Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-30
NORWICH BULLETIN
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r6e SSties aAd warning for windhan fol, tho biennial election to he held, NSv. '. for state ofiicers, United States sSfzt6r repfes sentatiyes in congress from the Second district county sher-' c. senators from the Twenty ninth dis rict. judge of pfobMte from the Wind- h4n-Scotland dlstFict two represents ives to the general Assembly and twen-, V. justiceA of the peace, Was issued py ro~T ClefK Frank P. Fenton, Sasuf- Hay. <.
 For the first time in the history or Windham the voting will be in four q g. tricts, replacing tla6 balloting gt once place as has been the custom The priv leS Of changing the method of votiug gas rrSnfed the town at the last gen. cval assembly through a special act
 Tie polls are to be open from {. iu. ,o 5 D. m. By voting in four districts the congestion at one polling place which has prevailed since women wefe given the franchise, will be relieved sfd be to the advantase of both the electors and the voters. There are now nearly 5000 names On the voting hss of tho town of Windhani.
 is SsshSsiasaic democratic TaiIy was icld Sunday evening in the town hall with Horn. sdas Dion presiding, The rally began at 6 o'clock and addresses were II both French and English.
 Among the speakers were Raymon J. Jodoin of Baltic, candidate for con srcssnan in the. Second congressional district; John O. Fox, candidate for sherin Attorney J. A.. Rochambeauit of woonsocket R. l.; Frank F. Fenton and D. J. Lsrsmee candidates for state estA- cAndidate for judge of probate The wanen were well represented at the rally.
 ( proclamation has been Issued by Mayor Charles A. Gates, requesting that "Forsct- Me Not Day Saturday. Nov. f, bc observed hy all. The day is in hon. or Of the American. soldier dead of the World war. The following committee h4s been appointed to make arrange mcnts for a ftting ohservance of the lay; Rev. Harry S. McCready, Rev. Walter F. Borchert, Rev John E liarE. Eev. j. J, Papilion, Rev. John pearee. Rev. Avery Bondarcauk. Res. David R. Overton, Egbert A. Case, ieorac Herbert Shafer. J. L. Harroua, Elmer E. Ellsworth, IL. Clinton I.arh- rop, C.. II. Csswell. Hormisdas .Dion Harry W. Avery. James J. Lee, Charles W Hill, Roy w. Downer, Michael D. sullivan, Joseph R. Morrison, Lester II, Biish; Charles w. Alpaugh, Frank ;l~s- rabce, Joseph Giraca, Joseph Hsddad Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs Allan MacAI- t1nr. Mrs. Joseph M. Gerard, Mrs. Nel- liS A.. Gzser, Mrs. Bcrtha' Thompson Mrs Minnie Wilson, Mrs. William L. knthooy and Mrs. Rose Shea.
 Don't forget the big auction Thurs lay, Nov. 2. Gilbert Mathewson, Mount Hope. Conn.--ady.
 Mrs. John H. MeKernan. aked 55, one oe Esglevnfes best known residents lied carly Saturday morning in St. Jo- scph's hospital, following a paralytie sheck The deceased was born II Xewfnetori. Feb e6, 1885 the dauga- CT of Joseph and Charlotte Whaples smith. She is survived by her hua- ,2nd. J6l1n IT. Mckernan Of E1slevills three dsushters, Mrs. ainert Mfsh6 Mfs Eni1 Houbner and Miss Marion NcESernan. all of Easletslle three sons WeKernari Of NeR York city and Jo4s., T. McKernan, IT,, Of Hartford five sis. ,ers, and one brother, Edwin Smith oi TetheFsaen.
 Tie funeral Ter Mrs. Ralph L. MasOI w8s held Saturday afternoon at c- flock At the home of her father, Bur c. Thompson of 275 Prospect street Rev Harry $. McCresdy officiated. Bur. al was in the Spring Grove cemeters Hartford. The bearers were T. Cheste, M Scripture. pr. Frederick Richardso. # New Rochelle, \. T., William TF6fnpscn and D. r. Patrick of Mo:, s5ntown, Va. The Jay NJ Shepard es ate had charge of the arransenents.
 Weaaesday is Bs1atiSn DaS this yea for sf. Joaeph's hosDitaL Home cannet e6ods such as fruits. vegetables an isllies will be accepted. In fact therl is no restriction as to gifts as cash q anything necessary in hospital worl will be acceptable. 4 record will b zept of the donations from each schoo: Donations may be. brought to tn, Nurses Home from a. m. to 6 D. m 5n Donation Day.
 Ts&n Cftfk Ffank P. FeEton, cHair nan of the defnocratfe town comrnHte- # Wi6dKAnn. made arrSng gements for : yclitfcal rally at the town hall Frida. evening, November 3. at o'clock. Tn occasion will De designated as Demo -f&eic Candidates Night and nu1nbel