Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-10

TuHSrat o4 Mass affaffie J. Eyof9-tfec-
 ord Number of Patients at Hospi-
 ta'-utnam Memorial Unveiisd-
 Browning Guns Demonstrated at Po-
 mona Field Meeting at Thompson.
 The body of Mrs. Hattie J. Lyon, iE, who died in Worcester, was brought here Friday and taken to Woodstock, where services were hehd4 Burial was in the Barstow cemetery at West Woodstock
 Hospital Crowded. During the intensive hot spell of this week there have been as many as 62 eases at the Day KiGnbau hos pltai, a new high record for the in stifutfon. They were not heat cases. Putnam's per capita pledges for war savings certificates and thrift stamps has been officially given out as $a-2O, which will compare very fa- Vorabfy with the good records made by towns of the state
 Will Refuse EnNitatioa to Picket ~Aqain
 Mrs. w. J. Bartlett, who was sent to the Oeeuqlan workhouse in Vir- g1naa for having engaged in picket
 
 vItIng her to join in the new picket ing movement in the national capital. Mrs. Bartlett's health was afEActed by her confinement as the result of her pfcketlng activities and, acting upon the advice of her physician, she EW1H not join in the present move men&-
 At Canning Demonstration. A. demonstration of methods of can ming fruits and vegetables at St John's hall Thursday evening by Miss Charlotte Embleton. home demonstra- tion agent for Windham county was 1 attended by 50 people and consfdera- ble interest was shown The extreme heat kept the attendance down.
 Gassed, Returns to America. Wood came Friday that wi1fred Therrtsnzs of North GrosVenerdale has been returned to this country and is now in a hospital in New Haven af- ter having been severely gassed il France. Therrian is North Gros- venopda4e boy who enlisted in ths | United States service soon after this l nation entered the sWar. Arsene Frap- pier of his home town werTt to New Haven to visit him Friday.
 To<Engage in canteen Work.
 Miss Emma G.. Suydam. who wa. a history teacher at Putnam Higl school, is to engage in service il France. She will do work at the can teens that are centered about whicl American troops flock.
 WiI 5e-Army Chaplain.
 Rev. c. J. Harriman. formerly rec tor~ofgSt. Philips church. has left thi a-ff 1fksi4 IT : to sail later this month for servic overseas as'an- army chaplain,
 Norwich ,Teaephesae opesa4or -0o;ns
 to France.
 Miss Lucille Grifhth, of Norwich, sister of Mrs. John Ryan, SchoC l street. this city. is to. go to. France t :. serve the government as a te1ephon operator. PEtnazn Memorial U1eesled. A number of members Of Elszabet Porter Putnam chapter D. A. R d were at Brooklyn Friday to attend th Fl ceremony of the unre5Hng of a me . morial tablet for General Israel Put nam, whose 7o0th anniversary was i !, that way observed, and with meinUris r exercises. by thes Colonel Daniel Put . nam association
 Officers of French Circle of AcsAance rnert.
 The following are the newly eaecte 5 officers of the French Circle of Ad f vancenert, which includes in ii
 membership a heavy percentage ( . the FEeneh-speaking residents of tn city, President A. A Brodeur; frs l vice president. DaRSd Breanft; secon
 vice president. AEfHed BurmevfHe 7 third vice president, A L. Davert secretary, George Grandsef; treasure Postmaster Alexander Gilman.
 Recently s25 pew members have bee 2 taken osthe~oEganixatien.