Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

Wednesday evening at 7s0 to look the l plans over an dto take such action as I is necessary.
 George Vaughan, Jr., of Boston, WAS the weekend guest of his parents, R1r. and Mrs. George A. Vaughan of Thompson.
 When asked if he was candidate for renoraination for representative on the republican ticket this fall, Hector Du- vert gave a Bulbetgn representative to understand that he was in what might be called a receptive mood. MT. Duvert would not say that he was after the nomination but on the other hand said that he would accept it. He has beay a member of the house for two terms and is fair enough to say that if there gre other worthy candidates he will not stand in their way and in fact he will make canvass for support or &C., bive campaign to obtain the nomination.. If it is rendered him he will accept It MT. Keith, who was a member of the, last general assen bly, has servei but one session and he has given notice that he would like to return to tic state leg 1 islatnM'e again next year. Thus far no other names have been heard mentioned for nomination for representative on the republican ticket and no democrats have been mentioned as far as can be ascertained. Putnam is normally strongly re,1ubIcan in state and na- l tional politics
 Caprain Remie DelaRe had locked mp at police station over Sunday, Barney CIancey, found intoxicated. It Is not unusual to have g drunk locked up at police headquarters but the bottle Of hooch that was in Barusy's possession was most unusual in that. whatever lotck 1t might have carz1ed If taken i'm l ternally, it emitted an odor that was strong enough in itself to make giddy 1 & nCnimbiber and was aS4ar of roses as compared to linn berger cheese. "I never in my life saw anything like the stuff ! that man had said the capta:n. T
 have taken many gallons of various connections into the police station. both
 inside and outside the persons arrest cd. but in all, my experience never did lenough to anything like that to get out
 side of it" Clancey was fined S29 by
 Judge GeisEder, Monday morning. His
 employer went surety that the fine
 would be paid.
 Miss Ruth Kies Arnold of Putnam
 booll1eeper for the AssawagA Wooler
 Co, Daywille, and Jennings B. KiIfan of Worcester, were .quSetly married ir
 Boston, Saturday evening. Aftr a
 short wedding trip they wall reside ir
 Worcester. Both are musicians and are
 members of the Fidelity orchestra oi
 Worcester
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Metcalf of Boalee street, who have been visiting relatives
 In their old home, Burlington, Vt, fod week will arrave home today Clues day).
 Health Officer Peter A. ardner say
 that there have been but very few case, . of infectious or contagious diseases re ported to him during the summer. Tfaer,
 was a recent light case of scarlet fevel , and there have been several cases 0 l whoopdng cough. MT. Gardner state that the. problem of garbage dascosa 5 is the most important one oonfrcntinj f the city at present, but that the ordi nance that requires all garbase kept ii
 tight containers has been a great hel a in cleaning up refuse piles about th , city. . The school committee has received 8 letter of acceptance from Ralph c. Jer Y kins. Mir. Jenkins was elected suporiA
 tendent of schools Fuiday evenin. las s at special meeting of the school com
 mittee, to succeed Superintendent F. ( n Witham, resigned.
 | B. c. Withan, who recently resiene D as superintendent of schools and Mr.
 Wstham have returned from Main