Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
PUTNAM

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 Three Chimney Fires Monday-Fu- Trudeau-2,0oo Census Forms Com Laurence Arranged-Junior Chau- tauqua Play.
 pr. Harry B. Wright who has been | ill with pneumonia, was so much inn proved Monday as to be regarded as almost out of danger. Three Chimney Fires There were three calls Monday for the fire truck to extinguish chimney tires about the city. James A. Belevance of of Norwich was visitor with friends in Putnam Monday.
 William Martin, DayvilIe. who has signed with the Toronto team of the International league, said while in this city Monday that he is to leave tor the training trip ifs three weeks.
 Match ArrangeG.
 Peter Demers. matchmaker of a ic- ral athletic club. said Monday that and Tommy Carson Lawrence. for a ten round bout to be staged here.
 Members of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce have been invited to attend the open meeting of the DeEielson Business Mems Association wednes- day evening at the Orpheum theater.
 Appointed Trustee.
 Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbrook has been appointed trustee of the bankdupt estate of Sadie Brucker. who conducted a grocery business here
 Francis l.. Tetreault formerly, of this city. writes from Santo Domingo of many pleasant experiences on the island of the southern seas.
 Frank Lowe of East Dedham. cap tain of the 1916 PHI S. basketball taa 6a vi frfo 1.
 Junior Chautauqua to Give Play.
 At the home of Miss Bertha Sar- gent Monday afternoon there was a meeting of those interested in ar ranging for a play to be given by the Junior Chautauqua winter club. The play based on the story of The Piper. was witnessed by the clubs leader, Miss Dorothy Powell of Swarthmore, Pa
 Team Broke Even.
 The Putnam High School basketball team has returned here after trip to Cape Cod. At Falmouth the local team won. 19 to IA. while at Woods Hole Putnam lost, 16 to 8.
 Wait and investigate! About March 10, our representative will return from the west with a carload of hors- es. bought direct from the farm. Put nam Trading and Trucking Co.-adv.
 Meeting Deferred.
 The Junior Chautauqua Winter club meeting scheduled for Monday after noon was postponed on account of the storm.
 The body of Mrs. Almira Knighe. who died in Baliouville. was brought to Putnam Monday afternoon for burial in Grove Street cemetery.
 Mrs. l.. M. Keith will have the members of the Ladies' Social circle of the Congregational church at her home for a sewing meeting tomorrow afternoon.
 Will Deliver Suffrage Address
 Mrs. w. J. Bartlett will deliver suf- frage addresses in Watertown on be heard at the Methodist church on March 8. The past week Mrs. Bart lett spoke in Bloomfield and in Beth lehem.
 Miss Addie Watson. formerly of the staff of nurses at the Day Kimball hospital. has returned to her home in Wallingford after visit with friends in Putnam.
 Rev. M. J. Fenanga. at one time president of Northland college, is to the mid-week meeting. Thursday ev- ening
 Local suffrage leaders are to be in Hartford today when there are to be hearings before tixe judiciary tommit- tee Of the legislature on suffrage bills The hearing is to be held in the hall Of the house and is expected to be one Of tn most important of the session of 1912.
 Miss Jeanste Rankin, recently elect ed a member of congress from Mon tana, the first woman to achieve that distinction, is to speak at Parsons theatre. Hartford, March '. and mum Der of Equal Franchise Leagues in this section will be represented in her au- dience.