Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14

uay) VIII be presented in the city court .s sAtthe democratic paacus for the nom tnstions of.toWns officers hsld Tuesday evening in the nur fsll)aL.a buildin [, Y
 nolninat iops7 EFers made as follows: sSe- ! lsctnalsv Alfred Bonneville assessor, 0se earaR Ross hoard Of relief, Reaude La {; palrne;e registrar of voters. sGeorSe,sP Pot , xip school enTnnitte George L. Padgett;
 auditors J. Harry Mann q tax coliacteTs Adehmal Btnoit cQnsta blestA Origene Tquehetfe. Eugene Gibnfy, zepherin Ser
 geron. Flo n agent of the toEn fleresit i fuAd sthe eaqcusf endorsed the republican nominee, pavid FlagE. The only change 1 copieE ipsths n onination for.s,thel school ] board, George flss Padgett, succeeding the 1 present incumbenti James !. aFharron- dr. PadEett is editor of thse Win dham County 1 Observer and served several years as democratic alderman frem, Ward eHs. He
 was 2. rnenaber of the highway committee, l also of the finance F eomnitteei 5of the
 council and was prominent in all the ac- tivities of the city's executive body,
 l- The ssse, ef H.. Laadaa &a Co., of Bos-
 teneys MyeF GeIdwater, of Banielsons was taken. up, in the superior court. Wednes- day morning. The action grew out Of ! transacnon in furs an1ouating to $549 wricilp the plaintiff claimed. to have sold to the defendant but, which the defend ant said could ba. returned il not sold.
 Landau testif-,l that he. sold the bill
 of goods and that they were 10 be. nai1
 fnr in two equal installment,;. Later
 tha defendant returned the seods by sex-
 press and the plaintiff refused to receive
 them. a -
 1 ., Goldwater said that stlle undefs.anding
 was that he would take the furs and : that if he di1 not sell them he could r : turn them witch. he did. He at frst de- . niad lla ha1 ever bought other goods of
 the plaintiT then said he could not rs- n1Natber iifit whan shown ane invoica ad- l rnitted that it was subscribed with i his , s;inattir> arel a,ritttd returning a part { of Fian first bill oft 800 ss.sa
 : 1ile ease WAS not flniSaed, as one .iwit- nsss, wIlose testimony will be taken at r atar date, is i'll.
 yrs. s ras as... si crsari.. x. was struck ard i-s arily k''lsd bY the boa. train on | the x ', K. II, and II railroal al l At.;li tiros.3ne=dale sho!;s s"sep o'elock < Nedn as:ls.. morning Afr7 crsaris was @ the wife ol Petag Crsaris and WAS on r rar ,wcy te work. in the mill of the ! tisosy zpo-dsls.. sco1laany. Eo ona saw 9 th. fltRliy and it is. not known, how ' t1e woman. Aapnened to l,a struck. as the I road at ths niace is single track Ii ! is thogght .fa. as sac stepnel.. on tilf i rail sie may he.,-a ystinped and fallen oH Q tila track The. F;a7,an. syho was ir : a. ls,ics.te state of. haalth. leaves .ler hus. r band al.9 saelalXess in the old cpuntEy ]
 A the onls cases asSi=red for triai In . tbe superior court today lThurs.!ay) ? hays eis Atn. $ etlad t,anra will be no bust ]. ness to3. the, cour. todas;;. ,s....s ~ . 4 htatrnarnt issu2d Nrdnssda$ after,
 h5-f ,s,r r" in !. Eale7afqrsrgl;' l;'c ,s has, ball team ot, Putnam :, seeks 10 ifLik lciear. sons of the. contro < Narsiai nofpts .ereAinS cut, oS the rnixql <. lastl S;ini&N safaernoont oAesMainA stree
 ! Ernunfis, wheIssthe5 Nipsltinga.,ss. and ta' s Dantlso- team mes fo- a ,game. A | tAat tiina.a both teams claim pl the s2i'vica n os, NooaaR. each manager deciaring tha {. Nooilsl1 lfa been engaged by him to pitel <. for the Afternoon. Noonan lnaliy play ;.
 for the .Danieisona outfit, forcing q shift il = thA Putnam lineup whereby godsrre nov ,- ed from s,,ert sop to the spitcher's box .a The, statement of tn. Niaatingale man ' pgsmentgsis as tfolloss: i've called Raa gan of Pagtucket R. |, Wedns ssday. Sep , te-nber G. and asked concarQing a 3pitci1s ; for our game with Danielson. At tna
 tiaae we understood that ,Rieger- was t I, htea for sthem.e Asked how much W Y eoa.d pay. for a Fpiteilers we said $35,9 am . were were told by Reagan that, he woul, ,t arrange to have Noorlan4 pitch for us ,s aad arniglt be able tos hire him for sSO
 Reagan agreed to send Noonan, down Sun !, day afternoon, And If Sooaan were no .s able to come, would send some one equal Id ly good. At 1,15 Sunday. afternoon, Bea . gan,s ip replysto a telephone inquiry fror
 US, statad that .Noonans was on his va
 to Putnam to pitch:ss This statement i
 issued simply to make 1t clear that Put st nam honestly expected Noonan to pitcf nf that he had, been, engaged in adyanct 10 and that statements. that s,Noonan was nc ly hired to pitch for Putnam until the Sat ae urday, before, the game are lncorreet. rs re T., This statenen towasi supplemented ora. Y lys by the, manager of thea Putnam teal
 who declared that all that Putnam, sougf i1 for last Sundays game was 3 good pitcF d. CT, and had supposed that Nooaan wa st to come for ethenes They would have bee m glad .of, the services of anys good man, an i chose qNoonAn only because, he was, we a- recanpsndeds That Putnam was, heate a in the ganisst is dmtt eds freely, though u te conditions .et the game were far from ss. -i issactory. to Putnam since they starts II without a regular pitcher Eaoesv a g. q, TAe Nightingale nanagement al.
 stated that ,Hs. has no desire 10 enter ct new spaper ontroversy ront. the equestio Y and that, with this, statement of their si; or of tbevcass,a he matter Eill drops as f;
 as.rnewspapsr communications are CO IT. cerned.
 Y. Kenneth~ c. {. Ballard. who with Nil
 Ballard has been visiting in Putnam, r <. turned to his. home in Winthrop, Mas sf Tuesday Mrs. Ballard is to be in Pu l,,' nan 8 few days longer. 4e m ,me Wilburns LoEn is to enter the Uniyersi '. of TsscoBs sin this fall ss.
 The Wanregan band furnished excelle ,,, music al the. concern Wednesday pig z, in Union square. There was a. large 3 r ! tendance and the concert was high
 appreciated as shown by the. applau. '. Dancing on 4he square was also enjoyed to. Richard M. Holmes. of Mount Vernc
 \. ,Xrt comes todayr Thursday to .spe za week with his lgrandmother. Mrs e;. ". Macdonald, of Oak HiIl His moth Mrs H. AY- Hoines.,.iss now q guest hs Mr., n olaes 4en 4yedrls sdaS of next, we : -s begins his last year at Clark Universi L " orcester.s sAt
 o4' John Hogan returns next week to w ra cester Mass. to resume his studies 1 ti Holy Cross college.
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