Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07
PUTNAM

Z. FRED waterman, of the Water
man Worsted company, remained very
dangerously i'll Thursday.
Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and son,
Awkward, spent Thursday with rela-
tives in Danielson.
The Greatest Thing in Life was the
special feature picture shown at the
Bradley theater at Thursdays shows.
Corporation Counsel Charles i. Tor
rey was at the state capitol in Hart
ford Thursday, appearing in the in
terest of the city on matter pertain
ing to bond issues.
Herbert G.. Smith has been named
member of the Putnam town school
committee to succeed Richard Cor
man, deceased.
John c. Ouilette of Spencer, Mass,
was a visitor with friends in Putnam
on Thursday.
Charles P. Bancroft Of Hartford has
come here as manager for the Put
nam Motor Car company.
Captain Bulger says that there have
been remarkably few cases of intoNi
cation in this city recently.
The wcoIen and worsted business
III this city has hit slack period and
orders for new goods are not coming
| iE as rapidly as could be wished, il
i
| Game Warden Harry Battey o.
Windham county sat-s that he has
averaged one conviction a month, fol-
violation Of the game laws, for the
past twelve years.
| Putnam citizens are being informed
to be ready to subscribe for issues i
the Fifth Liberty or Victory Loan
| which is coming next month
| Manager Thomas McDernott, who
ran baseball team here lost sum
rner, said Thursday that conditions
this summer will determine whether
he puts team in the field.
Mrs. Nelson Mansfield has returned
| from visit with her husband, wht
is in a military hospi%f at Railway
n. ].
The county tax that the differen
| towns Of W:p%ham county will hay.
| to pay this spring means a jump il
the tax rate for many of them.
The Firemen's ball this week proved
| TO be big tinancia, success, it Is in.
dicated by the returns that have beer
| checked up SO far.
Morris A. Cutler, 90. farmer, dice
of influenza and pneumonia in tn,
! northeastern section of Killingly, neal
| the Putnam border He was born il
the town of Killingly and was the sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cutler, wht
are well knoYn in this city.
i 1t is expected that many Putnam
people will take advantage this after.
noon of the opportunity to greet Mis-.
| Isabelle Byrne and Miss Ruth Daniels
| Putnam young women who are grad
uate nurses and who have recently
! returned from overseas service, TIL,
reception is arranged by EliZabett
! Porter chapter and is to be in Ode
Fellows hall.
A heavy trolley freight service ha.
grown up between this city and Prov
idence, via Elmville, and it is will
some perturbation that Putnam bus
mess men who use the service how,
read of the Rhode Island compan7
passing into receivers hands. TIL
line is very convenient for gettin:
| goods out Of Providence and int.
! Providence and is much used by som
| of the manufacturing concerns of thi
city.
The following is the Anericaniza
ton committee of Putnam. Attorne,
Eric H. Johnson, chairman: vic
| chairman, Katherine Byrne: A. W
Marcy L, NJ. Keith, Clarence Pierce
Joseph Lapaime, David ,Flagg. A. [
Lown, S. II. Wheelock, John W. Sher
ry, John G. Johnson, John Dady,
u. Fisher. Edward f. Perry, R. E. III
Samuel Rich, Charles E. Dean. NJ. L
Geissler, George Bradley, ]. J. Nc
Garry, Arthur Macdonald, George Pad
gett, William L. Macdonald, DAME
| Williams, Rev. c. F. Bedard, Rev. A
Kouthier, Rev. G. c. S. NTacKay, Rev
S. J. A. Rock. Alex Gilman. Edwar
Fl. Snow, Charles BoVe, Hyde Smith
+. Stroumbelis, W. F. Penny, Loui
Eattey, C. D. Sharpe. R. S. Danfortf
Clement ellison, William Wheaton
Joseph Plessis, G. T LaNIarche Levi
Champlin, Frank Cordier, A. Macdon
aid, Jr, G. E. Shaw, Mrs. E. c. Morse
Mrs. c. Torrey, Mrs. J. j. Russell, Mis-
S. Elizabeth Clarke, Mrs. w. f. RAT
ferty, Mrs. Thomas Corcoran, Mis-
Emma Dutton, Mrs. H J. Smith. Mis-
Warren, Miss Ellen Wheelock. Mr.
E. NJ. Warner, Mrs. J. J. Dupre, Mis-
Clara Larned, Mrs. Charles Letter.
Mrs. Ernest Kent and Mrs. Catherin
Rober.
Since the first of the week ther
has been little change in the strik
!. situation at North Grosvenordal
Some of the strikers returned to wor
: on Monday, but others are still hold
ing oYt. No further change is expect
ed before Monday, it was stated FRI
day, when more OF the strikers al
expected to return to their Jobs. TT
town remains very quiet. the striker
; being peaceful at all times.
, All through this section of the cour
ty there is keen interest among Metf
odists in the CsMtenary moveme1
that has been inaugurated by this de
, nomination, and Minute Men are cor
stantly engaged at services in doin
preparatory work. The education;
Part of the movement is now beir
carried out, while the financing of
will be taken up later.
1t is believed here taat the buildin
of the Brandy hill road, in Thompso
to the Massachusetts line at the tow
Of Webster is practically certain dun
ing the present year. Senator MAJ
donald of this district is interested
having this project carried out and
having other needed road work in tt
eastern part CT the county pl
through.