Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-25

IN opera hongA furznerly Bliv-
he own place In the city adapt
public meet2nEs OF size, being
makes It impossible to get the
8. Tor political rallies without the
..e-lt of q guhs1natiai bonus above
.4c. regular rental This fact did not
p-s.x ent the holdtn8 Of = democratic
rally in the irepebhcan stronghold Of
attendance probably lager than IL held
In the ones2 housA
The ally Wns hold In Dixon square
nad The sDeakers were Lewis A. Wa
Nasman, nomiHss for governor; Alberto
- AzuhAmbaul1 nominee for lieuten-
- guvsrnsr; James A Cahill, nomi-
49, for attorney general. and Con-
Rzonunaa George f. O'Shaughnessy,
q ne First Rhode Island district.
EssS ed national issues were dis
cuase6 fron varied democratic view
potnxs and the speakers were given re-
apeoffn1 hearing as their arguments
Heated OK ii the cool evening atmo
GphAEe.
The officers Of the Norwich district
GpwortA league, OF the Southern New
England conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church held afternoon and
evening sessions in Grace church on
Tuesday. with large attendance OF
manifested interest It was one of the
series OF one-day services being held
this week There VIII be confer
ence IN Dz1ieison on Wednesday,, in
Willinartio Thursday and in Burnside
Friday.
The afternoon programme was as
follows: Devotional service; Spiritual
Work. address by Rev NJ s. Stocking;
Literary and Social Work, address by
Aflns Hannah l. Davis: Junior League
Work address by Miss Beatrice NJ.
Smith: World Evangelism, address by
II Mercy and Helm
address by Rev. F. W. Gray. A con-
ference OF the officers of the district
league with the corresponding officers
ct the local chapter was held just prior
40 adjournment for supper.
The evening exercises we're as fol-
Ipws. Devotional exercise; The De-
votscnal Meeting, address by Rev. NJ.
s. Stocking; The World for Christ, adj
dress by Rev. Otis II. Greene; Junior
League Methods. address by Miss Bea-
srfce III. Smith: Am I My Brothers
Keeper address by Rev. F. w. Gray;
How to Win Souls to Christ Through
tie Social Department, address by
Miss Hsnnsh L Davis. The confer
encs closed with devotional service.
The new directory of Westerly and
Psveatuck for 1912, just issued, re-
vealo these figures of interest: In
he directory of 1911 there were 5,99S
nAmeS. and in the compilation of the
GIL G[LOIN L. are aQQGG, a
Total Of 7.36s. During the compilation
La have been erased The number
- nnmas n the new directory is 6,123
- - names more than two years
-. ne e.123 include the names of
~ DRsons Who have died or removed
0Dg409ra. showing actual residential
anDso Of k.7s6- Two years ago the
uAkGg Of names was 5,993, with $50
1nnth9 and removals, showing actual
slnadsua names CT 5.613. These figures
ahvw aceual gain OF 173 resident
bxnsB b two yesrs.
NJ. ssl Mrs. George Williams OBJ
served the eleventh anniversary of
their marriage At their home in
Franklin street Tuesday evening.
tives and other friends from New Lon
DIM Mrs Williams ia the daughter
OF MI and Mrs Samuel Prince of New
London and Mr.. Williams was fer ten
years a resident OF that city.
Local Lacenics.
Hsrry Kennedy of New London Wis
tfed m Westerly Tuesday.
George Hayes of New London was
d vfaftor Monday IN Westerly.
Acoord fzx to the directory there is
n Westarfy n military officer with the
6sfe Of MAJOR Eeutenant-coloneL
nSis announced that no-Iicense ad-
vncntez are planning to fight for no
hceuse ~ they never fought before in
WAghnriy.
The schools of Westerly are emitted
<ro0 the new directory, but the school
d1recfery OF the town of Stonington
q substituted.
Afhert Fl Lsngworthy, representa-
e1v9 and councilman, returned home
x0oeday afternoon from a three weeks
trip BY automobile.
Rev George Holt of Portsmouth, r.
4. WAC is TO marry the younger sister