Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-31

Oue OI lI6 SpSahcTS SeCuIGQ Dy t10 1 state board of agriculture for the | coming institute season is Allen Latin am of Norwich.
 Robert Carey, an year old boy. was brought to the county home here from New London, Wednesday having been out of the home on parole.
 Fine dust was blown about the streets in clouds Wednesday, sitting store windows and doors in a way annoying to merchants.
 The governor has received from Moses Harris, the general treasurer of the national home for disabled vol unteer soldiers, a check for $l0,3es-
 Wilson night at town hall satur- day.-adv.
 Nelson Burrows of West Mystic planted a few peanuts in the early spring and this fall has some of the largest and incest peanuts ever eaten, having nearly bushel.
 In the matter of the construction of the trolley road from East Lyme to Old Lyme, the public utilities commits sion has eliminated the Neck road from the specification of the route.
 Tomorrow, Friday, All Saints day, the eating of meat will be permitted Catholic church members, as the fast day chances to come this year on Thursday the vigil of All Saints.
 Biggest rally of the year, Wilson night, Saturday.-adv
 Capt. o. c. Griffin, who has been master of Fall River line steamers recently, has been assigned to com mand the steamer Maine of the Nor wich line. He succeeds Capt. T. w, Powell.
 c. M. Ames of Mt. Vernon. who has bought the village of Turnerville, plans to. establish new industries there It is a railroad terminal, a B. mile branch connecting 1t with Col chester.
 Pictures of past comptrollers se- cured for State Comptroller Brad streets office at the capitol include, 1SS4-S5, John Durham, 1S54-55 and Joseph G. Lamb, 1857-5S. Biggest rally of the year, Wilson night, Saturday.-adv.
 At this weeks convention of the state bricklayers, masons and plaster CTS at Hartford, one of the 39 dele gates was James Kellas of Norwich, who was appointed member of the committee on officers reports. On Monday, Henry NJ. Hart and 1 Miss Jennie Johnson went to Middle town, took out a license and were mar | ried at the parsonage of the First M. E. church by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Flint, then returning to Norwich. Biggest rally of the year, Wilson night, Saturday,-adv.
 1 The s5,Ooo,OOo Connecticut, flagship of the fleet, after six years constant l service, including the 43,000-mile trip around the world. is at the Brooklyn navy yard for repairs, the Utah being the flagship of Captain Osterhaus. | MT. and Mrs. Charles Denison and Loren Barnes of Hartford, Frank Clyde Brazie of St. Petersbur~ Fla. William w Wheeler and family oi New Rochelle and Mrs. Adams oi Cromwell are still at Crescent beach l Three famous speakers at the dem- ocratic rally, Saturday night. Gov | ernor Mann of Virginia Congressman Henry of Texas and MT. Axson of New York.-adV.
 Mrs. Bertha Hirsch Baruch, now studying at Berkeley university, Cal. ifornia, is soon to finish her cours,
 there and will devote her time to lee.
 turing on ethical topics. She is tn, daughter of H. J. Hirseh of Norwich 1 The state will no longer provide al
 indefinite mileage for legislators. Tn, system which has been in existence nearly a quarter of a century is m longer in force. It has been declare, unconstitutional by the attorney gen
 eral.
 Eastern Connecticut dealers il Christmas trees and greens are in l terested in the protest against tn
 proposed quarantine on New Englani trees and greenery, claimed to carr
 the eggs of the brown-tail and gyps,
 moths.
 Three famous speakers at the dem
 ocratic rally, Saturday night. Gov
 ernor Mann of Virginia, Congressma
 Henry of Texas and MT. Axson of Ne. YOrk.-adv.
 About 15.S15,OOO men and $50, ,O0 I women in the United States will cas
 ballots in the presidential election
 This estimate was made by the censu T bureau Tuesday. The number of vote
 cast in the presidential election c
 1908 was 14,SSS,442.
 At the meeting of the tuberculosi
 commission in the capitol this weel
 G. I. Allen. secretary of the commis sion, was instructed to place $4,0O S more insurance on the New Have
 county sanitarium and $1,OO0 more O . the one at Norwich.
 !. Three famous speakers at the dem 1 ocratic rally, Saturday night. Gov ? ernor Mann of Virginia, Congressma Il Henry of Texas and MT. Axson of Ne, Q York.-adv.
 t Wednesdays meeting of the Pro = gressive Missionary club of the Ger 6 tral church was held with Mrs Jc D seph N. Burdick of West Main stree
 p attending and the president, MT s 4. T. Utley presiding. Following u l. meeting refreshments were served.