Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-30
PUTNAM

examiner, is fast recovering his strength, after having been ill at his home here.
 Physical examination of registrants of Septenbe:' F will begin in the li- brary of the superior court this morning.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent remains at the Day Kimball hospital, where he has been seriously i'll for the past two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward H. Grosvenor of Pomfret are to observe the gold en anniversary of their wedding on November 12.
 Five are i'll of influenza at the home of MT. and Mrs. Norbert LeClaire, Oak street. One member of this fam fly, Miss Della LeClair. died of the disease.
 Extraordinarily mild weather con- tinued Tuesday, with temperature averaging TO degrees in this city.
 Two deaths from influenza and pneumonia were reported ir this city Tuesday, though the health situation is regarded as much imp1 owed.
 The sessions first meeting of the Parent Teachers association is scheduled to beheld November 13, at the high school. A suggestion was made here Tues day that Putna9n's United War Work crGa njza ton may be able to 'go over he top in a one days drive if all the teams hustle.
 Miss SaIIie Robbins, %, who died Tuesday at her home ln Brooklyn, was born in the town of Thompson. l Danielson people who try to- do business in Putnam complain that
 the present trolley service is very l inadequate especially during the aft ernoon hours. The lack of service is i held to be detrimental to Putnam's S l business interests. Miss MeIora Chauvin, oG. died at her 1 home on Canal street, during Mon day night from pneumonia, following an attack of influenza. Mrs. Joseph Beaadreauit, A, died i from pneumonia Tuesday morning at her home on Smith street. Mrs. Beau dreault was Miss Alfoina Marion. She leaves her husband and three chil- | dren, one a son three days old.
 The body of Byram Williams Car i penter, 62, who died Satui day in the 1 Homeophatic hospital, Boston. has ar
 rived in Putnam, where Mir. Carpenter
 was engaged in business for many years.
 Progress is being made on building | the new water main line from the 1 pumping station at Narrisvjlle to this
 city. The work is in charge of An tonic Vito of Thompson as contrac
 tor.
 District Deputy Joseph B. Daiqle
 and suite of Cargill council this city, is engaged in installing the newly
 elected officers of Knights of Colum
 bus councils in this district which in-
 cludes Putnam, Danielson. Williman-
 tic, Wauragan and Moosup.
 Investigation of vice conditions
 among some groups of people in this
 city continues with vigor and some further interesting developments art promised for the near future.
 Members of the Baptist cuhrch heIc l 1 a cottage prayer meeting at the hom' of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Thompson, O Woodstock avenue, Tuesday evening
 This evening Rev. and Mrs. George C S. Mckay will have the young peopl I of the church at their home for al Y entertainment.
 Bankers here are calling attention , of holders cf Liberty honds of tn n issues bearing 4 per cent. interes
 that the conversion of these securi
 ties into the 4 IA issue will be per . mitted up to November 2. A gain ( = IA per cent is the interest rate r the advantage to be gained in makin n the change.
 The following cIassifications ( o British Canadian subjects in this dis v trict who recently, filled out ques a tionnaires, were announced by the lC
 cal bord:
 Nazire Duff, Ballouville, IA. l. WiIfred Breayea. Goodyear, A. l. Alphonse Cote, Goodyear, A. l, F. J. loyal. Putnam 4A. IT Elzear J. Bosquet, Killingly, A. le Oscar J. Shaput, NortI, Grosvenol h dale. A.
 a Edward Jandreau, Danielson, A. S. Thomas Redfern. Putnam, A. IS Alfred Menard, Putnam, A. of Joseph John Blake Putnam, A. S. Ernest Marcote, Putnam, IA.
 Thomas Houle, North Grosvenor = dale, A.
 o E. w Upnam. East Woodstock, 4 le Fred Jones, Woodstock, IA. l. Arthur St Peter, Goodyear, IA. IT Gilbert A. Ferreault, Putnam, IA. er Amandee Pelltier, Goodyear, A. er John O'Clair, Putnam, "A. 10 Napoleon Cote, Danielscn, A. le Albert E. LangeIier, Putnam, 2B. 'n Michael J. Carroll, Fabyan, IA. le Phi1ibert Lavallee, North Grosvel n ordale, A.
 CT Arthur J. Manoch. North Grosveno q dale, A.
 'n Floribert J. Pincince. Putnam, IA. < Alfred Raiche. North Grosveno
 dale, A.
 e. Joseph A. Lavallee, panielson, r. Albert Preece, Quinebaug. A. ch John E. Shaw, Putnam IA n- Arthur Garceau, Putnam, A. m Joseph A. Parlarde, Putnam, IA so Camille Renaud Danielson. 2B. 1t Kenneth c. Michie, Kii1ing1y, A. on David MignauIt, Putnam IA
 Euclid Narcotic, North Grosvenc en dale, IA.
 ce J. M; Dufrense, North Grosvenc be dale, A.
 h. Hector Fene, North Grosvenorda to IA.
 ng John A. Hopkinson, Putnam. A. i9. Lyman A. Taft, Grosvenordale, Il Syfvio -Potras, Danielson, IA. i'll Romeo A. Trahan, Danie1son, IA ,m John E. Burnap, Danielson IA. ty, Eustache Beauregard, Killingly, en Philias Basinet. Futnan1 A ce. Arthur J. St. Martin, Putnam, A he Louis V. Casnete, North Grosvent ,so dale, IA.
 n Louis F. Bissonette. North Grosve on orda1e, A.
 ,er Thomas Brew, Quinebaug, A.
 Adelard J. Audette, North Gro . venirdale, IA.
 Alphonse Mzrtel North Grosvent
 dale, A.