Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06
DANlELSoN AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

The New Haven road, it was stated here Friday, has plans Tor eliminating one or the grade crossings between this city and Pomfret It is what is famil1arly known as the Harrington crossing. Just when the work will be undertaken is not known.
 Stanley Kelley, who has charge of the Boys camp at Eastford each sum mer, has been superintendent of the Raymond Riordan school in Highland Ulster county. N. '. Mir. Kelley form erly was of Worcester. The Raymond Fiordan school is known throughout tiles country for its individual methods in educating and training boys. "The only way to know the real is to expe- rience it." Is one of the notices of the school, and this is carried out to the letter in the system followed. The school is attended by 50 boys and has 10 teachers. MT. Kelley Is ir charge Of the institution.
 Directors of the Neighborhood as- sociation at Pomfret are making a can- vass to clear up a mortgage of s890 on the Neighborhood house, where many functions of interest to Pomfret peo-
 pie are held each year.
 Nathan W. Kennedy, live wire news- paperman in this city years ago, lat CT the biggest booster the Order of Moose had in the country as a na- tional organizer, has gone into busi-
 ness over in the town of Eastford. He has given the own q store, and if enthusiasm energy and business abil- ity mean anything in the business world he is on the road to a new suc- cess. In a town like quiet Eastford MT. Kennedy is equavelent to an addi- tion of 1000 population.
 Americanization will be the subject of a address that Attorney Eric H.
 Johnson of this city will deliver be- 1 fore members of the Community club at Eastford next Friday evening. There were rumors here Friday that Putnam was one of the stations used 1 as shipping point for fame birds taken illegally by poachers who have l been opera ting for several years and whose activities are now to be heard l through information that has come | into the hands of federal and state
 game officials, as the result of one man implicated in the illegal transactions
 Community Health Our Responsi- hility will be the subject of an address l that Miss Charlotte Emb1eton. home economic director for Windham couny
 will deliver today at q meeting oi Quinebaug Pomona grange in Canter- bury. In addition to Miss Enbietor a number Of members of Putnam grange will attend the meeting. whict will likely be the last of the year. i Having perfected their county or
 ganization. -srn1ragists in Putnam anc
 surrounding towns are to give mucf
 attention during the next few nonh; l
 in Connecticut ratifying thc suffrage amendment to the constitution. as al
 ready has been done by q number O. | states. Although the intention was to keel the hotel at Thompson village opei during the winter. the plan has beer abandoned and the house is closed un
 til spring.
 James Tatem, Jr. of this city, is on , of the jurors serving in the Unite' States District court at Hartford dur
 in~ the December term.
 Miss Victoria Linden, district an school nurse, las submitted report as follows:
 Reports of school nurse: Total wis it's at home. 14d; first aid and dress ines in school, 75; inspections i school, 109.
 Rerort of district nurse frorn Nov
 i to Dec. I: Total nunnher Of. visit. 6 1s7; school visits 96: 15 home visit t 91 school examinations: district visit, 7. 131: paid visits, A; unpaid visits, 87 . social. 50; prenatal, &; to be mad lat
 CT. 1s. Amount collected, SS.75; ex h 1 pe-ses. $8.f5.
 l Total report of district nurse fro' l July 15, 1918 to Dec. | 191a: Tot . nrmher of calls 2oe0, paid call
 1oAs: unpaid calls, 1O5s; a7on'1p : 'conectnd, s27S.20; expenses, $116.6o e Total report Of school nuree an S district nurse from .Tu'v 15. 1918, { [. Deoemhnr i 1a1G: Total number ( e caus 2A@2: district calls. 209S; schoC | calls. 324.
 n Norman Warren has been honorabl r discharged from the service and Ia
 returned to Putnam. entering the en1 h ploy Of the Putnam Coal and Woo s company.
 : Attention Is being called to the fat h that Putnam's 95th anniversary as
 city cores in 1920 and suggestions al = heard that the city take some actin $ toward observing the silver anniverS |. ary.
 : E, L. Kelley is among the republ II cans of the city who is heinz mer T t'oned as q Stltanie man TOT cn'eI e the fire department. Mir, Kelley form erlv, was -an assistant chief a Gas. electric and oil heaters are bt : ing used in greater numbers than ev' = before in Putnam, In order that co n and wood may be conserved by u l. househoiders for real severe periods . he winter There are many homes
 Putnam. jt is said, where there Is II
 q hound Of coal.
 Following 's p"tnam High Scho baskethall schedule:
 U Dec. g. Woodetnck at Putnan1. ] st Webster at Putnam. IS, Putnam '' Webster Jan. l. Storrs Second tAa at pntnam. Putnam at Southbride