Carrier Districts-Nss~ Carrier ApPointed-Guarantor of i Junior chautauqua Winter Club. Attorney Charles E. Saris, aasistink | Attorney General George F. Hinman, | argued before the supreme court at Hartford Wednesday in one of the cas- es being tried relative to taxing the gross income of corporations under a recently enacted statute.
 Capt. Murray Transferred
 Special Officer John Murray of the New Haven road police has been Il transferred from the Boston district to | this section. Covering the territory he will have hereafted Captain Murray will be able to be at his home here | every night
 | Child Breaks Arm | James Childs, years, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Childs. has a broken arm, the resul of a fall. The little boy received treatment at the Day Kim ball hospital.
 Judge NJ. H. Geissier was in Boston attending the automobile show Wed nesday.
 William St. Onge, who for years was employed with the late Judge E. G. Wright of the probate court, has purchased from the selectmen the safe in which the probate records were kept in the Wright store.
 Death of Mrs. John A. 5aeBus.
 Mrs. John A. Backus. wife of a
 former principal of Putnam High
 school, died at their home in Man.
 chester. this state. this week. . David A Smith is in Boston on q business trip today.
 Rev. Charles F. Bedard officiated al
 Ash Wednesday services, attended bJ a large number, at St. Mary's church Shaves to Cost More.
 Barbers of Putnam are to advance ! the price of slaves to fifteen cent each on April l. or about that date, i
 present plans are adhered to. Judge Curtis Is to preside at tn
 term of the superior court that open
 in this city next Tuesday. s Traces of Moths in Thompson.
 Moth hunters working for tn state in this corner of the countr
 found several hundred egg masses fl n a wall in the town of Thompson What had all the ear-marks of coming blizzard. driving, stinging ha- and sleet followed by heavy snow. hi
 this city early Wednesday afternoon
 County Agent W. c. Kennedy is | e attend a meeting of Little Rive IT grange at Hampton tomorrow. when e lecturer from Storrs will give an ad
 dress on methods of poultry raising n There are kicks coming in from dii 'e ferent quarters about the advance l fares by the trolley company, some m them legitimate. others otherwise.
 Students to Witness Danielson Gam
 A very large party of high scho, Ia students will 20 from this city r Danielson Saturday night for ti 5 | second in the 1eries Of Championshi - games between tho high school team
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 in this section or Windham count
 have issued the usual notices rels
 tive to the collection of taxes ne, m month.
 m Boxing and wrestling are sports thu L. are having at least a temporary revi' m al in his city and tomorrow evenir pr will see the presentation of a list L. events expected to top anything see
 here for several years
 .l About S3,ooo UnoolIsetsd Taxes. Ia Alfred Bonneville, collector of ci
 taxes. says that $3.OO0 assessed on tl 10 last list has not been collected N -o Bonneville will take the necesSa ts measures to make the delinquents pa or Throughout the Lenten season the nv are to be special services at
 Mary's church and a mission may d. held during the time before East no Sunday.
 hs The severe weather of the prese sy week, including two severe snC is storms. has obliged game protectors
 resume the work of putting out fe
 for game birds. This work has be
 given considerable attention since [ In first of February. In all a large quar xt ity of feed has been put out for [ n- birds and it Is believed that most r. the feathered friends have had enou Ut to eat
 DC New Carrier District and Carrier
 Postmaster Alexander Gilman
 announced tha the city is to be divi
 ed into five carrier districts and tn IIt the list of carriers is increased by O
 so as to provide a carrier for ea
 district Howard K. Carpenter is , new carrier.
 re Guarantors of Junior chautaqua cl ne The following are the guarantors ne the Putnam Junior Winter Chatauq or club, which has been active througho US the winter: Mrs. w. J. Bartlett, Nj or W. F. Rafferty. Mrs. F.. c. Morse, NJ pa C. D. Arnold, Miss Bertha L. Sarge n Mrs. W. L. Beard. Mrs ID. B. Gilbe sh Miss Clara A. Burrill, Mrs. John ed