Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01


 tnanded to determine the caucus choice. If this is done, the contest will be car ried to the polls, the nominees to be banoted for the next day, the polls opening at 2 o'clock in the afternoon md closing at o'clock in the evening, according to the caucus rules adopted last Tuesday evening. AAy elector can ssall for the ballot. and it must be ta1zen in the manner defined in the new caucus sules.
 There is uncertainty in many places Tn Rhode Island, as to whether or not he ballots to be used in the Nov cnber election ought to have the usual legal query: Shall the tewn grsnt><li- eenses for the sale of intoxicating f- .iuors?' p A delegation of prohibitionists called on Secretary of State Parker for l information in this matter. In his epil- lon the question should go on the ballot. Many inquiries from town clerks who make up the town ballots, have also sought the same Information: and Mir. l Parker has expressed his opinion that l the people are entitled to vote on the question as the law now stands. His Il.xpression of opinion, he states, is in
 no sense a ruling. as his office is who'll l ly an administerial one.
 i The whole question apparently arises | l amendment and the Volsfead act are in full force and effect
 The D'Andre- Bulger automobile cei- 1 lision near Dennis Corners. that re- suited in the arrest of D'Andrea and the I seizure of his automobile and q large | quantity of bottled whiskey, was dupli- Icated on the Stonington-W Westerly road near the Joseph VarEar place familiarls known as the Red Barn. north of the borough The large motor truck owned by Marikle Brothers of Mystic, bound to- 1 wards Stonington was in head-in collision with Cadillas coupe. The forward enc of the truck was wrecked and the other l ear was considerably dana ged.
 I The rear end of the body of the pas senger car was forced out, and many | quart bottles of Fortune Bourbon whis
 key were thrown to the ground and thf
 bottles smashed, but much larger mum Il Der of bottles remained in the car. There
 were two men in the whislsey car but one of them got onto passing trolley cal and escaped almost immediately after th'
 collision.
 Policeman Thomas o'Connell, of tht borough was not slow in reaching the lo
 cation of the mishap. He took the op
 orator of the car into custody and tool
 possession of the car and it's previou:
 cargo The operator had a New Yorl
 license, and the car held Massachusett:
 registry plates in place. and a set o
 New York registry plates not with th'
 car It is surniised that these plate: were interchanged whenever deemed ad visable The operator told Policeman
 oConnell that he came from New Yerl and was bound for Westerly, where h.
 was to meet a man, who would direc him to his destination, which he under stood was in Massachusetts.
 : The operator gave his name as Mich olas Peprucci and his residence as 25
 East 18th street, New York city. Tn Massachusetts registration is issued to Il Nathueellini, of 1S5 West Canton street Boston.
 , Policeman o'connell took possession Q seventy-three quart bottles of whiskey and in two cans three gallons of wiiis
 key and three gallons of alcohol. Tn case has been referred to United State