Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-26
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM


 the mind and pocketbook of Ovid Bou- lay that it is an extra hazardous under taking to voluntarily appear before that tribunal while intoxicated in the role of pleader or counsel for a friend. Satur- day afternoon Boulay appeared at court while the case of a friend who had been intoxicated, was being disposed of. Bou- lay volunteered the suggestion that his friend was good fellow and should be let off lightly. He was admonished to be quiet. but after time got to talking again, which brought an order from Judge Geiss,er that Bouiay be locked up. Monday morning he was fined s20 and costs of $10.14 for having been intoxi- cated.
 Announcements were made Monday that the republicans of this city have planned big rally to be held in the Bradley theatre this week Hon. Frank B. Brandegee, United States senator from Connecticut and a figure of nation al importance for the past few years, is to be the principal speaker. Senator Brandegee has not been heard in this corner of the state during the present campaign and his coming here is awaited with interest, especially in view of the fact that some suffragis of the state have been engaged in a drive against him. It was stated here Monday that the senator will likely receive pleas ant surprise while here. for many or Putnam's women will be in his audience to welcome him, as will others of h;s supporters among the women who are coming from nearby towns
 The meeting in the theatre will be pre- ceded by parade in which republicans of Putnam will be joined by delegations from surrounding towns. This is to be the one big rally of the campaign by the republicans of Putnam
 About 1o:se o'clock Monday morning. three-stroke alarm called out one of the chemical trucks for brush fire that was raging in the territory back of Sum nyside avenue. The fire did not damage other than to burn over some brush land Owing to the fact that there has been practically no rain for a period of nearly | four weeks. f1res wardens are especially 1 anxious, this being the hunting season, | that those who venture into the woods be extra careful not to cause any wood land fires as these might prove real dis i astrous at this time.
 ! N. Waldo Kennedy. formerly q pub- lished of a paper in this city, was a 1 speaker at a rally held in Eastford Sat l urday evening, when Mrs. D. c. Welsh, candidate for secretary of state on the 1 democratic ticket, also addressed the au- dience
 1 MT. Kennedy. who has been a democrat i in the past is campaigning for the re- | publican ticket this fall. Saturday aft ernoon he addressed repub ican rallies at Lebanon and Bozrah. Monday even- 1 ing he talked at q republican rally in Brooklyn. Mir. Kennedy has speakine engagements that will keep him busy
  week.
 In his earlier years when MT. Ke7ne- dy was heard in c9mpaien addresses ir various parts of the state he became i known as the bay orator. Mir. Kennedy is still master of the art of swayiag au- diences, as he is now demonstrating wherever he talks.
 ! \ Iitt'e more ahert palitica:-A mnr who strolEed about the business sectfor Monday morning introduced to Putnau people what is dac'ared to be fad ir some sections of the coIntry-the wear. ing of a few rooster feathers held, ir place on tf?e side of the hat hv the hat. hand, this is an ind cation of being . ] Cox supporter.
 Attention of many of the city's peopI, was attracted Monday to the unusga procedure of driving a herd of Durham cattle through the business section. 4
 mounted man had charge of the cottle which were en route from West Wood ! stock to a Rhode Island town. Stat,
 Officer Howard F. Elliott of the bureal
 of domestic animals interviewed tn,
 drover and le7rned that the animals re gently were shipped in from Illinois tha they had been suhiecte to the requirot government tuberculin tests and wer
 legally being moved from one state t another
 l Gases of measles are soa numerous :, , this city as to border up2n the eniderri stage. Just what has caused the out 7 break of this disease is interesting phy 5 sicians at this time and on Monday
 member of the state bohrd of healt ] was here to consider the situation. State Attorney C. ares F. Searls wh
 has been confined 10 his home in Thomr 0 son by Illness for nearly month. ha d been at his office: MT. Searls' heaIt s continues to improve and within a sho, e time he is expecied to be following h
 usual routine again.
 z Prisoners recently sentenced in the g, s perior court here to serve terms either :. the state prisos ia Wethersfed or at u .a state rAformatory in Cheshire are to l
 taken from the county jail at Brook, T. next Friday to the institutions to whic # they have been sentenced.
 s Walter Murphy. 15. a vagrant you s- whose home is in Boston. was in tn D. city at the week end before arriving
 Danielson, where he asked the police l. put him up'' Sunday night. Mond; h. he was given carfare to Worcester. ce The recent experience of Hugh Mt 'n phy, who sells gasoline at Pomfret at teaching dealers in this territory to ke Id their measuring pumps locked at nigl
 And automobile party drove up to t re Murphy pump, filled the tank of the ct car and got away befc.e he could g of dressed and down from his room
 It is not likely, it was stated here or good authority, that any appomtme al will be made for months to come to 1
 the vacancy in the office of county seal as of weights and measures, which was he IS by the late Charles Johnson of Nor eo Grosvenordale. County expenses a I. high and revenues low at present, A the feeling is that tn office can rema ie vacant for the winter at least.
 Putnam lodge of Elks has a Halo ~ cen party planned for Thursday evenir '. At Abingdon Halloween party is pla .e .Se ned by the entertainment committee
 Walf Den grange for Wednesday eve n. ing.
 hv Next Sunday practically all of souhte st New England territory outside of Vii zi- ham county will go back to standard tir