Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-17
PUTNAM

A degree team of Quinebaug lodge 1 or Odd Fellows of Danielson came here Tuesday evening and conferred 3 degree on class of candidAtes of Israel Putnam lodge.
 state Officer Howard Elliott has been at Westford Investigating rela- i've to an automobile that was aban- uohed near that place and is now in the. keeping of a Westford resident.
 The schools of Putnam are to close Friday for the Christmas recess and VII reopen Monday, December 2s. New
 Years day will be a holiday and will bring another brief recess.
 You should see The Keystone Store. EDanielson, basement Toyland for Toys,
 Dolls, Games and Books.-adv.
 Mrs. Francisco sadowski has sold four apartment dwelling on South
 Meadow street to the Manhasset Man
 ufaeturtng company. Mrs. SadIowskj
 built the house, few years ago with
 the aid of the Putnam Building and
 associaation.
 | Deputy Sheriff George F. Holbroolz
 continues to be confined by illness to his home on South Main street. i John c. Johnson was in Boston on Tuesday on a business trip
 Parcel post business passing through fhe local post office is exceedingly heavy, as is the quantity of other mail matter. and the five regular carriers tare having really busy Christmas season of it.
 f The Putnam Building and Loan as : . seciation will round out four years i tof existenoy with the end of 1919, and ? 1t has prospered. The ninth series v of shares Is to be issued during Jan luary. The association has monthly n nh tions for money nearly always exceed < the amounts on hand. Express trains Nc. 45 and No. 46 = -lrunning between Boston and New Q York. through Putnam, were restored e ito service Tuesday. These trains were = discontinued week ago today un- . der the arrangement for conserving 5, fuel. Trains restored on other line.
 Inaw give good morning connections : from this city to Providence via tht n Highland Exuress, and there are Ali it Line connections at JWillimantic. - Mrs. Clara Cartier, whe, befor,
 Judge N. H. Geissler in the city cour t was ordered committed l2tos the statt : farm for women. at, Lyme. was talk e er to the institution Tuesday. ir e charge of Constable Peter Gardner n Mrs Cartier was charged in court witt s a statutory offence and pleaded gull. lty She is sentenced to the institu ton where she has been sent for al indefinite period.
 , Mrs. Cartier was married about ter Iyears ago, but was divorced by f1el S husband, who peyer lived with her Since that time she has been more o1 \ less in the public eye. and her com
 nittment Tuesday is the outcome O
 her indiscreti6ns.
 MI The woman is 26 years of age. Twi
 of Mrs. Carriers children are in tn ! county homes
 EI Notwithstanding the fact that tll \ mercury stayed well below the freez ing point during all of Tuesday, tn Il rivers and large bodies of water il
 this vicinity. particularly Alexander
 lake, were not frozen over. Ice va
 forming rapidly on small ponds, how
 ever, and it is froma such ponds tha
 the greater part of the eity's. ice sup \ ply comes. At,e5 D. ri...Fuesday.. tn titemperature \ .tn this cjtY was 10, abov
 zero and .steadily~falling. .<s
 \ Inmates in Ipuf6lic institutions in an \ Hear ti1is <effy are toI1nade feel tn
 spirit of Christina ss~s Plans for gift tlfer theh and of ether means of mak ing them happy are .4now under va. HtAt tie -Children's home there will be \ joytus .A4y. q It is the custom fe rnany<ecunty' people to remember tE \ ehihren at the home at Christina fftis1e Il/The E. A. degree is to be conferre ,thpon a class of candidates at Thurs tiday evenings meeting of Quinebau
 lodge, A. F. and A. M., of this city \ F. L. Davis, the new county aserI who has just arrived here and WI hlwill take up his work about Janl ary 1, has lived on a farm since he W; kt12 years of age. He attended u Massachusetts Agricultural colleg graduating in 1916. \ During his summer vacations whi lat college he has had charge Of u poultry plant of L. c. Andrea, in Mas tjachusetts He was assistant herd
 man at the Moose Hill farm at Spel cer, Mass. He spent one summer
 N the Massachusetts Experiment statlt tlwith Prof. Brooks, and he had char of a herd of g cows at the DiHini 1ham. Mass, town farm one season. lDavis also gained valuable experlen while working for one year on ma
 Hlket garden farm at Stoneham, Mas: Since graduating from college
 ras s71nervisor of school and hoT