Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
PUTNAM

Special agents, representing the in ternal revenue department were in town Tuesday for the purpose of in structing those who formerly held l. Quor licenses as to how they must conduct their places of business to escape penalties under the new en- forcement bill, now in effect. Dealers may not legally describe any of the innoeuous drinks containing less than ore half of one per cent. Of alcohol as beer or near-beer. These must be such name. No signs advertising beer or any intoxicant may be dis 1 played inside or outside of their places of business under liability to punishment.
 Charles Edgar oIney, 74, a retired financier, is dead at his home ir | Thompson where he had led retired life for many years. MT. Olney was in business in Chicago at one time He was a native of the town o1 1 Thompson. He leaves his wife sor and daughter.
 Announcement was made Tuesda, that the Manhasset Manufacturme | comany is to erect ten houses in od. l dition to those tanned for in the build i since and now well advanced. Foul of the proposed new houses are to gt hup on South Meadow street and tht other six in a section of property Ina is being developed for homes by th, company. sg
 Republicans of the city will nam, l their candidates for places on the cit. 1 ticket Friday evening, and the gen eral caucus promises to be an l.Ite
 resting one. A candidate for mayo hwill be named; also candidates fo
 alderman at-large, city treasurer city collector, one auditor and on lregiStrar of voters, this in the cit, !. caucus. This caucus will also talk
 such action as it may seem fit lela
 tive to nominating four candidate lfor aldermen-one from each ward or will ratify the nomination for al Idermen made. in the ward caucuSes
 which are scheduled to be held oll tn same evening just prior to the cit. caucus. E. E
 A powerful electrically driven pumI
 that is being installed by the city a a newly erected puZping station fo Icsewage, near Arch street, has arriv ed here, and 1t is expected that It vii be installed and in use in about 5; IWeek. 'Ine pump VIII De used to trlr1S fer sewage from an auxiliary seve line that runs through that sectiol of the city known as the Manhas ,e Evillage into the Main sewer. As tn llevel of the main sewer is about tel fleet higher than tat of the auxiliar, Eline, pumping must be resorted to. The new pump will work automatic lally. When the sewage rises to a cer Etain level a switch will be thrown an, 1.-the pump will go, into action, con Itinuing to oerate until the sewag
 falls to such a level that the pumi
 will automa matically stop working. | The following interesting account Q
 the experiences of Attorney George E
 Thayer of Hartford, father of Chas
 T. Thayer of Grove street, Putnam lappears in a Hartford paped:
 Sixtey-seven years old, lelt. lookin
 not shade over 66, George B. sThaJel
 possessor of the age championshi
 among Y workers from Hartford i
 France, is back, after nearly elere months in the harness overseas. H was graduated from K. Company q
 the old First Inantry, after the wa
 with Spain, and has the ckampioashi lbelt for age among all the war con tingent from Hartford in the direc service or the militarized auxiliasie.
 Mir. Thayer '!tried for many l wear