Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21

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 In response to requests from numbers nt women who have been endeayorinE 10 learn whether there would be further iessions of town officials 10 admit wo- men as electors assurance was given in official quarters on Monday that there Nill be ample opportunity. The select men. town clerk and registrars will meet again during October and all women who ~ish 10 vote and who have not already qualified should file an application with The registrars. Hermon Carver or George Potvin. Such applications may be filed ht any time
 Police officers say that they never saw Inc business section Of the city more crowded on a week day than was the 'ase during Saturday afternoon and eve ming, especially during tho evening. When cars were here in such numbers that parking places were at a premium und some drivers had to leave their ma chimes quite a distance out and on side streets. The crowds jammcd the side walks.
 Senator Archibald Macdonald will be in Hartford today to, attend a special fession of the legislature. Thompson women are showing thev are interested in the right Of franchise | by registering in larger numbers than in any other town in this section of inc county with the sole exception of Put ! nam. Over 500 new electors were ad- initted in the town of Thompson on Sat urday.
 ] Judge Maltb.e will preside at the ses- sion of the superior court that opens in this city this morning. | Malcolm N. Wiley is leaving today | CTuesday) to take course of study at ! n -Nat aFaHH
 uated with highest honors in June from | Clark college at Worcester.
 At Danielson Sunday afternoon s child dodgsd from almost under the wheels of car driven by Ralph x. Bug bee of this city only 10 run around to the rear Of the machine and be knocked down and run over by another au:oHlo. bile.
 A considerable number Of Putnam, business men had an enjoyable outing and clsmbake at Hopkins grove on Sun. day.
 The chilly atmosphere of Monda, started renewed streams of inouirie, here as to when many Putnam families are going to get their winters supply of coal. Orders for hundreds of tons ar. on file with local dealers
 Out Of one group Of forty women ad mitted as electors here on Saturday al but one registered as republicans. Othel groups of women voters. however in. cluded many who registered as demo. Icrats
 Mrs. Grace Moves is republican candidate for election as a member oi the town school committee in Thomr- son.
 Anselm N1ayotte post. American Ie- zion. held meeting Monday evening. {.
 Putnam is said tO he on the route O, some of the whiskey runners carrying booze between New York and New Eng land points. These runners are using 1 trucks and touring cars in getting through, chiefly 10 Boston Providence and Worcester, and simply pass through this city
 Motorists will not be encouraged by the statement made here on Monday that the Chepachet route will not be free from detours for several weeks to come as the rebuilding work that is un- der way will take much time to com plete.
 Souvenir W. H Taylor. who is now actively engaged in campaign work in Hartford. is flooding his friends here win republican souvenirs and propa- ganda.
 A number of members of the Wind ham County Farmers association have plans made 10 attend the Eastern States exposition at Springfield Thurs day of this week The county associs. tion now has moro than 500 paid ur members on it's rolls.
 It was announced Monday afternoon that Byron D. Bugbee of this city is 2 candidate for the republican nomination for congress from the Second congress sional district which includes all of east ern Connecticut. Ii is already fore casted that Mir. Bugbee's candidacy vii be tremendously popular with Windhau county republicans. Mir. Bugbee is on. of windham coUnty's most successtu business men and only recently r.tIret as head of one Of this city's dry good; firms