Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-26
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM
Chautauqua Tent a Total Less-East Woodstock Barn Burned--crops Badly Damaged by Storm-Brief News.

NSWSs
 Officer Edward McGuire of Baltic came here Wednesday for Philip Ritchie, who was taken back to Baltic to answer to non-support charge. Ritchie has been working in a local mill.
 Miss Frances Randall is to have charge of the exercises at the East Putnam Old Home day outing to be Joseph L. Ryan of the Putnam Chamber of Commerce has been named as secretary of the Windham county auxiliary committee of the state council of defense.
 The home of Pasquale Leo, in the town of Thompson, was struck by lightning in Tuesdays storm and some damage done.
 Thomas Ryan sturned.
 Thomas Ryan, son of Captain Jo- seph Ryan, was one of four plumbers working in the basement of the mother house of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost Church street.
 Putnam Soldiers Leave.
 The Putnam members of the Thir- teenth company of Danielson reported at the state armory for mobilization at o'clock Wednesday morning Plans were being made in Danielson Wednesday to give the company a fit- ting senooff.
 Have Not Received Draft List.
 No master number list was received by the local exemption board on Wed r4esday, but one is expected today. The board daily continues to receive a large number of inquiries relative to the draft, particularly relative to num- kers.
 Rev. Carl Dunbury, recently ordain- ed to the priesthood in Rome, Henry Dunbury and Henry Rooney of Wo- hurn, Mass, have been guests of Mrs. James Grady.
 Miss Pauline Grady and Miss Marion L. Renshaw have been at Woburn, where they attended last Sunday the first mass celebrated in his home town by Rev. Carl Dunbury.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the postoffice: James A. Brown, Jack Kinney, Louis Peloqu;~. Clarence Robinson. Peter Sheppard Miss Ida A. Green, Mrs. Rose Macdon- aid.
 Cleanup Work After Storm.
 Tons of material were used on We'd 1esday by the railroad company to fill the emba nISment that was washed out back of the Bradley beef house during the storm of Tuesday afternoon Cleanup work on flooded and muddy streets was also done by the street department.
 Trouble Men Busy.
 Trouble men of the s. N F. T. com pany worked like Trojans Wednesday in an effort to clear up the damage cone by the big electrical storm. Hun dreds of stations were put out of ser vice in this division. Tuesdays trou- ble was piled upon that caused by the storm of Monday afternoon.
 Many Fines Imposed This Month
 At the office of the Putnam Building and Loan association it was stat1i Wedn esday afternoon that more fines aad been assessed this month for de- Enquency in meeting payments than in any other month since the associa- ton was organized a year and a half ago. The fines are added to the asso- ciation's surplus fund.
 Small Fire.
 Wednesday morning the auto chem ical truck was called for a fire at the s. Nikolof place, where the barn was burned Tuesday afternoon, for a fire al the house. The fire, which caused very little damage, is believed to have been caused by charged wires.
 May Need More Men,
 Stories of Russian demeralization as printed in despatches of Wednesday