Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-20
puReEssEs MEET.
Vote 70 Sell Fire, Rell--committes to
inspsct Trucks.

A. special meeting of the burgesses
was held Tuesday evening. 1t was
voted to AeH the old fire bell to Max
Gordon at the rate OF Sc per hun
fer to the borough The bell will be
taken down by Andrew Mech. The
matter Of dIsposinE of the old fire bell
tower was not settled at the meeting;
action will be taken soon, however. for
its disposal The. matter of a ladder
truck was considered by the meeting,
and it was voted that the fire COM
mittee, together with the fire chief,
inspect the second hand truck that
was offered to the borough and also
any new trucks which might interest
them while, at the. dealers factory in
Providence, They will go Friday to
make the inspection. It was also vo-
ted to ascertain from a local wheel
wright what the probable cost would
be of repairing the old truck, that it
might be of good service to the bor-
ough.
No action was taken at the meeting
of the charter commission, as several
town. 49,
Earl Pilling of Dedham, Mass. spent
Wednesday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pilli1g.
Two Games This Week.
The Killingly high school baseball
team has arranged. for two games this
week On Friday they will play the
Putnam high school at Putnam. Sat-
urday at, payville. Killingly high will
play the Trf-ViHa8e nine.
Debating Society to Meet.
The Marietta Kies Debating soci-
School, m h nG0 Friaa ss affernoo one rse
formal debate wifi be. Resolved, That
Women Should Have Equal Suffrage
Rights with Men. The affirmative
speakers will be Arthur Talmadge and
John O'NefL The negative side will
be represented by Miss Alice Morris
NAL debate will be- held on, Resolved
That the Horse Is; as Useful as the
Automobile
Al. Beckley is confined to his home
suffering with muscular rheumatism.
Joseph LaBelle was renewing ac-
quaintances in town Wednesday.
Formed Model of St. Adams.
that given at St.s.Alban's at the Sun
day school festival, A complete mod
Ell of the church sedifice was Assem-
bIed in one exercise by the different
classes each recitfng- appropriate lines
as they put the parts together When
about five feet high of ST Adams. 1t
was the -handiworK of 9. s. Stone.
Physicians of the town will attend
the meeting of the Wfndham County
Medical society at Putnam today.
Local people ATTENDED the ball of
the Fifth company. at Norwich We'd
nesday evening. 1883
Interest in Appraisers Findings.
The item in Wednesdays Bulletin
concerning the award of damages
against the NashawAuE Electric Pow
er company, as given by the apprats-
ers' findings was read with interest by
local people. The Peoples Light and
Power company of this place has
bought Controlling interest in this
company aAf now has charge of the
plant at PleAlf1eld. The total amount
of damages awarded to the applicants
is less than $50.
Engineer C. s. Francis was at work
Wednesday laying the lines for the
new theater to be built by W. s..
Brown on Center street.
Seniors .Rehearse Play.
The senior class at Killingly high
in town nall. The cast will be from
the members of the class.
Sidney Marland attended the recep-
ton of Miss Knights dancing classes
at Putnam Wednesday evening
Defeated Soldiers.
AT the armory Tuesday evening the
Village nine defeated the Thir--
tenth company, c. Al. c., at indoor
baseball. Score 6S-T.
RoWELL HAD a WIFE
But Enticsd Girl from Msosup to
Marry Him.
Mrs. Albert N FagwelI arrived here