Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17
DANlELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

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 Rev. Charles F. Bedard. pastor of St. Mary's parish,~ has been spending a few days in Canada
 Local sportsmen, who made appli- cation for ffngerling trout to be placed in brooks hereabouts. have had the same experience as sportsmen of oth- CT nearby 'towns-they didn't get the trout. Perhaps there's strike at the hatchery.
 Anseim Mayotte post, American le- zion, now numbers 249 members. this being, one of the largest posts in the eastern part of the state.
 Soldiers who have been wounded and who are il as the result of the hardships of service are getting in touch in this district with Dr. F. F. Perry. who has been appointed to rep- resent the United States Public Health Service. Dr. Perry was attached to the Twentieth Engineers while on duty as a medical officer overseas. It was stated here Saturday that a council of the Knights of Columbus will be formed at North Grosvenor- dale, in which place and vicinity there is opportunity to build up strong or ganization.
 The temperature dropped to 22 de- grees above zero in Putnam Saturday morning the coldest so far this sea- son.
 Alumni of Putnam High school are | to give a Thanksgiving night dance at the high school building. At the church in South Woodstock, l Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock. fu neral services for Charles A. Jackson 1 the night watchman who was found ! dead at Dady's silk mill in this city l were held. Burial was at North Ash 1 ford.
 At the Swedish church in North l Grosvenerdale Saturday afternoon. a l funeral service for Louisa A. Anderson was held, attended by many relatives l and friends Burial was in the Swed-
 ish cemetery.
 l The Pomfret school football team | was at Watertown Saturday to play I the Taft school team. This will be | the only game the Pomfret team vii
 play away from home this season. | At Eastford church nursery is en- l tablished each Sunday morning in order that parents of young children may l find it possible to attend worship. Miss Eleanor Arnold of Voluntowr 1 has been the guest here of Mrs. Henry Burt of Grove street.
 Wednesday night will be Neiehbors 1 night at meeting of Senexet grange O South Woodstock. Members of Put. nam grange have been invited to at tend.
 Though it is recognized that som' hunters are disobeying the law forbid
 ding the shooting of cartridges thi season, the majority. of sportsmen art giving the birds a chance to live, ant 1 the indications are that partridge vii
 be much more plentiful next fall thai for a number of years.
 I Attorney Charles l.. Torrey was a
 Thompson on Saturday to appear in 1 case heard before Justice Randolph H
 Chandler.
 A considerable number of subscrip lions to the Roosevelt Memorial fun
 are going forward from this territory considerable number of them iron
 this city.
 John A. Lever of Worcester spen Sunday with friends in Putnam. wher he formerly was employed
 This city is now represented anon
 the conductors and motormen operAt ing cars on the Putnam division o : the Shore Line Electric Railway com pany..
 Thompson is the first town to repor
 that it has raised its allotment of tn rt Day Kimball annex fund The tow, was apportioned $2000, and its sub
 scriptions, as reported by Mrs. Cl1arie f F. Searls. amount to $2200. Fine progress is being made by stu dents at the Putnam night schoo which will begin it's weekly session this evening. Much interest is bein shown. particularly, it is said anon
 the groups of young people who ar anxious to comply with the state : requirements relative to education. , The new post of the American le
 zion at North Grosvenordale has bee ) named in honor of Oscar w. Swanson splendid young man of that villag 1 who gave his life in service. Nil
 Swanson was also honored by tn l town in a special manner on Welcom Home day. About 200 men went int i service from the town of Thompson
 so a Inactive post is expected in tha town Officers of the post are to b elected at the next meeting. State Treasurer G. Harold Gilpatri :, and J. Harry Mann of this city mo l tored to Hartford.
 In order that the cold may not in Il jure the concrete being laid in Grov street, east of King street, newly Tai
 sections are covered each night with : layer Of hay. The roadway, Iull W1Qtf f will be completed this week from KiE : street eastward to the cemetery cor
 ner.
 r Revenue men made another visit t : Putnam at the weekend. inspe tin l beverages that are being sold at place 5 formerly licensed. The sale of eide
 attracted the attention of the revenu men, who to date have made no stan : against it.
 Children of the schools of Putnar
 will get a Thanksgiving recess fror Il Wednesday of next. week. Novembe [ 26, until Monday as customary. Considerable progress has been mad recently in building the brick additio to the mill of the Manhasset compan, but the new part will not be complete and the machinery installed for som 5 time to come. When the addition is : operation it will mean the bringing l additional workers to Putnam. IT E. F. Nauss, assistant to Rev. Boyr 3 ton Merrill of the Congregation; :. church, conducted service at the Put y nam Heights church on Sunday. The possibilities for profit in opera1 e ing a jitney line between this city ar s Willimantic are being considered, f has s>en stated here. The distanc a via Phenixville, is about 25 miles.