Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-19
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

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 Rev. C.. A. Butterfield of Springfield l will speak at the Congregational church here Sunday in tho interest o1
 the Pilgrim Memorial fund.
 l Mayor A. W. Marcy will be at New
 Britain Saturday as one of the execu- i t1Ves or Connecticut cities attending ! the welcome home celebration for the 1 soldiers of that town.
 All traffic through Grove street was
 suspended Thursday because of ex- cavafins being done there. Traffic vas directed through side streets or diverted by way of the Country club into Killingly.
 ] Exceedingly large amounts of ! freight continue to move through Putnam over the lines of the New Haven road. Next Thursday will bring the last of the scheduled half-holidays. under the 1 summer agreement, to the clerks of 1 Putnam
 Concession holders at Woodstock fair in some cases stepped over the pounds late in the day and had to be warned against venturing into gambling enterprises on penalty Of being chased off the grounds. Since the trolley cornpany's tele- phone system was interfered with on the northerly end of the local line, duty in that section.
 
 through Grove street, the new cement roa dway will extend from curb to curb, instead of to the gutter line. as originally planned. The change was between city officials and State High way Commissioner Bennett.
 Saturday of next week SeIectmen c. E. Pierce. L. NJ. Keith and Joseph wdll be in session for tho purpose of making new voters. There are 100 candidates in Putnam who have filed applications to be made electors.
 Wapaquasset tribe. of Red Men of this city. expect to turn out 3, large delegation when they go to Stratfore Saturday to be present at an anniyer- sary celebration of Okenuck tribe of that pla ce.
 Rev. Benjamin T.. Marshall will de- liver the sermon here Thursday af- ternoon. Oct. ?. when Rev. Boynton Merrill will be installed as pastor of the Second Congregational church.
 There were no special deve!opments during Thursday in the situ;Non that has developed in Webster over the fact that Shore Line cars are now running through to the Massachusetts line. It is stated here. however. that the union trolleyU1el on inc Webster end of the line are using their per who show inclination to ride on cars running on the Connecticut sale.
 At the synagogue on Main street Monday evening at o'clock Miss Mary Shunnan of New York and Jacob Wolf of this city were united in mar riage b-- Rabbi .LeTnonoyitch. Many relatives and friends attended a re- ception following the marriage core mony. MT. Wolf is successfully en- gagged in business in this city where home.
 rt o:i c.:1 t-..,,x ...,, includes representatives of churches Tn Jcwett City, MoosuD. Sterling. Daniel son and this city. has 3 meeting scned- uled to be held here on Saturday eve
 Today (Fridav) George F. Shaw will leave for Jefferson. ". H. where he will be guest at q gathering or m emhers of inc New England Jewel-.t Of the Putnam Country club 1 and rdch interested in soIfns.
 The delegates from the Putnam i of the Ashford Baptist association to be held Sept. 20 at the church in | Kent% ITora tic A. Brown. Mrs. Ida c. ! Kennedy Miss Anna Armstrong and ] Mrs Clarence |. Pierce. Rev. c. c | $. MacKay Of this city will preach l the annual association sermon.
 At the Thursday evening prayer | meeting at the ConGregatio church ! The Place and Power of Music in t.ie | Church was the subject of q short ad- ! dress by the pastor.
 The scope Of the work being done 1 toward developing the ranufa curing 1 plant of tho Afanllasset coupa ny and 1 providing housing facilities for c-r1- ] ployes is such as 10 be 9 surprise to 1 those who heve. recently visited in 1 that section of the city. which Will be ! greatly developed when plans now being worked out are completed. The