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Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
Layout of Street Lines
LAYOUT OF PROSPECT STREET,
BETWEEN GENEVIEVE AND
OAK STREETS
Layout of Center Line.

Beginning at a point which is the
end of layout of center line of Gene
We've Street as above described,
thence southwesterly by an included
angle of 7S' 80 with said cented line
of Genevieve Street $50 feet to a
point which is the beginning of layout
of center line of Oak Street, as here
matter described, said center line of
Prospect Street forming an angle of
6 40 with line joining the souther-
ly corner of house of H. L. Barrett
and the southwesterly end of said
layout of center line.
Layout of Street Lines
The street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 20
feet distant the.efrom excepting that
the northwesterly street line joins the
northerly street line of Oak Street by
an arc of circle of 100 feet radius.
Layout of Curb Lines
The curb lines are parallel to the
above described street lines and 6
feet distant therefrom.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
NOTICE
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Notice of Layout of Street.

The Common Council having voted
that it proposes to lay out, alter and
change certain streets and parts OF
streets, and said proposal having been
duly published; it having been found
that public convenience and necessity
require the same; the Common Coun-
ell having appointed a Committee to
make such proposed layout. altera-
ton and changes, and said Committee
having reported to the Common Coun-
ell;
NOW THEREFORE, all persons
whose land is proposed to be taken
therefor or which may be affected
thereby. and all persons interested.
are directed to appear and be heard
in relation thereto and in relation to
said report and its acceptance, rejec-
ton or modification, at the Council
Chamber in the Municipal Building.
on Church Street, in the City of Put
nam, on
TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1919
At 7.30 O'clock in the Evening.
Dated at Putnam, Conn, this 3rd
day of September, A. D. 1919.
A. w. MARCY, Mayor.
THOMAS P. RYAN, City Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
PUTNAM

Wilfred Park of Griswold has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Walter Rich,
the past week.
Miss Emma Bousquet of Harris
vile, r. l., is visiting Miss Favreau
on Church street.
Newton b. Stone of South Boston
spent the weekend and Labor Day at
his home on Sunnyside.
Frederic Dumas left Tuesday to at
tend the State Firemen's Association
convention ut New Haven.
Miss Grace Child began her duties
as librarian at the Willimantic State
Normal school on Tuesday.
Among the Putnam soldiers that
came home for the celebration were
John Dupre and Henry Reil.
II. A. Sosle and Mrs. A. II. Shippee
Of East Killingly were guests of Geo.
A. Soule Of Sunnyside Monday.
Francis +. Curran of Woodstock
avenue has returned from months
vacation at Narraganset Pier.
The Kings Daughters will meet at
the home Of Miss Elizabeth Child
Wednesday, Sept. 10th, at 3 p. m.
Mayor and Mrs. A. w. Marcy,
Grand View, have been entertaining
Mr.. Marcy's aunt from Willimantic.
Miss Ruth Child is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Abbie II. Child, having re-
Gently returned from New Hampshire.
Mrs. Everett Reynolds, Grand
View, is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Fletcher, and nephew and niece of
WATERFOWL.
Origene Touchette and Alpherie
Lussier are attending the convention
Of the Franco-American Foresters at
Springfield.
Putnam is shorn of its pretty dec
orations. The owners say that some
of the material was spoiled on ac-
count Of the heavy rains.
l.. Hector Lueier, son of Frank X.
Lucier, and Cyrus Lapalme, son of
Alderman Joseph Lapalme, have en-
tered LaSallette College, Hartford.
Mrs. f. J. Mathewson and daugh-
tiers Beatrice and Mildred, from Man
ton, r. l., are spending week at the
home of X. f. Naples, Grand View.
Judge Il. M. Warner was among the
nunber that went to Danielson We'd
nesday afternoon to hear William j..
Bryan. Judge Warner was invited to
a seat on the platform.
As there was no business for the
superior court for this week, adjourn
ment was taken from Tuesday until
this Friday morning, when short
calendar session opened.
Sergeant McIsaacs, wife and family
came to Putnam to see the celebra
ton. While here the family was thu
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jarvis ans
the boys" on Church street.
Olin Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Grave
Of Danielson and Mr.. and Mrs. Fulle
of Putnam, spent Sunday in Farming
ton, N. H., with Mr.. Wilks and family
They made a tour through the Whit
Mountains and returned to Putnam
Tuesday evening.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
LAYOUT OF ARCH STREET.
LAYOUT of Center Line.

Beginning at a point which is the
southerly end of the layout of center
line of South Meadow Street las
above described) and by an included
angle of 112' Herewith, thence run
ming easterly 258.S feet to the south
erly end of the layout of Middle
Street las above deseribedl, thence
continuing in the same line for
a distance of 1927 feet to an an
gle, thence DETECTING 1920 to the
right and running 1865 feet to an
angle. the last mentioned line being
20 feet distant southerly of IRON
pins at the southerly corners OF
tract of land recently conveyed by
Estate of Thomas Harris to the Clty
of Putnam, thence DETECTING . to
the right and running 205.7 feet to a
point distant 262 feet from the
southwest corner of the railroad
bridge abutment, and $50 feet from
the southeast corner of said abut-.
ment. thence to the left by the arc OF
a circle of 6425 feet radius, s7.4
feet to a point distant PAT feet from
the said southeasterly corner of aout-
ment. thence running northeasterty
1853 feet to a point distant 45.35
feet from the northwesterly corner OF
house of Marcia ]. Carpenter and
72.75 feet from the northeasteriy
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
LAYOUT OF LEYDEN STREET
LAYOUT of Center Line.

Beginning at point on the wester-
ly street line of Farrows Street at a
point distant 67.4 feet from the
southeasterly corner of house of
Quinn and 46.1 feet from northwest
erly corner of same house, thence
westerly by an Included angie of 49,
AZ with said westerly line of Farrows
Street and running 1888 feet to a
point distant Tie feet from the
northeasterly corner of house of F. A.
Morrell, thence DETECTING go to the
left and running 1896 feet to point
distant 3S.5 feet from the northwest
erly corner of house of Elizabeth Os-
trander and 43S feet from the north
easterly corner of same house and
end of layout.
Layout of Street Lines.
Street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 1875
feet distant therefrom.
Layout of Curb Lines.
Curb lines are parallel to the above
described center line and 11.5 feet
distant therefrom.
Layout of Grades of Center Line.
From an elevation of 215.5 feet at
beginning of layout the grade de-
scends for so feet to elevation PIP. 5
feet, thence runs level for SO feet,
thence ascends for 100 feet to eleva-
| ton 217.5 feet, thence ascends. fol-
1929 feet to elevation 21S feet, al
end of layout.
| Layout of Grades of Curb Lines.
The grades of curb lines correspond
to those of center line except at east
erly end, where they meet the grade;
| of Farrows Street.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
A PASCOAG DRUNK THURSDAY
MORNING

Full of Pascoag booze, according
to his own story, Arthur Braley was
picked up in a boarding house yard
about 2 o'clock Thursday morning in
a dazed condition.
At 9 o'clock the same morning he
was before the city court on charge
of intoxication.
1t was the familiar story. Braley
said he made a trip to Pascoag in a
car. $3.50 down, $3.50 back, and had
spent IS more for the forbidden Ii
quid. A fine of SIS was imposed and
he was given three weeks to pay.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
LAYOUT OF MIDDLE STREET
SOUTHERLY OF LINCOLN
STREET.
Layout of Center Line.

Beginning at a point which is the
junction of the southerly line of Lin
colin Street with the Center line of
Middle Street as already accepted,
and 24O feet distant easterly of the
center line of South Meadow Street,
thence southerly parallel with South
Meadow Street 526.S6 feet to the
center line of Arch Street, as herein
after described.
Layout of Street Lines.
The street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 20
feet distant therefrom except at
southerly extremities where the west
erly street line joins the northerly
line of Arch Street by an arc of cir
Gle of % feet radius, and the easterly
street line joins the said northerly
line of Arch Street by an arc of
circle of CO., feet radius.
Layout of Curb Lines
The curb lines are parallel to the
above described street lines and .
feet distant therefrom.
Layout of Grades of Center Line.
The elevation of the point Of begin
ming on the southerly line of Lincoln
Street is 10 feet The grade then de-
sends at the rate of one foot per
hundred feet to elevation 1913 feet,
at southerly end of layout.
Layout of Grades of Curb Lines.
The grades of curb lines correspond
to those of the center line except at
street intersections, where they are
brought to meet the grade of inter
secting streets.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
Layout of Grades of Curb Lines.
LAYOUT OF ADDISON STREET
Layout of Center Line.

Beginning at point on the east
erly line of Church Street distant
51.47 feet from the northwesterly
corner of house of Joseph Perreault,
and 54.14 feet from the Southwestern
ly corner of house of j, B. Dufault,
thence running easterly by an includ-
ed angle of s9'-37' with the easterly
line of Church Street southerly there
of for distance of 250.6 feet to a
point distant 32.13 feet from the
southwesterly corner of house of Ma
gloire Beaudoin and end of layout.
Layout of Street Lines.
The street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 20
feet distant therefrom. The easterly
line at end of street forms an includ-
ed angle of S9'-10' with the south
erly street line.
Layout of Curb Lines.
The curb lines are parallel to the
above described center line and IA
feet distant therefrom.
Layout of Grades of Center and Curb
Lines.
From an elevation of 1869 feet at
of layout the grade ascends
on a true grade of 8 percent to eleva-
ton 1876 feet at end o. layout.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
Report of Committee

To the Mayor and Common Council
of the City of Putnam:
The undersigned, a Committee of
the Common Council, appointed to
make layout, alteration, extension,
and enlargement of certain streets
and parts of streets described in a no
tiee published under vote of the Com
mon Council passed at its regular
meeting held July Sth, 1919, adjourn
ed from July LIST, 1919, as set forth in
the records of the Common Council,
to which reference is made, hereby
submit the following report:
We recommend that the streets and
parts of streets described in said no.
tice be accepted as city streets, and
we hereby make the following layout,
alteration, extension, enlargement,
and relay of the lines and grades of
said streets and parts of streets as
hereinafter set forth:
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05

We have given due attention to the
matter of the estimation and apprais-
al of benefits and damages resulting
or accruing to any person or persons
from the taking of such lands for pub
lie use, as aforesaid, or from said lay
out. alteration, extension. enlarge
ment, relay, and changes in grades as
above designated, and we find that in
each and every case the benefits equal
the damages; and therefore, we esti-
mate that the benefits equal the dam
ages and that no damages be assessed
to any person.
Dated at Putnam, this 2nd day of
September, 1919.
j. G. JOHNSON,
CHAS. A. RICHARD,
Committee.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05

thence for so feet to elevation 161. @
feet, thence for so feet to elevation
1905 feet, thence level for so feet.
thence for $50 feet ascends to eleva-
ton 1852 feet, thence for $50 feet
to elevation 1917 feet, thence for sac
feet to elevation 170.s feet and end
of layout.
Layout of Grades of Curb Lines.
The grades of curb lines CORES
pond to those of the center line ex-
cept at street intersections, where
they are brought to meet the grade of
interseeting streets.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
COUNCIL PRAISES
POLICE DEPT.
Regular Business Transacted
At Tuesday Nights Meet
ing
Hope Grove and Providence Street
Work Will Soon Be Conn
menced.

During the meeting of the COM
mon council Tuesday night Alderman
Padgett made motion that Captain
of Police John Bulger be given vote
of thanks by the council for the eff
cient way in which he and his men
handled the big crowd on Welcome
Home Day.
Each member of the council in Sec
onding the motion took the opportun-
ity to say that it fully expressed their
sentiments.
Mayor Marcy said that he also felt
in accord with the motion, and it gave
him pleasure to put the motion. 1t
was unanimously voted.
Captain Bulger was present and
thanked the council, saying that if he
had not had the cooperation of the
council, the police committee and
citizens he couldn't have got by"
Mayor Marcy said: ut is pleasing
to have a police head such as Captain
Bulger A man who can go ahead
without assistance from others. He
seems to be the right man in the right
place"
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
COLLISION IN ATTAWAUGAN

Awakened by a crash in the small
hours of the morning, Wednesday
people living on the road to Attawau-
gan saw two automobiles in collision
and watched until one machine towed
the other away.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
LAYOUT OF CENEVIEVE STREET,
EASTERLY OF PRESENT LAYOUT
Layout of Center Line.

Beginning at the southeasterly end
of present layout, thence southeastern
ly in a straight line in range of pres
ent center line of accepted portion of
street 224.2 feet to a point which is
the beginning of layout of center line
of Prospect Street as hereinafter de-
scribed and 1925 feet easterly of
the easterly corner of house of H. l..
Barrett and 204 feet northerly of the
northerly corner Of house of A. w.
Marcy.
Layout of Street Lines
The street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 16.5
feet distant therefrom.
Layout of Curb Lines
The curb lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 11.5
feet distant therefrom.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05

corner of same house. thence defect
ing II -12' to the right and running
izo.l feet to point distant 1857
ieet from the southwesterly corner of
the substation and 64.4 feet from the
southeasterly corner thereof. thence
DETECTING 27 '-0s' to the left and run
ming SO feet to point distant 57.75
feet from the southeasterly corner of
substation, thence DETECTING IL to
the right and running 110.3 feet
through the center of the bridge open
ing to point distant AT feet from
the northwesterly corner of house of
Frank Foisey, and 1895 feet from the
southwesterly corner of same house,
and to end of layout.
Layout of Street Lines.
Westerly of the point of beginning
of the curve Tin layout of center
line) near the iron railroad bridge,
the street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 20
feet distant therefrom, except at the
functions with the street lines of
South Meadow and Middle Streets.
as described in layout of street lines
of said streets.
Easterly of the easterly end of said
curve and westerly of angle point at
northerly end of Park Street, the
street lines are parallel to the above
described center line and IT'S feet
distant; easterly of this point the
street lines are parallel to above de-
scribed center line and 20 feet dis
tant therefrom, except that the
northerly street line opposite said an
gle point at northerly end of Park
Street is an arc of circle of 100 feet
radius, tangential to the street lines
as above described. Opposite the
curve in center line near iron bridge,
the street lines taper uniformly from
a distance of 20 feet, to distance of
l7.5 feet from said center line.
Layout of Curb Lines.
On portion of street 40 feet in
width the curb lines are parallel to
above described street lines and
feet distant therefrom. On portion
of street 35 feet in width curb lines
are parallel to the above described
street lines and feet distant there
from. Where street lines taper from
40 feet to 80 feet apart, the distance
between street and curb lines de-
creases uniformly from 6 feet to
feet,
Layout Of Grades of Center Lines.
From an elevation of 1906 feet at
beginning of layout, the grade de-
scends on true grade for 25S.s feet
to 1878 feet, thence 141.2 feet to
1870 feet, thence so feet level, thence
100 feet ascends to elevation 1876
feet, thence 100 feet to elevation 74.5
feet, thence so feet to elevation 76
feet, thence 100 feet to elevation 70
feet, thence 100 feet to elevation 81
feet, thence 100 feet level, thence
100 feet descends to elevation sos
feet, thence 100 feet ascends to ele-
walton 81.4 feet, thence 100 feet to
elevation 834 feet, thence 100 feet
to elevation 86.7 feet, thence 100
feet to elevation 81 feet, thence 100
feet to elevation 94.6 feet, thence
100 feet to elevation 9S4 feet. thence
100 feet to elevation l04 feet, thence
1915 feet to elevation 1858 feet at
center of South Main Street and end
of layout.
Layout of Grades of Curb Lines.
The grades of curb lines cores
pond to those of the center line ex-
cept at street intersections, where
they are brought to meet the grades
of intersecting streets.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
Music that is more
than a Memory

The Victrola makes the OPP
era and the concert more than
fleeing pleasure. 1t brings
them right into your own home,
there to be enjoyed as your per-
manent, priceless possession.
You can have encores with
out number. You can hear the
interpretations by the very
same artists who won your adj
miration at the opera or con-
cert-for the worlds greatest
artists make records for the
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
Layout of Curb Lines

The curb lines are parallel to the
above described street lines and s
feet distant therefrom.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
VICT R OLA

Stop in at any time and let us de-
monstrate the Victrola. Wen gladly
play your favorite music for you.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
LAYOUT OF OAK STREET, EAST
ERLY OF WILKINSON STREET
Layout of Center Line.

Beginning at end of layout Of CEN
ter line of Prospect Street as above
described, thence DETECTING 45e-15'
to the right for distance of 131 feet,
thence So feet to the left by an arc Of
circle of 91.25 feet radius, thence
1925 feet on straight line defect
ing 1924 from the last above de-
scribed straight line, thence 1857
feet to the right by an arc of circle
of 101 feet radius to a point in the
center line of Wilkinson Street and
the southeasterly end of accepted
portion of Oak Street to a point dis
taQ 10453 feet northerly of the
northerly corner of house of Buck
and Harris and 111.33 feet easterly of
the easterly corner Of house of w. A.
Buck.
Layout of Street Lines
The street lines are parallel to the
above described center line and 90
feet distant therefrom excepting that
the northerly street line joins the
northwesterly street line of Prospect
Street by an are of circle of 100
feet radius.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05


ported the matter of men of Putnam
coming home drunk from Pascoag to
the Rhode Island officials, and he UNI
derstood that the internal revenue
collector of Connecticut had been
notified and would take action.
Communication from Junior Town
The vote passed by the Junior
Chautauqua signed by Miss Edith w,
Child. Junior Town Clerk, regarding
keeping Putnam clean, was read. ct
has already been printed in The Pa
nicationtriot).
Mayor Marcy said that the COM
munication shows what the younger
citizens are thinking about and he
thought they should be encouraged.
He said he had written personal re-
ply urging them to continue the good
work and help the older citizens all
they can.
The city engineer reported that re-
numbering Main street had been com
pleted, but a few iron numbers were
needed. The council authorized their
purchase.
Mayor Marcy appointed DR.. Fred
erick T. Baldwin city milk inspector
in place of Uric Beausoleil, resigned
The appointment was confirmed.
A communication from the Shore
Line Electric Railway stated that ow-
ing to a strike it was physically i'm
possible for the company to move its
poles and track on King street, but
assured the city that it would be done
as soon as possible.
Mayor Marcy asked about the com
pletion of the Improvement of the
west end of Providence street, and
Superintendent of Streets Dumas
said that everything was ready to &c
ahead with the work.
The matter of Grove street i'm.
provement was discussed. 1t was
stated that bids were opened Tuesday
and that according to contract the
work must be completed thirty days
after contract is let. This brought uT
the problem of sewers and gas pipes
on the street which should be taker
care of before the new roadway il
laid. Action is to be taken at once.
Voted that the city property com
mittee investigate purchasing files
for city records and report.
After the monthly bills were ap
proved the meeting adjourned.
Putnam patriot., 1919-09-05
Police Report Accepted

The council accepted the police re-
port for August, which showed Is ar
rests, 3 sent to Jail, II doors found
open, 10 tramps lodged, $500 worth
of property stolen and 5000 recover
ad
Arizona republican., 1919-04-29

ennointment of Krotzer as guardian was made yesterday by Judge Lyman The father is the other beneflciary under the policy taken out py the sailor.
 ASK ROSES FOR AR ION A HEROES - Governor Campbell wants as many rosebuds that will stand shipment as can be secured today, TOT the Red Cross at Fl Paso to use on the occasion of the big dinner to De given Wednesday night in honor Of the returned 15Sth infantry. Those who desire to contribute buds for this purpose will send them to the state house to Custodian Alexander, who will pack and ship them tonight to Governor Campbell at Fl Paso.
 EXTRADlTION CASE UP TODAY A hearing on the matter of exuadlt- ing to California one Alfred Bell will be held by Acting Governor Sims to- day. The man is wanted at Los An geles on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses, by selling mining claims he is said not to have owned. He was arrested at Tucson and Deputy Sheriff Walter Lipps of Los Angeles arrived yesterday with extadition papers signed by Governor Stephens of California It is understood that attorneys for Bell will make vigor- ous fight against his extradition.
 RED CROSS NURSING HEAD l DIES-Local Red Cross women have received formal word of the death | April IS, of Miss Jane Delano, chair man of the national committee or nursing of the Red Cross at Severnay l France. Miss Delano was in charge i of all nursing activities of the Rec Cross in this country, and had beer 1 i'll practically ever since her arriva l in France some time ago.
 NEW TRIAL FOR COCOPAHS?- 1 Thirty days in which to file motior
 for new trial have been granted Chic l John Johnson and Bill Davies, Coco
 pah Indians, convicted last Sunday
 morning of murder in the first degreC
 for the killing of Joe Barley. Int
 motion was made by Attorney Harris immediately after the verdict wa!
 read. While it is expected that thu formal sentence will be life imprison
 ment in federal penitentiary, tn passing of it will be deferred, undoubt
 edly, until after the motion is arguet
 and decided.