Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-31

siallewesn Social Affairs--MSre Coal Carbohydrates Ballots for Dis trihutien--coronsr Examines Young Men in Car Which Killed Pennery. pr. Rienki Robinson is spending sev- sra, days in New York.
 krs. R. N. Colvin. who has been III tor severfi months. remains in & weak condition.
 Social for Juniors.
 Members of Killingly Juvenile grange enjoyed a HalloWe en social in Woods hall Wednesday night.
 Samuel Johnstone leaves this afr- ernoon for a brief visit at his home in Malone. N. r. before going to Atlanta, Ga
 spending a few days at his home in
 Heard Norwich Address.
 Clarence Bacon and Hiram Burton were iti Norwich Tuesday evening to hear the address by Gov. Hiram John son of California.
 George F. Clark, who is to spend the winter here with his brother, Hem ry F. Clark, is en route east from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. John McGowan, who has been spending the past two months with relatives in Danielson, leaves for her home in Westerly today.
 Three more children have been add ed to the list in the school enumera- ton for Killihgly, the total now be- ing 1,117.
 DanieIson churches were well rep resented in the Windham county Sun day school convention at the Meth0- dist church in Putnam Wednesday.
 Ballots si.75 Per Hundrsd. Thousands of specimen ballots have been received here by candidates for office who will have use for them dur ing the next few days. The ballots cost s1.75 hundred. \ Halloween social at the Baptist church Wednesday evening brought out a large gathering of young people, whs thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
 Betting Illegal.
 Those who are inclined to bet on the success of their favorite candidates might do well to remember that this practice is in violation of the law
 Treasurer Guild Resigns.
 Walter Guild of Danielson, for sew eral years connected with the business of the International Cotton co1npany's plant at East Killingly, has resigned as treasurer of the corporation.
 csal Shipments Easier.
 Freer movements of coal over the local branch of the New Haven road have been noted in the past few. days but the quantity of the fuel of that kind needed here before April 1 is not anywhere near made up.
 Outside Poor Account s2D27.
 The outside poor in t<illingly dur ing the last fiscal year cost the town $2,027.s5, the greater part of this be- ing for board, fuel, groceries, medical attendance, etc.
 Will Vote Split Ticket.
 As the election approaches it be- comes more and more evident from what they say themselves that many supporters of Roosevelt for president are fto vote for the republican candi- dates for state offices and places in the general assembly,
 x. Preparing for Rush Night.
 Anticipating the rush of business that Is sure to come next Tuesday night telephone exchanges in this part of the county are making ar arrangements to have an extra force of operators ,-on duty until late in the night,
 On Account of voting in three dis tricts there will be some delay in getting the final result in Killingly Tuesday evening, but an effort will < be made to have the counters in the Second and Third voting districts get sheir totals here as soon as possible that they may be added to those of lhe First district, which will probably Dc the last to finish the count because Sf the larger humber of votes that will be cast here. The vote for pres ident, congressman and governor will probably be known carly however.