Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-19

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 is nursing aa injured hand. bitten by dog while he was engaged in al home about hls duties as a lineman fer the $: \, p Telephone company. B. A social to be held by the Ladies Aid seclsty at &erth Wood dsteck te- agg. ? hanakerehief sent by Mrs.
 WoearpW Wilson Will be sold as a land, a
 Putnam had the shakes and the sf,iv- CTS fhursday morning. when unusual
 F eeia WsatheF pjust gripped the tawn
 ana lFlea te fFeeze it out. As is GUS
 teH1afF aNFing periods of extreme
 weather there were many reports as
 fe where ths temperature went te, and the biggest story heard came from Pomfret where, it was sand, some iH- stranlfHts recorded a8 degrees below zefeTHeela eHeilah to freeze the wa ter in milk. Which isn't saying that kind af milk comes from such weyz thy town as PanifFet!
 Here iR. Putnam instruments rec araed ia te F degrees below zero which was conceded as celd enough for all ordinary purRoses Including the
 aArnylng alang ef an lee supply for next summer.
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 an over abundance of fuel in Putnam, stores and all public places were com fortably heated Thursday.
 l The severity of the weather was att 1 tested by the fact that Aiexander's s 1 lake was frozen over Thursday for the 1 first time this season.
 ! Throughout the day the tempera- 1 ture shoFsred around the zero mark.
 elimbihg up from to 10 degrees above
 t started its downward slide for the
 Reports from Theapsaa and Waad-
 stock sheWed that Thursday morning
 temperatlres in those towns were from 1Q te IS degrees heiew zero, 1 is twe night setoeIs ia the Gros- EenaFdaies there afe l2S students, 3 f',reher af whona are now gains l through thei rthird season of strdv- ing. Much attention is being pad to l Americanization work instructien is 1 and writing and something relative te l citizenship is being inparted to the Il students many of whom are of for eign borth.
 Il The work of taking the cens',s wir
 begin i.l Pytnapa soon after the flret o'
 the year and when it is coa'pleted 7 l question that has bean asked hun dreds of times during the nast 6yr. Iyears-What is, Prtnams population will be answered
 \ Putnam has grown materially i' population since the census af 1911
 was taken and it is estirated by clos observers that the number of peep'i now living Nitsin the lir'its Of tn town is between $500 and 5000. Mrs. NJ. G. Leonard of South Mai street will have the members of tn w. c: T. ?. at her home fer 3 mest'n: this afterHoan.
 A nunber of nonresident teacher will spend the holiday recess at thei homes in towns and cities in yariou parts of New England.
 Rev. G. c. S. MacKay of the Put Imam Baptist church is to preach 8 ! i the church at Brandy H;lI, in the tow tof Thompson, next Sunday afterroor Mr. and Mrs. Herrnan z. Carves i?a ;. 2 been at Providence to attend the wed
 ding of a relative
 Dr. NJ. s. Littleaald New York, wh , | has been heard recently at a runhe 3 Iof churches in Windhana county, wi
 lspeak this (Friday) evening at a n'eet 5 ling of church school workers in East : lford,
 Attorney Irving 1T. Miron. assistan , | clerk of the United States senate is ex ] pected to arrive hefe on Saturday | , lrennain durlrg the ChristTa as season Investigation in Eastford and West $ ford of the affair in which a boy Wa
 shot. some weeks ago, while attendin t 1 to his trips, has not developed an 5 inforDratio that has led to hope c , identifying the responsible, party.