Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-20
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 Sunday to attend the conferring of 3
 degree on class of candidates of
 Rose of Lima council
 HoEatio A Brown. of South Main
 cises at the Methodist church in Att
 tawaugan Sunday. Mir. Rrown has been actively interested in Sunday
 school work for more than half a ceu4
 tury. sfss The baseball game -thas was sehed-
 day between railroad mems teams rep
 resenting New London and Putnam
 was cancelled.
 David A. Smith of Worcester was a
 week -end visitor with MT and Mrs.
 Hyde Smith of Grand View
 Antonio Vito of Thompson is the,
 contractor who will build th& stretch
 of state road oyer Brandy Hill in
 Thompson to the Massac chusetts line.
 James Kent of Elmvilie. the veteran
 coon hunter. reported two coOns taken
 on his first hunt of the season that has
 just opened.
 The Salvation Army autemobils fund has been increased to SAP. Boosters of this fund will find their reward ins the the good use that the machine win be
 There was a reduction in at least one variety of foodstuff in this city. Saturday. when a big box of crackers crashed down from a loaded truck. The first trolley frsisht ear that, has been run into this city since the middle of July is due here this after noon. Tba service will be regularly maintained now that if has been re- esta blisiled and will prove Ereat cen- venienee for business men and for manufacturers. H 1
 Licensed dealers of this city said on Saturday that they are serupuIeusly going to obey the. provisions of the enforcement bill recently passed to make War time prohibition really eff fectiKe.
 ganizer for the W. c. T. D.. b te speak Thursday afternoon of tll,s week at the home of Mrs, Josephine Law, in the Quadic district of the town of Thompson. The Union has plans for an especially active winter Of work in this and all of the sur- towns.
 Putnam grange will send deIega- tion next Saturday to the meeting of 2uinebaug Pomona grange with Lake Union. A program of very special in- terest has been arranged.
 It has been observed that the new cement roadway being put in through low the present level of the trolley rails and at some places nearly the whole depth of the exposed ties are above the new street level. This will mean lowering the trolley road bed, I and it is not thought likely that the | work will be done this winter. Thef is now laid nearly to Kingf street.
 Putnam's night school opens thfsl Monday evening at the high school. All will be welcomed to this school. 1 which will afford courses in English, history and arithmetic among other very pra actical studies. The school isl Q hold 75 sessions being open Mon lay and Tuesday and Thursday andt friday of each week. The commer his year. Special attention will be paid in thi syears school to Ameri-1 work Ii is expected that [ he school will open with an enroll nent of anywhere from 125 to 150 pu- ,ils-
 Proponents of the plan to bring bout a general re-valuation of prop .rty in the town of Putnam say the rand list could be increased hys sey-i ral hundred thousand dollars by car ying out the proposed work. It is ,ointed out that property valuations n the town of Putnam have upder- one a very considerable increas SC dur ng the past five years and that Shej own should not be denied the benefit f this in view of the fact that own rs, in great many cases have ben fted very materially. especially trough increased rental returns. It s also pointed out that farm and Foodland properties are more valua- lie in this town than ever and that | would be well for the town to know ust what the present condition is of II woodland properties. much of which goes into the lists as sprout i. and. i
 The big increase that it is antieipat- d that re-valuatioH would bring bout as to Putnam's grand list fig res would, of course. mean an in reased revenue. which is needed by oth town and city. as the cost of do- ng all of the things. practically, that own and city are called upon to do as increased decidedly.
 There was unusually heavy Sunday utomobile traffic in Putnam and the towns. many of the par les being tourists from distant points Connecticut and from other states ut to view the beauties of the au- lmnal foliage.
 EAstferd has plans to do some hing special week from today, own is arranging an ebservanee of toosevelt's birthday and a program special exercises is being planned. n this observance Eastford is setting owns where there are many admirers f the great American whose death oc- urred a few months ago.
 James O. Hara has disposed of his Old1nSS at " OOQStOck NaIey ana. | 7ith his family. is to remove to New 'ork.
 The lower end of South Main street, rom point near the sub station astward over the detour now in use being badly cut up by the heavy -affic which it has had to bear during ne past three weeks and is in need attention.
 Mrs William Mansfield is to have le members of the Day Kimball Hos ital Guild at her home for a meetfng n Friday of this week.
 An application from Putnam for a harter for council of the Degree of ocahontas has been granted by the rand council Of the state. which re- snt1y was in session in Hartfard. here are 24 such councils in this, ate.
 A memorial service in honor of tanley " Edwards and George O.F rott. wne were members of the hartford Bar. was held in that city by le Hartford County Bar association,