Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
WESTERLY.

Inc wsstsriy le-isiative allegation. senator-elect batson. Representative Da- vis and Rspfcssntatfve-elect Murphy, has received notice th4t republican cau- GUS viii ba heid next Monday afternoon al the state cipitol, for the purpose of nors,natine candidates preliminary to the orranixatlon of the Rhode Island gster- al asstmbiy, January {. There iS nothing al the present time to indicate that any eharFs will be made in the senate and house organization. There Is said to be ns SSposition to the recornniehdaticn of senator Arthur L. Smith. of Harrington, aB president of the senate and Judge James E. Dooiey as reading clerk
 At the 1890 session. Represenative Da- .is of Westerly, vas candidate for speaker of the house. but was defeat ad by Representative William Forth, of PAwfucket, who will be nominated to succeed himself Raymond H, Mawry will continue as clerk and Charles H. How lahd as rtcordine clerk. ....--, ..-.
 Rsp1bilean leaders are 10 have confer sfos th!s week and it is probable that the Sxecaslve eorzmittee of the state con tro1 Committee may meet 10 adopt some br5eranshss Of legislation which will Dc owtiined at the czueus. There are three vsoancits sn the house steering com sssittee and one in the senate to be filled.
  parios court judge and Representative csrfesnan of Newport and Gates of 6n1riStteun, were not reelected. John J. Tnvior 10 the only senate member of tAe cohznittee Eho vas not returned to
 A Due sky law, Ierisiztiop p-evfdans t8f q atate ineoris tax. 2 6udset system ftkss 6sntfci ef ths 9roduesion, distri- eru6h and safe ofsinilk; ahd ths ere at.61 of sn s6ditsohM judssship for. ths zfferiof court ard among the legisias tFe p5ssfbhlties. t.,
 Rsues Uhfef Fhonas D. Brown and Special ofiicer Max Raithel who went on a successful man hunt down in Maine, a ssoft lime aF6, vent 6n 3 fox hunt ntafer home, early Sunday tdeFnihss Ee$ turnins ih the late afte.Eoon with the red fox they had traiied with tfe assist aacs of weiI-traired dogs. There were several other local spoftsmen in the rpnt, and all undsr the suiasrce of Chief Tom BroEn. whe carries the title df Champion Fox Hsnter@ That par tiGizf fox was the only one the dogs scented daring the day, and nearly every huntsr in the party had a shot at that fox ar missed.
 1dst as the party was sScut to re- SSfh h6tzsFard. having lost trail of the fcf 6hs Of the dogs picked up new ffzfi fiat fed to Sis 3edEe and Che fex e6usht sSfety betwesh some rocks. TEe animal vas poked out with tse sid q iens stsSss and made q break for lscrts. rtsn Reithef got a bead on the r4sf feoine Reynafd. and the much Hassse s7iHiai came to a sudde6 etoe, never to run ssais. it k q fine specimen and had ran For ts lie srainst big odds.
 1h9stes are pef<rr1eat7he aisHf shors ln Washlnst1n and Ksnt counties from sott&ee 6 eett&ss thst Have bsen closed sos tAe <irssr. It is pecniiar that hot stiy 6ofink the present winter But if gh3te tnst preceded. tFieves s5ecializs i, seeblns. Blankets. quilts, etc, rugs and atls ihef Article of more value and Asief tc handle are left behind, iadicat 1x tkAt the thisves arc after iSot oi nc servietabie sort, and are hot tak.ne ssanees with articles of no practical