Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Utle BmllRtin,
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Tides will be low today.

Fridays rain left most Of the trees leafless.
 Republican rally today on Union square at ? oclock.-adv.
 The pupils of the parochial schools had holiday Friday All Saints day and holy day of obligation.
 Republican rally today on Union square at ? o'clock.-adV
 Rev. Charles K. Tracy of Turkey, who is spending a vacation in Nor wich is to preach in Lisbon Sunday.
 Republican rally today on Union square at 2 o'clock.-adv.
 Yesterday, All Saints day, Archdea- con J. Eldred Brown celebrated holy communion in Trinity Episcopal church
 Everybody welcome at the big dem- ocratic rally tonight See adv.-adv.
 A post season is being enjoyed by the 1912 fly, which has escaped the swatting campaign planned earlier in the year.
 Native smelts and choice salmon to- day at Powers Bros, 10 Rose place adv.
 Christmas. which this year comes on Wednesday, is less than eight weeks away, and already there is talk of holiday sales
 Pastime A. c. dance postponed to NA~rIpngIayr aIrppiner ToHi111n hon adv.
 Travellers in northern New England cities write home of stormy and chil- ly days during late October, which was so pleasant here.
 Tubbs' band will start playing in front of democratic headquarters at 7.lj o'clock tonight-av.
 With the advent of November. mem bers of the W. C. T. U. begin activity to make a success of Worlds Temper ance Sunday, November 10.
 Eminent speakers at the democratic rally tonight. Come to town hall to- night, Wilson night.-adv.
 Richard Lamont, Horace Johnson's rival predicts moderately fair weather on election day and a big storm about the Sth or 9th of November,
 Wilson night celebrated by demo- cratic rally at town hall tonight, starting at s o'clock. Welcome.-adv.
 Local followers recalled the fact that Friday was the 60th birthday anniver- sary of Eugene Chain, the prohibition presidential candidate.
 All articles promised for the Y. NJ. c. A. sale next Wednesday should be de- livered there morning of the sale.-adv
 In some instances farmers who have raised alfalfa have had their fields cut over for the fourth time this sea son, the yield averaging four tons to the acre, worth about $25 per ton.
 Sale of rugs, baskets. Xmas novel; ties, cake. candy and ice cream and coffee in Y. M. c. A. bldg, Wed. Nov G. adv.
 At the third quarterly conference held at Portland AI. F. church, District Supt. J. II. Newland presiding, a unan- imous call was extended Rev. NJ. G. Stocking to remain as pastor of the church.
 Special message from Governor Will son to the voters of Norwich will be read at the democratic rally tonight adv.
 The contributions toward St. Agnes home building fund have reached $72,- 126. St. Joseph's church, Norwich contributed SIS, the pastor. Rev. Ig- natius V. Maciejewski giving $75, a total of $93.
 Hear Congressmen W. c. Redfeld and C. M. Fulton and Hon. Stockton AXson at democratic rally tonight adv.
 Thursday evening at the Swedish Congregational church in New Londor Robert McNeely and Ernest Allison Smith spoke at a prohibition rally Monday evening they with the pastor Rev. M. R. French, are to speak il the Bean Hill Methodist church. All democrats are invited to takt part in street parade which will star from club headquarters at 7.45 o'clocL tonight.-adv.
 1 Portraits of former state comptrol lers recently secured for the capito | include Ralph Pomeroy, Coventry ! ll90-9l, William Field, Pomfret, 1886 i dS, Masen Cleveland, Hampton, 1846 H. Hutus G. Pinney, Stafford, 1S50-54 Three famous speakers at the dem ! ocratic rally, Saturday night. Gov 1 ernor Mann of Virginia, Congressrna, | Henry of Texas and Mir. Axson of Ney 1 IOrk.-adv. l It has been decided by the superin | tendents of the state tuberculosis. san | itariums that clinical lectures are f. | be prepared by all the superinten dents, who will visit the other sani 1 tariums and deliver them to the nurses
 At the Central Baptist church Sun | day morning Rev. P. c. Wright vii ] speak. In the evening Rev. w. E l Newton, state colporteur, will tell O ! his eXperiences.-adv. 1 Eleanor R.. S4, widow of Carlo C i Upham, died in the home for aged wo | men at Worcester Monday of hear 1 disease. She was born in Pomfret, 1 daughter of Zacsheus w. and Id | CChamperlaln) Reynolds. She leave ! a son, Carroll.
 Open air rally in Greeneville Mon | day evening, November 4, 1912, at 7.3 | D. m, corner North Main and Sixt 1 streets. If stormy. rally will be flel in Union hall at same time. See adv l adv.
 ] The United States civil service com mission announces examinations No vember 26 to provide a register of elig I ibles in stenography, typewriting, c | stenography and typeWriting. Bot men and women will be admitted t l the examination. Open air rally in Greeneville Mon l day evening, November 1, 1912, at 7.3 | p. m., corner North Main and Sixt | streets. If stormy, rally will be hel i'll Union hall al same time. See adv.- i adv.
 Lyme Trolley Approved.