Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-20

mercury at Boswort,l's grain store regis
tered 20 below ard on " Woodstock avenue
81 below was reoorted TIE cold kept
n1any OF tia 6wellers in the outside dig
L.c,e at home, consequ er1tly Saturday S
business was net up to norma.
Joseph Ss>sitnanska, boss eyer for the
Putnam Wooden Co, spent the weekend
with his r7otfe- in Enfield
State Treasurer G. Harold GF2iNtatrtc LEFT
Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs. GIL
p2tric IN New FORK
Ike Putnam Manufacturing company OF
the north end CT the city, has ost3tioned
the board OF RELIEF to reduce the assess
mont on its uHchtnery and On its tere-
rnent houses There are about twenty-five
houses which are assessed for s2S, o0e.
The corporation claims that $4,000 would
be q, f2lr valuation and feols that conG2sr-
ed with other property the present assess
u1ent IS. unjust The board las not as yet
ACT ted upon the petition.
Inmates at Putnam town farm may new
ligten;to the latest sorg hits nd jazz, also
to more or less classical numbers A re,w
vtctrots. has Just oeerS i1etaleed there
The fund to purchase the instrument was
raised. by Mrs Annie KiToorn, Miss Re2-
Tfca 4 Porneroy and Miss Annie E Latrop.
Sixteen records were delivered with the
vtctroIa- Any persons having records
that they uould Ike to donate fer. use at
the Darn may alea.vo them at the First
National bank
An. official of tho rutnen1 Building and
Loan association announced Saturday tha4
317 shares Of the present series have tz.sn
issued Applications for Mans keep celn-
irg inland the money Is. used for homes In
Putnam. Tho benefit derived Is therefore
| two-6old, as an investment institution for
depositorS gnd as z means whereby cit
| 2el1s may borrow and erect houses for
thernseGves The association faS paid
| five per cent compound interest since II
started and the compulsory saving feature
has been the means OF accumulation OF
many. thousand dollars by shareholders
The zssociatioars only boosters Sfs til
| oapcstors as the expense OF conducting
the associafion is reduced to a minimum
| States Attorney, Charles e. .Se.rls, who
| with Mrs. Searls, Is at Camden, N, C.
| writes that he viii be In Putnam, Marct
End. They have had bad weather since
| they arrived in the south but have es
capped the severe cold now being eCper5enc
ed here The Superior court, March term
| opens nent gner6l1 for civil business only.
| JiramEe McKenna of. MechsnicsviIie
| lightweight boxer and q. Savortte IN thi;
4 oSSlIO4As D1I!N@y " 6pSar4 Two week.
| at jos Thomas Health Farm near Woon
| socket. McKenra will train and receiv
! instruction and will PROBABLY be seen il
action before the season closes. Anon:
| those now at the emp are Bnch celebrities
IS Dave Shade OF Australia, Nate Sleigh
of Boston SO that the local boy will ahaTy,
opportunity to confer with some top
hotai1ers at tic game and receive vsluabl,
aavice4
Attorney Charles L. Torrey was in oil
ur1toWn Saturday to represent William
LeClsar, of Putnam, charged witt. ASSAULT
| According TO the evidence there wa.
trouble at q 1at.ce. After thu evidence Va.
IN Attorney Torrey made a molten that III
client be digrrissed, for lack Of icroos, ,ox,
the justice found LeCIatr teohntcaN.
guilty and imposed q fine Of 81 and cost
from which an appeal was taken to the 81
perSor court.
Dr.yOsberze, sf. the state beard .
health. WIS IN Putnsnn Saturday on bus
iness and while here corsferred with som
ce tia Ersusosrs Of TIE health bcz,6 D.