Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-10
DANIELS SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Guardsmen Have New Quarters
French Circle of Advertisement En-
dorses President and Governor
Eight Applicants For Enlistment in
Navy-AnnuaI Easter Mondsy Ball
Of careiu Council, X. .. C..
y
George Miner, who has been i'll at
the Day Kimball hospital the past four
weeks. was able to return to. his home
Monday.
A special train of eight cars of en-
listed men passed eastward through
this city Monday to somewhere In
Massachusetts,
Miss Isabelle Byrne of New York re-
turned to that city Monday. after an
Easter visit at her home here.
School Opening Deferred.
Because a number Of cases of scar
let fever have appeared among the
children Of the city the graded schools
in Putnam did not open Monday for
the spring term. The cases are de-
scribed as of very mild type
New Quarters For Soldiers.
Members of a Connecticut Infantry
company doing guard duty in and
about this city are to have new head
quarters changing from what was
street to q dwelling at the head of
Buck street.
Endorse President and Governor.
The Circle of Advancement of this
city. representing the interests of the
French-speaking people Of the COM
munity. adopted resolutions commend
ing President Wilson's war message
and also the attitude toward the war
taken by Governor Holcomb. Copies
of the resolution were forwarded to
the president and to the governor.
Demonstration and sale of Lux at
Champeaus store, Union square. all
of this week 10 cents. for a quarter:
a special representative of the firm
will gladly explain all about it to YOU
adv.
To Jail For Kicking in Door.
For having committed breach of
the peace. Alexander Seder. an old Of
fender, was given months in JAIL
after a hearing in the city court Nom
day evening. In the early hours of
Sunday morning he kicked on the door
and broke the lock at Miss Merwin
Cutters home.
K. of c. Message to President.
Cargill council, Knights of Column
blS adopted resolutions lauding Pres
ident Wilson for the stand he has TAX
en- in defending American rights and
honor and telegraphed the president a
copy of the resolutions.
Six Inches of Snow.
Putnam people awoke Monday morn
| ing to find wild northeastern storm
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after the fashion of a February day.
| Nearly. six inches of snow fell before
| the storm cleared Just before noon.
| Happy New Year was the sugges-
| tive greeting that one man offered
while trudging through the storm.
Wireless Stations Ordered DisnantIed
| Captain Ryan has received notice
| from government officials to see that
/ all wireless stations here are disman-
tied. in accordance with ruling that
| is being applied all over the country.
| There are but two licensed stations in
| Putnam one maintained at the Brad
| ley building on Elm stree by N V.
/ Bradshaw, the other on Ring street
| by W. H. Mansfield. Jr.
| Guerdsmen Needed Dry Shoes.
| An appeal for dry shoes came Mon
! day morning 70 townspeople from the
| suardsmen who had their heavy foot
wear wet through while doing guard
| duty during the storm of the early
| hours of Monday morning. The in
! fantrymen We're not prepared, so far as
| fool coverings were concerned, to meet
such unusual April weather.