Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-05
PUTNAM


 found unconscious Wednesday at his home in Thompson, was reported or Thursday as improved. William P. Warren and George Potvin, registrars of voters, have given notice that applications of those received up to D. m. of Thursday of next week. New voters will be made in time to participate in the annual town meeting on the first Monday of October.
 Elmer E. Gess, whose neck was he feli from a load of hay. is improv ing at the Day Kimball hospital. Mir Goss sits up each day and is now able to move his legs.
 Judge Frank D. Haines will pre- side al a session of the superior court to be held in this city today (Friday)
 During brief absence of the super intendent, Miss Nellie Bloxham, Miss Falkins has been in charge at the Day Kimbal1 hospital.
 found his way into the hands of the local police. The doings in Pascoag g have been called to the attention of federal officials.
 pal of the Academy at Woodstock. which opened this week for the fall term.
 Woods camp at Woodstock lake has beer closed for the season. Numbers of boys. many of them from middle western states. were at the camp dur ing the months of July and August
 Chiidren's night will be observed with a special program at Mondays evenings meeting of Putnam grange
 The coming of Thomas McNamara, golf expert. to the links of the Put nam Country club Thursday afternoon attracted followers of the game from all of the towns in this vicinity.
 Regular services will be resumed at the Baptist church Sunday, and Rev. G. c. $. MacKay will preach.
 Two years ago yesterday (Thurs- this district left for Camp Devens. The men were Adeiard Barbeau and Richard J. Healey. both of Danielson, both members later of the famous aso today two more men went out to serve Uncle Sam. and another on Sat urday. this being this districts first five per cent of the first call for men,
 As compiled to date the list of deaths of service men who claimed Putnam as their home is as follows: Albert BreauIt. Leon Hopkins Fred Carpenter. Rev. Anselym Mayotte. Jo- seph Monty. Norman l. Kennedy. Al bert Dumas Victor J. Poland. Da- nase yeIlieux, Robert F Marsh Hem " Favreau.
 Tomorrow afternoon the time limit will expire for the filing of bads for the and resurfacing of side " the highway committee of the common council.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Bard. who l ia we been spending the summer at the {! Aldrich farm have returned to their l lone in New York. i
 Alden NJ. Shippee has been named 1 s administrator of the estate of Rus ell T. Shippee.
 Miss Mary White. formerly teach 1 r in PuLnam's schools has cabled of | Ter safe arrival in Paris. where she is 1 O engage in work a representative f the Catholic Women's Welfare or a anization.
 It is expected that the first meeting 1 n this part of Connecticut in the in crest of raising the $5.000.000 Pill 1 rim fund to be secured by Congre "a ationalists will be held in this city ext week.
 Miss Camille F,uvrard of this city nd Pomfret will leave Sept. 90 to en- CT the Hartford hospital training cholo for nurses. to remain for three ears.
 County Agent B. w. Ellis and a umber of farmers from towns in the ounty were at Spencer Mass on thursday, to visit the Sagendorf farm 7here a large herd of thoroughbred attle is kept. MT. Ellis and the far lers are making such trips with a jew to bringing thoroughbred ami 1creasing the quality of the herds erea bouts. Not satisfied because the school ommittee did not re-engage Mrs. lara Sharpe as teacher 8 t Abingdon, itizens there held meeting. secured ledges for the support of a private chool and are prepared to guarantee xryao inc cIIIdi inc | xpenses. The school will open next fonday.
 There were five arrests for intoxf- ation in Putnam during the month of the police report shows. Some f those who got into the hands of Ia med it on Pascoag. while others se- ected Webster as the goat.
 pr. F. T. Baldwin is the city's new lilk inspector, succeeding Uric eausoliel, who resigned. Dr. Bald ,ins appointment was made by the ommon council.
 Unless there is general revalua- ion of Putnams property asd the rand list is increased to at least $6,- ]0, ,000 the town and city taxpayers | ill be called upon to stand another lbstantial boost in the tax rates it as stated on Thursday by city ofh- als who are. in close touch with f1- ancial conditions in both the town nd city governments.
 The assessors must be called upon eQua1ize assessments. one official l .ated, in order that those who arc ot paying what they should in the ay of taxes be obligated to do so. on1e taxpayers property is already ssessed for as much as 1t should be, was stated. but there is other prop -ty that goes into the list 1t far be- W it's actual value.
 It was pointed out that action that ,ou1d lead to arrangements for the work should be under ken in the very near future. if tho crease in the taxation rate in both wn and city is to be avoided. Much of the unimproved property in utnam is not Sghtfully assessed. one hcia1 poi,(ed out. and as an instance
 what he meant by this he men oned the site of the new high school Hiding, which for years. as vacant rner lot of between and acres,