Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-03
LOUIS E. KENNEDY
 oANtELSoN Undertaken and Enabalmer Special Attertion to Every Detail.

O1Q6FlaAEE dlaQ EfEl0dlElcf Special Attesztion to Every Detail. small doubt but the legality of such aid easily can be arranged. The an- nual reports of the hospital show that all towns near Putnam owe much to the hospital. the name of which i.- stantly comes to mind in times of stress and emergency.
 MT. Bullard said Monday that Charles B. Wiggin of Boston has | been designated as treasurer of the fund beiSg created. MT. Wiggin is 1 vice president of the Merchants Ma tional bank, one of Boston's largest fi- l naneial institutions, and has a per sonal interest in the success of rais- ing the hospital extension fund as l president Of the Wauregan company, | operating the big plant at Wauregan. Though tfulness for their e,nployes i and the families of their employees has been the impelling force that has l resulted in the liberal contributions | from manufacturers, all of whom real 1 ize that the hospital is an indespensa- | ble asset to the towns of eastern Wind 1 ham county.
 1 Mir. Bullard. chief promoter of the | Nf<ANSih2ACh Atii4 P4cils 4n Ali OtllCAdi Ol l the Merchants National hank of Bos- l ton and one of the officers of the Ja- | cobs Manufacturing Company of Dan l lelson, where his home is. though his | banking duties are keeping him in l Boston for the winter. He is glad of 1 the opportunity for public service 1 that the raising of the extension fund gives him. and said Monday that he
 will contribute liberally 70 < as an in- dividual. There is another feature
 about the entire project that will ap-
 peal to a great many residents of the towns hereabGuts. The completing of
 the fund will be an evidence of the good will and more. of the people of the surrounding towns for Putnam and its people, and the hospital exten- 1 sion that is planned will stand as a l memorial of the brotherhood exist ing between the people of other towns and Putnam and between the manu- l lecturers and others who can make the 1 improvement possible and the major ity of those who will benefit by ad- l vantages that an extension of the hospital will make possible.
 1 E. c. Rogers, landlord of the Putnam l inn, has purchased the splendid farm l that has been known as the Hayward wild game preserve in the Gary dis | IlItls thT. LAOSSfS puTCHdSS lnCluu0S not only the farm, but also all the live
 stock, cattle, hogs, poultry and even the varieties of strange birds that were
 being bred there by the Hayward in-
 terests. The farm is ono of the finest
 in this section of Windham county,
 Police of ths place and other
 towns near here have been notified to be on the lookout for William Mar
 quis, who has been listed at Fort
 Hamilton as a deserter from the army. He has been away since Sep
 tember. No reason is known by his ] relatiyes here why he should have taken French-leave from the service I Dr. Harold Foster of New York has
 purchased the Joseph Cutler farm or the Putnam Heights road and. it Is
 said, will spend his summers there Dr. Foster is well known in Putnam ? MT. Cutler recently disposed of the fine cattle that he had or the place Private Frank Phillips. who has . been very efficient member of the clerical force at the office of the To- . cal board since early in the fall, vii leave here this week and report tc . Fort Slocun. N. r.. to be mustered out of the service. His home is in Hamp- 7 ton, where for several years he was , l first selectman.
 Mrs. Olive E. Russell, v, mother oi 7 Mrs. c. Russell Bowen, died at theil
 home near the Childrei1's home Mon l day. The body will be forwarded tC } Indianapolis, where a funeral ser vice will be held and burial will take l place.
 The work of laying a new main line 5 of water pipes was continuing Mon : day and progressed to 0 point neal 5 the Little River Bridge, With contin l ued open weather the work that is tt be done this year will be completed l in about three weeks, c. Dwigh ) Sharpe Of the water department stat : ed Monday afternoon.
 The body of Arthur C. Baker, whc i, died in Boston, was brought here or Monday nd buried in Putnam Heights
 cemetery.
 Dancing tonight, Phoenix hall, Dan. ! ielson, music by the Goodyear sing ing orchestra. Novelty dances anC 2 feature prize fox trot.-adv.
 2 Newton A. Ballard is at the Kataha 2 din Iron Works in Maine for a hunt :: ing trip of two weeks.
 Automobile dealers here continue tt
 receive reports of sharp declines il the prices of automobiles they art ? handling, the drop in some cases be !. ing as much as $500 from the price l of month ago.
 The temperature Monday mornins < was down to IS degrees above zero the coldest of the season. in Putnam