Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM


 pr. H. l.. Pease, has purchased of G. Harold Gilaatric a dwelling on Free mont street.
 Schools here close this (Wednesday).I afternoon for the Thanksgiving recess and will reopen Monday
 ". $. Brown of Central Village was visitor in Putnam Tuesday, Thursday, Thanksgiving day, the usual holiday schedule of service will be observed by the postoffice force.
 In many quarters here fear is ex- pressed that there will be serious acci- ! dents in Grove street during the win 1 ters unless some arrangement is made | to protect traffic from the dangers at
 tendant upon having the trolley tracks | rest at the present level above the new | grade of the street
 Dances and other social events are |
 planned here for the eve of Thanks | giving.
 Indications Tuesday were that the | 1 Thanksgiving offerings to the Day 1
 Kimball hospital will be more generous
 than ever
 The sale of Red Cross Christmas | seals will begin here during the com l ing week. l Souvenir W. H. Taylor continues to receive cordial autograph letters fyom l prominent people. His latest is from
 Rollo Ogden, editor of one of New | 1Ork s papers. | Brickwork of the addition to the
 Manhasset mill is now rising above the second story level, at which flooring is
 being laid. The addition will not be completed until well into the winter.
 Internal revenue men are becoming i more numerous than ever known be- fore in this section. Some are watch J ing as to what is being done regard ing observing the prohibition act, oth- \ CTS are watching out to see that tax D payments are made in full on articles l rated as luxuries. others want to know about theatre taxes, still others about tobacco taxes. etc, etc. and all of them l tend to make one understand that it }, cost money to help win that war. :. Following is the schedule of the l, Quinebaug Valley Basketball league, in T which Putnam High school is repre- : sented:
 Dec. 12-Killingly vs. Plainield at . Plainfield.
 l Dec. 1s-Killingly vs. Windham at 7 Danielson. s Jan. 9-Windham vs. Putnam at 4l Putnam.
 | Jan. 9--Woodstock vs. Tourteflotte : at North Grosvenordale.
 Jan. 16-Killingly vs. ~Windham at 2 Willimantic
 Jan. 16-Putnam vs Plainield at 7 Plainfield Jan. 1S-Bartlett vs Woodstock at ' Webster
 e Jan. 25-Killingly vs. Putnam at ' Putnam.
 Jan. 25-Windham vs. Plainfeld at f'1 Plainfie1d.
 . Jan. -Tourtellotte vs Woodstock
 at Woodstock. : Jan 3o-Killingly vs. Plainfeld at t Dsnielson.
 : Ian. so-Putnam vs. Windham at n Willimartic.'
 g Jon. So-Tourtellotte vs. Bartlett at e Webster
 d Feb. 6-Plainfefd vs Windham at -I Willimantic.
 n Feb. 1S-Killingly vs. Putnam at d DH nielsnn.
 e Feb. 1a-Bartlett vs Woodstock at s, Woodstock.
 e Feb. 2O-Putnam vs. P1ainf1e1d al al Putnam.
 n Feh. 2o-Tourtel1otte vs. Bartlett al L-I North Grosvenordale. S. Constable Nerri coderre of North Grosvenordale said Tuesday afternoon le that no cases of rabies have developed IS in the town of Thompson as the result -o of a recent visit there of dog suffer re irg with rabies. The animal was kill
 ed. Four dogs that had been seen ir ,r company with the mad dog are 1T "a quarantine. but ID to Tuesday hat 'e shown no indications of developing tht ss disease. These quarantined animal! ot will be kent tied rn or otherwise re. ee strained while developments are await 7, ed. No decision had been received III " to Tuesday from state officials relativ, e to placing all of the dogs in Thompson rs under quarantine. 70 Putnan's real estate market con ,e tirres to be in a lively state of activit, a, with daily announcements of pronert' 't transfers. There are/ buyers a-plent, IT for all the attractive properties. tha o' tccme into the market. and solicitors f. huv property that hos not henn nffere,
 for snIa T., -oo7 o~+@+n ,-i~oIos Tues ne day there was talk of a deal involvin
 a number of houses on South Mai, ay street. but nnthing, definite was givel ne out about this matter One of tn or latest sales announced is the dwellin Id on Bradley street, owned by F. M le, Wheaton and occupied by Wallac Whitney, to Mathewson Angel o
 Pomfret.
 ut That Putnam is in dire need of Ie housing associat ton that will invest il pt the homes so direly needed to reIiev IS the demand for homes in this city be ne comes more evident daily. The fact is 5h it is stated. in circles where the know ce ledge should be accurate, that provid n. ing such homes will be the means 0 at st < --- Q ror Io,d +T,a L1o-roro ;x -o..-S ka-.