Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-04


 Helow-Fifteen Members in Hose
 cornpany-orsanization of Liberty
 chorus-Judse E. M. Warner to Ad-
 dress K. of c. Council. I
 Arrival of coal for the power sta- tions of the Shore Line Electric Rail- way company was so opportune as to l permit maintenance of the regular trolley service on Saturday.
 Mercury at 20 Below.
 Saturday, grounding day, arrived in Putnam with one of the coldest tenn peratures of the winter. At some places in the city Saturday mornings readings were 22 below zero.
 Six Join Hose Company.
 Six additional members have been taken into Hose company No.42, bring ing the membership up to fifteen, an increase over what has been the rule in the past
 This, the third Garfield Monday, may be the last of such holidays in Put man. for which many. will be truly thankful.
 Liberty Chorus Organizes.
 Putnarn's Liberty chorus has been organized with A. D, Lown president director and Miss Katherine Byrne number 25 but it is hoped to increase the roll to 10o The next rehearsal is to be on Friday evening of this week. Judge -Lucien P. Burpee will pre- side at session of the Windham county superior court to be held in this city today, opening at Il a. m. Chimney Fire. Bremen were called to the Mary Potvin house on Church street to ex- tinguish a chimney fire. There was no l damage to the property.
 Some of the Putnam selected men who are at Camp Devens came to their 1 homes here to spend the week end. l Making Income Returns. 1 Deputy Collector John Hennon of the internal revenue department had many visitors at his office in the rooms. of the Chamber of Commerce Saturday. Many came from towns outside of Put nam. Today will be Collector Hen non's last day at the office.
 Executive Committee.
 President Henry Dorrance, Plain field; Secretary F. E. Harrison, Wood stock; Treasurer Whitman Danielson Putnam Everett E. Brown, Pomfret Rev. Marion Jones, Canterbury, and Joseph Baker and c. B. Pomeroy Windham, are the members of the executive committee of the Windhan County Agricultural society for 1918.
 Judge Warner to Address K. of c.
 Lecturer Frank H. Cordier of Car, gill council, K. of C., is forwarding hi. ,i work of arranging for list of specia
 speakers to address the organization Judge B. M. Warner of this city is tt address the members of the council or the subject of Prison Reform, upo1
 which Judge Warner is recognized
 authority.
 Will Discuss important Matters. rl The common council is to be il
 regular monthly session tomorrow evening, and it is expected that fir department matters and recent sus pensions in the police department vii
 be among the subjects, that will com . Up for discussion.
 . Saturday, the feast of the purified tion, was observed at St. Mary's churcl l with special services candles for us 7 during the services of the year bein; l blessed at the morning mass. 3 This county will be represented i l Hartford tomorrow and Wednesday a : the annual meeting of the Connection
 Pomological society, of which Everet sl D. Brown of Hartford is well know s member. I Among the short courses arrange n to be held at the Connecticut Agri h cultural college during the preser : month are the following: Feb. 5-1 . livestock: Feb. 1924, fruit growing S Feb. 26-March 1. vegetable growing. g To Vote Upon Amendment. " Thursday Of this week a speci
 meeting of the Windham Count n Farmers association is to be held
 Pfainfeld, where all extension scho l. will be>in progress at Grange hall. , e vote upon the following amendmel e to the constitution: That the obje Ie of this association is to encourage ar 1T promote all interests which have a their object the advancement of agr l. culture and rural life of Windf1a st county and to hold agricultural fai ,e and exhibitions of farm and househo if products.
 The change Is necessary that q
 association may receive the s18o giv,
 by the state to incorporated agricu n tural fairs. The money will be US e, in awarding prizes at the 1918 co " show.
 ,n 0a German Subjects to Register. IS Beginning today, German subjee is who are living in the town of Putna ar are required to register with the chi ,eJ of police and they will have until Ft lv to comply with the obligation, Fla, st male over IA years of age will be r Ie quired to register and each will be r is qllired to furnish four newly ma m photographs of himself. Fingerprin ot will be taken in each case.