Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-14

the issuing of licenses by the city to persons who do a transient selling business here. to those who operate tbeaters, etc. etc., will surpass all pre- vious records this year.
 Firemen Going to Southbridqs.
 Local fremen will be busy this week with their. plans for attending the fire mems muster at Southbridge on Sat urday. Just how many men will 20 up has not been definitely stated, but all of the companies will be repre- sented. Chief Engineer Mark Wilson will be unable to make the trip, but the assistant engineers are going.
 Democratic Leaders Confer.
 Chairman Foster of the democratic state central committee, Senator Bry- an F. Mahan of New London, candi- date for congress from the Second dis trict, and chairmen of democratic town committees from various Wind ham county towns, with John O. Fox, Putnam, member of the state central committee gathered at the Putnam inn Saturday to discuss plans and prospects for the coming election.
 It is understood that plans for ral- lies in this and other nearby towns were discussed.
 Sacred Concert.
 A number from this city attended sacred concert given in St. Joseph's parish at North Grosvenordale Sunday afternoon. The numbers on the pro- gramme included vocal and instru- mental selections and the fine man. ner in which they were given brought forth much applause. Henri Godette of this city was one of those who had a part.
 Saturday evening the Ideal Singing orchestra of Webster played for a darce in Union hall.
 Boston Rooters JubiIant.
 Enthusiastic rooters gave out tri- umphant yell when the score of the worlds series games played in Bos- ton Saturday was announced here. The amount of enthusiasm among those who could not go to the game was remarkable. Red Sox supporters in town are said to have cleaned up considerable money betting on the games the past week.
 Clayton F. Wright Nominated.
 Clayton F. Wright of Elmville. who was nominated for representative by the democrats of Killingly Saturday afternoon. is a brother of Fayette L. Wright of Pomfret, candidate for comptroller on the republican state ticket. Both brothers have previously been members of the Connecticut leg islatqre, one from Pomfret, the other from Sterling.
 To Repair Private Telephone.
 The town school committee has made arrangements to have the in accommodating telephones in the nigh school building restored to good working order
 Good Stretch of State Road.
 It is said that the state road inn provement to be done in the town of thompson on the road leading from the GrosVenordales to the Massachu- setts line Is to be one of the most i'm portant done in this section and that the cost will be quite heavy as is necessary on account of the changes that are to be made
 Campaign Speeches in French.
 It was stated here Saturday that Napoleon F. Bissonette of Bridgeport IS 10 De sent into Putnam and sur l rounding towns during the latter part | or the present month to make ad- | dresses to the French speaking voters | in behalf of the democratic party. Mrs. F. F. Russell of Grove street | mas been entertaining her brother. Roby and his wife of Boston
 Robert Stanley Breaks His Arm. . Robert Stanley, son of Rev. and Mrs. jeorge Stanley, fell from a stone wall 1t the rear of the Methodist parsonare on Grove street, last week and broke his right arm.
 Social and Personal.
 G. H. Hathaway of Fremont street vas in Worcester Saturday.
 G. W. Gilpatric was a Boston vis- tor recently.
 Mrs. Israel Lindsley of Worcester las been the guest of Mrs. Ellen Bug )ee in Elm street.
 .. E. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt of Brad ey street were guests Saturday of MT. md Mrs. Wood in Willimantic. Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Guild of Wind- lam were recent guests of Miss E. elizabeth Clarke of Elm street. MT. and Mrs. s. M. Wheelock and wo daughters spent the week end in Boston and vicinity. Dr. Harold Foster has returned to Sew York, after visiting his parents 1 dr. and Mrs. E. N Foster. Mrs. c. F. Waterman has been pending several days in Boston and , Mrs. c. H. Kelley is visiting rela- ives in Hartford and vicinity. Mrs. J. B. Tatem, Jr., has been in | Hartford recently. Mrs. C.. E. Shaw spent Saturday with relatives in Abingdon. Mrs. George Newell and her daugh- CT Barbara of Washington, R. l.. are 'uests of H. L. Burt and his family. Mrs. Carl of Boston is visiting her ister, Miss Mae Bradley. Miss Mary Lee Daniels leaves today or New York. where she will spend he winter. Rev. F. D. Sargent returned Sat- Irday from few days stay at Port and, Me.
 Addressed Webster Audience. Rev. Wallace H. Stone delivered an ddress on The Building of Sunday ,chools, at union meeting of the Webster churches, in the Congrega- onal church, Webster, Sunday eve ing.
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