Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02

Mir. and Mrs. r. Walden Wright have returned from their wedding trip.
 II. c. Auclair of WOonsocBet was $ visitor with friends in Putnam Fri l day.
 Providence Pair Married Georgia E. Thrift, 2e. and Elisha w. McCrillis, S8, both Of Providence, were married here by Judge F. G. Wright.
 Appointed a Water Commissioner. Ex-Mayor Edward Mullan has been appointed a member of the board of water commissioners by Mayor Archi- bald Macdonald to fill the unexp1red term of the late Eugene A. Wheelock Washington families who have been spending the summer in PoInfret lelt | for the Capitol City this week. Teachers from towns in this section will be in Norwich today for tho l teachers institute to be held at the ] Frse Academy.
 | Fridays heavy rain was welcomed 1 by those who are interested in having full water supply for the winter. October Arrests Numbered 20. There were sA arrests in Putnam | during October, eight ot those who ap- peared in court being sent to fail.
 john r, Tayler, who died in Wor- cester this week, was the husband of Emma L. Tf1urber. formerly of Put ! nam.
 After Promotion. Local people acquainted with the membership Of the last house of rep resentatiyes in Connecticut note that more than half q dozen of the mem beFs are now republican candidates for 1 senator.
 l A Woodstock man makes the fol- 1 lowing forecast of the corallihg of electoral votes In next Tuesdays cleo ton; Wilson 252, Taft 212, Roosevelt e, necessary plurality to elect 266, result, no choice by the people, l Contractors who are doing road work for the state in towns Ia this section Of the county are hurrying as 1 fast as possible, that they may get { their contracts advanced before the resi 9old weather sets in.
 An UnluoLy Argument. 4 man who has been employed at Douglas on railroad construction work :, was in this city Friday en route to his home in New York. He had lost his job becs use he got into political ar gument and eventually a fight after he had had his head split open with tea 1 kettle by a man of opposite political , faith.
 leo Supply Diminishing.
 It was said here Friday by a dealer | that there will be none too much Ice to meet the demands of this city this fall if cold weather does not set in soon. Although a very large and fine supply of the cold stuff was harvested last winter, the long drawn out warm weather and an increased demand has about used IL up.
 Rugby Football Team. l 4 Rugby football team has been formed in Putnam with the following Foster of players: Roland Shenard, g Bolles street, who is the manager; Vincent -McAvcy, Arthur Maloney John M3her, Clarence LamoDdy, Jo- seph Pepin, Michael Carter, John O'Neil Wallace Jones, Eugene La- parle. Frederick LHeureux Charles | K. Shaw is the coach of the team which has already taken some practice The team is looking for games with organizations in eastern Connecticut towns.
 Big Vote Predicted.
 It was predicted here Friday that the heaviest vote in many years will be boiled at tho election Tuesday, Three parties in Putnam have much at stake and every effort will be made to get every voter possible to the polls. The republicans, democrats and progress siveS all have irons in the fire of po- litical fate, and 1t Is no mere guess tc state that their workers wifi get every man ava1la ble to exercise the right o1 1 franchise.