Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-26

normal condition upon the arrival of a physician, Dr. B. F. Perry, who was sum- moned.
 Horses and the wagon to which they were attached disappeared in the depths of the stream, from which they were later removed. The horses were fine animals and said to be valued at several dollars.
 | The accident was one of the most un- usual that has occurred in this city for a | long time and attracted the attention of numbers of operatives of mills in the vicinity.
 MT. Hart was taken to his home. It was stated that no untoward results are expected from the affair in which he | figured.
 The following is taken from the New York Evening World of Tuesday: Cables from Paris today announce that a woman has appeared there claiming to be the first wife of Anastace Andreivitch Vonsiatsky-Vonsiatsky, the 23 year old 1 Pole who created a sensation in New 1 York, Philadelphia and Chicago society last February by marrying Mrs. Marion Buckingham Ream-Stephens 45, daugh- 1 ter of the late Norman B. Ream, and part heiress to $4O,O0O,00
 According to the story from Paris. the | alleged first wife declares the marriage to the American heiress was illegal be- cause Vosiatsky's marriage to the former i at Yalta in the Crimea. in 1920 is undis- solved Her father is a aretired manu- facturer named Moronsky, living in l Prague. A sister is the Baroness Braz. The alleged first wife has cabled the Russian church authorities here asking for an investigation, and declaring that the recent marriage Is invalid The church authorities said they had<not re- cetved the message, and those reached said they had understood the young mans marriage here was his first.
 The romance of the heiress and Von- siatsky began in Paris after the war. 1 She had divorced her first husband in Chicago in 1918. MT. and Mrs Von- siatsky said they intended to live in a. cottage near Eddystone after their mar riage. He was employed in the Baldwin Locomotive works They are now in their Hove nest in Ridley Park, near Philadelphia.
 The Cleanup week movement, as spon- sored by the Chamber of Commerce, is meeting with the hearty support of siti- zens generally. who realize the need of such action in order to kepe Putnam abreast of other cities of similar size in New England. In great many cities 1 and towns cleanup week is an annual event, and in all these places it's benefits have been definitely proven, from the 1 standpoint of public health, fire preven- ] tion and general appearance. l Local conditions seemed to compel the | setting of May 9th to 18th as the date | for Putnam's Cleanup week, although it 1 is felt that much of the work can be more easily donss at a somewhat earlier l time. Thus many property owners have i taken advantage of the few fair days re- i centiy to rake over lawns, remove rub | b1sh heaps and scattered debris, and to trim up the general appearance of their 1 premises. This work already done makes so much lighter the general task to be completed during the week of May 8th
 to 13th
 Several city officials have expressed
 their approval of the project and favor
 complete cooperation on the part of the city government. It is expected that the
 mill corporations will also do their part
 eby putting in trim mill grounds, tene-
 ments, etc, and the owners of public
 buildings are being especially appealed tc
 for their interest and cooperation.
 Copies of the Handbook of Informat ation for Connecticut Republican Women have
 come to Putnam and those who have
 read the publication declare 1t to be a
 mine of information for women who wish 10 Idmiudrize themselves with matters pertaining to ca11cuses elections. electior
 procedure, school district meetings, na.
 ture of the duties of various town ane
 city officials, minority representation, etc. etc. b
 Use of the ballot is set forth in detail There are general observations, faetl
 about voting machines and a. score o other topics that will prove highly inter
 esting to the woman who wishes to famil iarize herself with the working of tn, As-alaiz1rEy sAa+A and lA@a1 4naraEnzaAat