Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-21
DAlIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

PUTNAM
 Otto Wulf of Bugbee & Wulf. and Postmaster Alexander Gilman were
 at Norwich Saturday afternoon to re- 1 present the Putnam Ghamber of
 Commerce at the cqnference of busi-
 ness interests that considered the l trolley strike situation and the fu- ture of the trolley lines.
 ] Attorney Arthur s. Macdonald left
 at the week. end for his Naeataon, ge-
 from two to three weeks.
 Joseph Flagg has gone to Baltimgre,
 where he has position, S after a visit st and Mrs. David F1asg.
 l With sthe service offered by the
 New Haven road. motor pusses and 1 other public service vehicles there was plenty of transportatiop service
 cut down the amount of travel to a l minimum and no one made 5pnuch | money.
 :, M M Dwyer of AIlsten, MalEs.. for
 merly proprietor of the Chdckering
 hotel, was a Saturday visitor in Put
 nam.
 One man describes one effthe ney
 dances after this fashion, A nah tus dance. but you have got to have two shoulders to do the shinin1y,
 which starts like a prize hght-with a shake.
 | The regular puDi1c service VehcAe 1 men of this city said Saturday that i the trolley. strike ter not Err eff" ted them that business has been only
 normal dus-is rnr lr 5e1 ] a measure this is accounted for by
 reason of more public seiHece dIb-
 CTS giving extra time to carrying passengers
 Peter A.. Gardner and .Adolphus De- ! mute left Sunday for a..vacation a. trip that will take them to Albany, Mia
 gara Falls. Detroit and Chicago. in
 which city MT. Gardner has sister
 resident.
 The Lane Construction company of
 Meriden is to rebuild the stretch of state highway between Dayyille and With the extra passenger trains. the l night expresses. running with extra I sections; and a very heavy freight branch through this city was a very busy piece ofs railroad linee Saturday. Rev. G. c. s. Maekay, scoutmasteF, l and James Hall, assistant seoutmas-
 saouty sss wa io a%esepsny %ebapps lake f9ss1 Boy
 There win be about 25 in the party. 1 c, Harold Gilpatric is to act as ex- ecuter of the estate of the late J. ". l Cutler of this city.
 1 G. 4. HawkiRs. G. H. Gilpatrie and H. J Smith, water commissioners, have plans and speeihcations for the 1 laying of 6-inch water mains in Middle. Arch and South Meadow Private Edward -Basworth. who re- gently was mustered out of the army after service overseas. has been wis ting with relatives in East Wood stock. +
 Only five of the town of Themp- sons teaching staff of last year will remain, it is said. for the opening of the schools in September. The eSo salaries available in schools in other towns. or in other, occupations. A session of the Fri State Holstein club is scheduied to be held today Woodstock. This club is made up of Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island msn who are interested in krseding better cattle on the were the EcF.efs of tLree st.-es c.aie close teFetf-er. Speaka's Nlio are sItI,.r:tits OF cattle be, r.'ig MI be heard at today's meeting.
 Motor cars seen in, the streets of Putnam during the past week bore registration plates from distant states, including California Ohio Wyoming, Pennsylvania and New price of gasoline, or trolley strikes or other such little hindrances to get ting about?
 Hamilton Holt. who has a summer home in Woodstock. is to deliver a the interest of the Day KimbaH hos | pitaL and many from this city will go out to near the famous New York edi- 1 tor, who was much overseas, engaged | on government missions, during the 1 war,
 Rain Saturday caused the caneella- i ton of all the baseball games sched- | uled to be played in towns in this l section.
 
 partment have cempleted the survey l of the state highway between Brandy l hill in the town of Thompson, and 1 the Massachusetts line. near Webster. This road is to be rebuilt this sum; for in the near future, it is said.
 Two score youngsters from the ten ement districts of New York will | peacefully and joyeusiy invade this i city tomorrow evening. They are the the auspices of one of the great eity's | and it wilrTbe their sec | ond great adventure where fields are green and all the countryside is an children are to be placed in private homes in many sections of Putnam and vicinity and are to remain for two weeks Last year the children | their experiences and all here who | are interested in their welfare are go- ing to see that they are just as hap 1, py and pleased when they round out t their vacation. two weeks hence.
 Boxes g and 24 of the fire alarm system were tested out here Saturday F by Superintendent John B. Daigle. Il this being in accordance with the fl plan to test two boxes weekly until the. whole number have been tried. On these tests the box call is blown only once.
 Arnold ]. Berry, fs, of Attawauaan, was dangerously injured shortly after midnight Saturday when he was