Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-12
THE KEYSTONE STORE Danieson Building Daniels

Army Training Corps last fall. the
graduating class will be unusually
small this year
An adjourned meeting of the COM
mon council voted to accept the re-
port of a special committee appoint
ed four years ago to reach some set
tlenent relative to sewer assessments
against the Thomas Harris estate,
which owns property through which a
main line of the sewer was run north
ward from Poufret street. Ii has been
agreed that the Harris estate shall
pay $1,000. being allowed an abate-
ment of $4,000. upon considera ton of
its granting the city the free right of
way for the sewer now. built and for
land to be decided to the city by the
estate on which to erect a sewer
pumphouse.
Stephen Harris of Providence has
represented the estate in conferences
with the committee, and he has stated
that he had gained the impression
when he gave permission for building
the sewer across land of the estate
that it was with the understanding
that the estate would not be subject
to sewer taxes.
Rev. William Beach oInsted, D. D.,
headmaster of Pomfret school, will
dSt1FSI the DdCCdld sermon sun
day evening at the Second Congrega-
tional church before the graduating
class of Putnam High school and the
relatives and friends of the class. His
subject will be from Second Samuel:
Be of Good Courage and Let Us Play
the Men. for Our People and for the
Cities Of Our God.
More details were released on We'd
nesday by the Manhasset company as
to their pans for an addition to their
mill and the erection of additional
houses, as outlined in The Bulletin on
Monday. The new mill building will
be 100 by 200 feet, two stories and
basement and will be built of brick
1t will add 10000 square feet of floor
space. The expansion plans also in
clude hospital. park and q play
| ground for children. The hospital will
be in charge of graduate nurse. and
| she also will have supervision of the
playground and will pay general at
| tention to the health of the employees
and of families resident in the Man
hasset village. Work on the extern
sions and improvements is to begin in
the very near future.
| At the home of the brides parents
| in Henderson, Kentucky. on June 26
Miss Virginia Young Worsham and
! Rev. Boynton Merrill. who is to come
there July l as pastor of the Second
| Congregational church. are to- be
| united in marriage. Invitations for
| the wedding have been received here
| Israel Putnam lodge of Odd Fellows
| will hold its annual memorial service
next Sunday for the deceased mem
| bers of the order. whose graves in To-
cal cemeteries will be decorated with
| flowers. Exercises are to be held in
| Grove street cemetery. where the ad-
| dress will be delivered by Charles H.
Smith, Danbury, grand chaplain of the
grand lodge of Connecticut
| Rev. Ernest n. Stires. DID,, of st.
| Thomas church. New York, is to de-
liver the address to the graduating
class of Pomfret school on Prize day.
Thursday next.
Private Clarence Redding of this
city has sailed sfrem overseas, accord
| ing to a letter received here, and is
expected in Putnam in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. caves and son, Arthur. of
| Youngstown, O., have been visiting
with friends in this city, where Mrs.
E,aves formerly lived.
Mrs. J. B. Tatem, Jr., is at Pleasure
beach for stay of a few weeks
Both the city and the town have is
soutQ CdllS LII SPECTRAL HlSSllISSI III
j ecah case to see if the voters will ap-
propriate not to exceed $500 in the
case of the town and $500 in the case
of the city toward the cost of a well
come home celebration in honor OF
Putnams service men.
! Glen Dow, recently returned from
overseas, where he served with reg
4 iment of railroad engineers, has re-
sumed his old position as car nspec-
tor with the New Haven road at Put
nam.
Miss Rosamond Danielson of Put
nam Heights issued the following
statement on Wednesday relative to
i an effort to be made in Windha:n
county towns under the auspices OF
4 the Connecticut Womans Suffrage as
sociation:
The wide campaign to raise
100000 for citizenship work and the
! education of women in civics begar
!, Tuesday. This is to be used to helr
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