Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-27
PUTNAM

J. Harry Mann was down town ON
Wednesday fer the first time in three
weeks. He IS recovering from illness
". Il. Dawson. who has been a gov
eminent inspector at a big textile
plant at Manchester. N f.. tas re-
turned to his home here, having COM
pleted seventeen months of work in
the capacity in which he has been
serving.
Rev. c. ]. Hartman. army chaplain
| stationed at Camp Devens. formerly
rector of st. Philips church in this
city. will apply for appointment as a
| regular army chaplain.
Mics Isabella Byrne and Miss Ruth
Daniel, Putnam graduate nurses now
returned from overseas, are to be
rendered a public reception by the
members of Elizabeth Porter Putnam
| chapter, D. y. r.
Private Diotte, who entered the SER
vice from this city. has ieen muster
ed out and has returned to his home
| The ice fishing season closes tomor-
row. February %. There is not much
chance of persons violating the law
| this year. fo' the ice has nearly dis
appeared from most of tire fishing
ponds.
| Napoleon martin, who was commit
| ted to jail from this town. is worry
| ing. He has written letter saying
that his mittinlus reads that he is to
| remain in jai, for two years, instead of
six months. Perhaps a Slight mistake
was made. The matter is to be investi-
gated. court official said Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. A. seaver of Waterbury.
formerly a resident on South Main
street, this city. was a visitor with
friends here "Wednesday.
| Frederick Very of Providence is to
give public organ recital at St,
Phillips church on the evening OF
March 10.
Miss Caroline Borhaeur teacher in
the Lynn High School, continues to be
the subject nf interesting controversy
between city organizations that want
her removed and others who feel that
her services should be retained.
The number OF poiies guards haa
been reduced in the village OF North
Grosvenordaie. where a strike has
been on Stree early in the present
month. The strikers have remained
quiet and orderly all of the time.
There is some demand in this city
for inspection CT the methods and pro-
: cesses of preparing home killed meats
for use in the city and IS &c the con-
dition of the animals Just l'efore they
are slaughtered.
Lieutenant John A. G. Warner. whc
> is overseas, is not expected to return
to this country until June and It may
! | be later. Lieutenant Warner is the sol
of Judge and Mrs. f. NJ. Warner.
} Persons in this city whose stocks
come under The new government ia!
, assessments were engaged on Wed
nestlay III putting labels on the good
t ! and marking up the prices to NEE
with Uncle Sans requirements.
! The first meeting of The gymnasium
1 class of the Putnam Girls club i
! scheduled to be held this THURSDAY
= evening. Principal Hammond of th
4 Israel Putnam school is to have I'll
direction Of this class.
: A memorial in the form 5F static
l of the cross is to be placed for Rev
AnseIm Mayotte, United States arm
1 chaplain in St. Mary's church, wher
he was an assistant priest when h
q entered the service. Father Nayott
= die,l while on overseas service a fe'
y weeks ago.
!, The sale Of war savings stamps an
thrift stamps has taken q. decide
= slump in this city since the first
g the year. There is every reason
believe however. that lutnam vi
y keep up its Liberty bond iuying repl
" ta ton when The final loan comes in ii
It spring.
i Attorney Eric n. Johnson is chair
J, man OF a Putnam committee that
= to re formed to carry en- Americanizs
G ton work in this city. It is understoc
ii that this work is 10 be on an ezter
u sivc scale aud that civic organization
= patriotic societies and church socis