Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-17

Twenty .lAree Degrees Early Weones- day Morring-Plainfield to Get Thir- tosn Licensss-MOosup Friends Have sf1rprise for Father Broderick-Big Republican Rally Saturday Evening Good Rents Scarce.
 Walter Murphy has been spending several days at his home in Lawrence. The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church held meeting at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
 A. P. Woodward was among the Darielson people who remained in Boston for the wind-up of the worlds series on Wednesday.
 J.. T. Thatcher of New Bedford was q visitor with friends in Danielson Wednesday,
 There are about 3S prisoners in the county jail at Brooklyn this week.
 Local physicians will go to Willi- mattic today (Thursday) for the semi annual meeting of the county medical society.
 Commissioners Visit Jail.
 The county commissioners were at the iail in Brooklyn Wednesday for 9 regular meeting and for the purpose of getting the years accounts ready for auditing.
 Coolest Morning of the Season.
 The weather bureau thermometer at Bkgoods showed that the tempera- ture Wednesday morning was only 23 degrees, the coldest of the season.
 Parish Fitzgerald Marriage.
 Catherine D. Fitzgerald and Edward D. Parish. both of Worcester. came here Wednesday and were married by TrA~o uourxy E 1 oatfUo inc tice of the peace.
 To Smarter up Theater.
 William s. Brown, owner and man. ager, has arranged for the painting of the exterior of the Orpheum theater The playhouse is to have a coating oi white. with entrance decorations oi gilt.
 Thirteen Licenses for PlainfieId.
 October 31 has been selected by the county commissioners as the date wheT they will be in the town of Plainfield for the purpose of granting licenses The town is entitled to thirteen li- censes under the "one to five hundred law. The Plainfield saloons will prob- ably open the day after the nationa election. Killingly, Putnam, Windhan and Sterling the other license towns in the county, all have places doing business at the present time. so tht commissioners have fixed no dates fol meeting in those towns yet.
 No Wicked Slot Machines in KilIingIy There was interest here Wednesday in The Bulletins story about the statt police raid for slot machines in towns in this part of the county. There has not been slot machine in operation in the town of Killingly-the real typ, of money paying slot machine, il years. This is also true of Putnam, S, the. state police might have confined their attention to the town of Plain Held. where it is reported they fount some About the only slot machines hereabouts at the present time is tha variety which occasionally pays ou gum, peanuts or candy for regula contributions of pennies and the one that make 8 guess at your weight il exchange for a sufficient number o coins to make them work and the con tributor swear. The real. graftine plugged and doctored gambling de vices into which one dropped nicke expecting to get anywhere from tw to twenty other nickels back, wer driven out of this territory nearly tei years ago and never have come bacl Rev. Father Quinn Stationed / ir
 Waterbury.
 Rev. John F. Quinn. for eight year assistant priest at Ansonia is spendin this week with his mother, Mrs. Tim othy Quinn. and his sisters, on Mapl street Father Quinn, who after ordi nation was first stationed at St Mary Star of the Sea church at New Lon don, has been transferred to St. Mar garet's church. Waterbury, and is as sistant to Rev. Edward J. Brennan an ex-chaplain of the United State navy.