Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-18


 Senator and Mrs. G. A. Hammond have returned from stay in New York.
 H. c. Pearl of Worcester called on friends in Danielson Thursday.
 D. F. X. McAvoy, who has been troubled with his eyes for many weeks. is able to take charge of his business.
 Forrest Ross of East Thompson has gone to East Pittsburgh, Pap to take a course in electrical engineering.
 George Nj. Pine was in Boston on Thursday on a business trip.
 George c. Desautels of Woonsocket was a visitor with friends in Putnam Thursday.
 Worked M. M. Degree.
 Quinebaug lodge. A. F. and A. M., worked the M. M. degree at largely attended meeting Thursday evening.
 Souvenir W. H. Taylor, formerly of this city, is connected with the re- publican headquarters in Hartford for the present campaign.
 Rev. z. Charles Beak, for twenty years a missionary in China, is to speak at the Adventist church in this city Sunday.
 Succeeds His Father.
 Silas M Wheelock succeeds his fa- ther, the late Eugene A. Wheelock, as agent of the Putnam Woolen company MT. Wheelock has long been connected and is thoroughly familiar with the business of the company. Pleasing Turn at Theater.
 The Brown. Denmore and Brown trio of male vocalists at the Bradley the ater pleased the audiences at the Thursday shows with their clever act. The colonial supper given under the auspices of St. Philips guild Thursday evening was a successful affair and was well patronized. Five New Freishts.
 Five new freights have been added to the Midland division in this section of Connecticut. In railroad circles here 1t is stated that the largest freight business in the history of the road is anticipated for the next few months.
 Doctors at Witlimantic Meeting. Dr. Edward F. Perry. president, DH J. B. Kent, Dr. Marguerite Bullard, Dr. H. R. Lowe. all of Putnam, Dr. R. c. Paine of Thompson. were among those who went from Putnam Thursday for i the semi annual meeting of the Wind
 
 at Willimantic. Dr. s. B. Overlook of 1 Pomfret was also present at the meet | ing, which admitted to membership on transfer from the Litchfeld County Medical society Dr. Ernest R. Pike of 1 Woodstock.
 An Unavoidable Accident. l Uncertainty as to whether or not l the boy has sustained severe internal i injuries existed Thursday relative to 1 the case of William Walsh H., son of l MT. and Mrs. Samuel Walsh, who was struck by an automobile driven by Arthur Tourtellotte Wednesday eve ming. From the evidence, MT. Tour 1 tellotte was not in any way responsi- ble for the happening, which is re- l According to the injured boys brother Samuel, William was riding behind a team when he let so and dashed out before the approaching automobile. II Is believed the fender struck the boy causing the injury from which he is now suffering.
 | Big Republican Rally Tonight. The Kiitles band of Waterbury, ir Scottish uniform. red fire and all the numerous appuftenances that go tt make up real campaign rally figure in the preparations Hade by the lead- , ing republicans of the city fer the pc. litieal meeting at which Congressman . Seheenmaker and Gustaf Carlson ot
 Waterbury will speak here this (Fri day) evening, The indications Thurs , day night were that the rally weul( , be a Whse5iHg gathering ef eRthusias r , tie Taft and sherman men and man.