Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29

have addressed their views on the mat ter to some of the menbers of the Cham Der of Commerce, which arranged the
 series of concerts.
 A rowing police dog that has been of
 more or less interest to residents of
 Grove strset and other streets in that.
 vicinity has finally been captured, after
 two weeks or more of effort. The dog
 was rounded up in the barn at the George Bradley place and it has been as- eertained by the police that the animal is
 owned in a Massachusetts town. The dog is a large one and many residents in the section referred to have been more | or less frightened by his presence. Cap l tain Delage and other members of the
 police force have tried vainly for days to
 catch the animal, now in custody, and to be kept awaiting the owners pleasure. At present the Putnam Building and Loan association, which has just issued
 it's 14th series of shares, has an income | of $500 per month. and this. will likely reach S4,000 before long,, almost enough to build a small dwelling every 30 days.
 Its assets since it was organized six and | one-haH years ago have grown to up- wards of $110.000, of which s107,700 was invested in mortgage loans at the first l of the present month. At present the i association haA applications for loans ag- gregating $50 ,000 or thereabouts. Since 1 the organization of the association 5S | shareholders have been assisted in buy 1 ing CT building homes, and even 8 better showing could have been made had the number of shareholders been larger. Ambitious to achieve a rating as ma 1 rine engineer and thus gain the distinc- 1 tion and be one of the youngest men on record to attain such a high standing, n l Clarence D. Willis of Sunnyside avenue, 1 Putnam, appeared this week before the i official marine examining board in New | York and submitted himself to the tests that all must meet to qualify. MT. Willis ] is but 21 years of age and already has a junior engineer rating. For the past two years he has been a student at the Ma rine Engineers and Mechanics institute
 in New York.
 Joseph Franeoeur of Manchester. N.
 H., representing the Canadian-American 1 Origene Touchette.
 Nathan Eccleston has returned from a
 stay of two weeks in the White noun
 tains and in Canada
 John McArdle, manager of a tire ser vice store on South Main street, pierced
 the forehnger of his left hand with the
 blade of penknife that slipped. The
 blade went right through the finger. An effort is being made by a local frn of automobile dealers to locate Killing. Ky man who has disappeared from that town with new touring car which ht
 had obtained under a time payment agreement. The man has been gone up wards of two weeks and cannot b. : found
 Mir. and Mrs Russell D. Heath O. . Hartford are in Putnam to remain fo1
 several weeks with relatives. Rev. F. A. Macdonald of Westerly vii |, I preach at the Second Congregations church Sunday.
 It is of interest to Putnam people tha
 two well known residents of this city
 State Treasurer c. Harold Gilpatric ant I Byron D. Bugbee--have been named a i members of the new state fuel commis ! sion.
 1 Telephone Iinemen have been workinj l at top speed in this territory throughou S the week to cellar up the line trouble . that were accumulated as the result 0 , the thunder storms of last Saturday an r Sunday.
 t MechanicsTiIIe has another 1nissin Q man mystery. Captain Delage was ask . cd from that place Friday to aid il e locating an Edward Bulger who it wa s said had disappeared.
 AoA5 AoCO1uOL4FeS SuGn as are used [ ] haul limited trains on the Shore Lin e have come into service on the New Lon d on-Worcester line through this city, du t to the present shortage Of working loco ] motives it was said here Friday.
 i It had been practically decided Frida,
 to make arrangements with the Mort . Grosvenordale band to play a concert i
 the series being given here under tIl n auspices of the Chamber of Commerce. : Rev. James Grady of Hartford ha n been spending a few days here this wee 2 with his mother, Mrs. Catherine Brady \ As calendar day for August Frida a did not hold out much of promise-rai V in the morning, sunshine at midday an . a cloudy afternoon.
 e Not game of chance will be aIlowe : on the Woodstock fair grounds at thj e falls exhibition.
 e Mir and Mrs. Leon T. Wilson ar
 spending a vacation at Pleasant viev
 R. I.