Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

one of the finest structures of It's kind in eastern Connecticut Without the many interior furnishings and equipment that is contained 1t is said to have cost in excess of $1o,0o0, and the total cost was far beyond that figure. It Is believed that 1t would cost $25.ooo to $3o.0oo to duplicate the structure and its equip | ment today.
 A considerable number of persons from this section went to Thompson during Monday to sec the ruins.
 A score of years ago the Fort HUI farm was show place of its kind and MT. Dcane lavtshed large sums of mon ey on its development
 Ne definite statement wAS available 1 up to Monday afternoon as to when the | trolley service will be resumed by the | Connecticut company on the local line be- | tween Danielson and this city and north to North Grosvenordale. Only sufficient l power is being taken from the Eastern | Power company to operate the cars be- | tween Danfelson and Central Village on 1 regula schedule Cars are being moved from the carhouse at Dayville to Dan | ielson, but the power Is weak between i these points It is stated that necessary machines arc not possessed by the Con necticut company in this territory for re- ducing the high voltage off the main transmission lines of the Eastern Con- | necticut Power company to the voltage i required for the operation of cars. As both the steam and water power equip ment Is out of commission at the Dyer dam plant below Danieison it is impossi- ble at this time to say just when the service will be restored.
 I Members of Cargill council, K. of C., are much interested in the prospective visit here next Sunday of State Deputy John F. Callahan who is to witness the comforting of the third degree on a class of thirty candidates of the local council This will be the first exempihcation ir this district of the third degree under newly revised ritual. introduced by the new state deputy. The degree has been completely changed as Is custom from time to time, and will be seen for the first time In this section of the state. Wis. itors are expected from all the surround. ing councils.
 John IL OsfeH and E. l.. Joslfn ef this city have formed a partnership ana are to engage in business in Danielson , MT. Os!er was with W. F. Rafferty of this city for seven years while Mir Jos lin was associated with the Rawley firm : here tc- nearly as long period. There win not be any out cf tswn speakers, as has been the custom in tn, past at this evenings meeting of tn, Putnam Building and Loan association but the shareholders are bound to b, much interested in the reports of sue cess that will be made by the officers 6. | their association.
 , The reports will show that all of tn, money of the association is invested il l Putnam practically all of it in first clas mortgages, that have helped people t, F build or buy homes Stocks and bond } may go up or down, says the report. peo pie may lose money in all kinds of in ? vestments. but no one has ever lost {; t cent in building and loan associations il | Connecticut. because the investments ar ? restricted to the safest and secures conservative first mortgages.
 During the five years that the Put . nam Building and Loan association ha . been doing business 1t has declared semi annual dividends at the rate of pc cent per anauun, compounded interes and in addition has increased the surplu fund by earnings in excess of per cent and this notwithstanding that more thai 200 shares were withdrawn.
 The association now has 400 sharehold l CTS and 2S63 shares. with a monthly in come of about s3.0oo. Additional share holders are being sought to the end tha Putnam's growth may be helped throug the service that the association render to home builders and buyers.
 H. LaWrance Perkins and John ] whitehead. IT.. of this citf and Pom fret are sailing from New York toda
 Tuesday, on the Rotterdam of the Hol lapd-American line for England.
 Following Sunday nights sudden dro in tempera ture, ice cutting was resume Monday at many places in this vicinity
 The yeast cake men say that prohib
 ton has boosted their business amazing ly Yeast. it appears. is a necessary ir
 Eredient for many liquids that have l kick
 State Attorney ana Mrs. Charles I
 Searls are to leave this week for
 stay of several weeks in the south
 Members of the common council vi
 consider propositions that have bee,
 made for certain desired amendments
 the city charter, which may he obtainc
 through action of the legislature
 Friends of Adelbert Carpenter of Pu
 nam Heights have noted the fact tn;
 his 77th birthday comes February 5, a
 anniversary upon which thry shove
 him with post cards each year
 State Officer Howard Elliott was
 visitor in Putnam Monday
 The Patriot fund for the Day Kfmba
 hospital has been increased to s5,4s5,
 was announced - Mrs. Charles T. Thayer was called
 Webster by the death of her brother ii
 lay, Timothy E. Taylor, formerly of tn
 city.
 The Pilgrim Pageant to be present,
 by members of Putnam High school Is
 be given tomorrow
 The Putnam Manufaoturing eonnpan
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