Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-11
Then it is Genuine
..PuTNAM

PUTNAM | Malcolm NJ. Wiley student at Colun- l bia university, is murdered among thost | who have suffered losses as the, result of l the, crime wave that New York has been | experiencing for months past. In raid | recently made upon his room in one of the buildings at the university his newly purchased typewriter and practically new suit of clothes were taken. He also I lost a razor and other articles
 Mir Wiley, who is the son of Mrs Hel- en NJ. Wiley of this city, and his room mate seldom left their room together, but did on this occasion, leaving it unoccu- pied but locked. The lock seemed no
 barrier to the thieves, huweve- and upon
 returning they found the place had been | visited and robbed.
 The city dump-plaes sf many odors
 and frequently of the rank incense of
 burning rulbbish-springs into ney em-
 thence and may develop into shrine of the thirsty. Approxima tefy 1000 bottles containing varieties of nostrums that have
 found favor. as substitutes for booze
 have been taken there and smashed by
 revenue men who seized the stuff in villages of the town of Plainfeld and in. the vicinity of that town Concoctions guaranteed to put babies
 to sleep, remedieG for fathers liver, pre- | scriptions intended as an aid to mother, other preparations that would cure sister l SalIy's cold. clear up Brother Bilrs rheu- ! natism and generally tone up the whole family were included in the seizures of
 the revenue rnen-and all of these vert
 to smash in the wrecking party organ . ized and carried out by the revenue men.
 who, apparently didn't find thing which they would be interested in holding cut. 1 Captain J. H. .Bu,ger was more than or 1 dinarily surprised when strangers driv- ing a touring car the tonneau of which 1 was loaded to capacity with the sei73d medicines drove into town and inquired ss
 to the locality of the city dump. The captain diI ected them to it.
 : The stuff destroyed was the product 2 of Dr. C. and. in it's varieties, has found big sale among the non English . speaking frbde in towns along the Quin- ebsuR valley Because the preparations
 contain high percentage of alcohol the [. revenue men have bech seizing it for a year or more and last year took posses
 sion of quantities of it that were being i, ! offered fer sa,e' In this city. Reputable :, places in. Putnam have ceased to carry : it in stock.
 Il What action. if any. will be takes C against the per sons or firms from whom the big lot destroyed here was seized Is o not known to the police of this city l.. F. F. Mecerrniek. representative of the n internal revenue department, is coming r to Putnam next week to help those who y wish his aiL in filling out their income I tax returns or; otherwise assist them in ! complying with the governments require i ments in this respect. He is to be at ' the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
 from February 14 to 1s. :,
 - Concert numbers being played by an
 orchestra aboard big liner in. mid-ocean j have been heard at the wireless station I shet up by A9gelus R. Brsceiale on the I roof of the Donahue building on Main
 street The Braceiafe station is one of 1.-the most remarkable in this section inas-
 much as it is an almost nightly occur renee for the wireless man nd the friends l whom he invites to listen In to pick up
 messages being sent from various coun- l tries of Continental Europe. Messages l from. the great station at Nauem, Ger
 many, are said to. have been heard during
 the early hours of Thursday morning and | Lyons, France. was another point from -4 which messages were caught. .el Mir. Bra scciale- formerly was . student 4. at the Putnam Trade Shool. Continuing
 his studies and obtaining wireless outfit l upon which he has, vastly imp oved a;
 an expense of several. hundred dollars . His latest experimenting is m the realm
 of wireless telephony and some of the re : suits he is getting are really astounding - l HIS 1IICnuS say s-..f~ .---
 Prices of material and rates sf pay
 for men in the building trades will de
 eide whether the work of undertaking tfie
 construction. of school for. St Mary'i I parish will be undertaken this year ol
 further postponed, Rev Charles F.. Be
 dard. pastor of St. Mary's parish, said oI
 Thursday Father Bedard has had ii
 mind the construction of q needed schoo
 building for some time past, but, natural l. -fA L -l.-
 cost the parish more than is absolutel.
 necessary. Present costs are 50 high
 notwithstanding the drop. from peak pric es, that he still hesitates to undertak the work. %
 When Putaasa Hlgh selseeI lsst Wed
 neaday evening to KiHingiy High Schoo
 hard and rough playing characterized tn contest, .ins which some of the players sue
 cun,bed under the terrific strain Long, of the Kfilingiy team, was so weakene ! 1 after the contest as tc require medical al tentincn, though he was not injured. Tn Kiringly team which has lost but on game in the leagu, series this seasol
 has onue, before beaten Putnam High, q Danielson during, the past month.
 The Fszrtellsttsa Memorial chapel tn. | some day will stand in Grove street cen etery, will not be erected this year, !
 A Ballard of: the Putnam Cemetery s h. sociation said on Thursday
 e. sTHe fact that the s35 eco fund left l a. Mrs Harriet Tourtel0tte of North Gro see venordale for the building of the chap ,es is invested in Liberty, bonds. which MI we Tourtellotte herself purchased, has d
 preciated on today's market to a consi
 efable extent, is one thing that will del,
 the construction of the chapel at lea another year. Hig+ costs. of nateri ' and labor arc other checks on any pl;
 to build during 1s21.r In the meantiH
 however. .cas Mir. Ballard points out. t L5E interest on the bonds Is accimulatinE al = is4 being sreinveeted. As the bonds a TT Of an fssue1that wifi come to maturi within . decade, a,steady advance in the + market value is, looked for, so that even uAAy the face value of them will be req ized and In the meantime the interest a & eunnladons will be heavy. MT. Baila
 said that the association is in no, hur