Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-27
Enaaaement Announced.

Engagement Announced.
 The enga cement of Albert Spinosa of Danielson and Miss Josephine Musita- no. of New York is announced.
 Landon A. Spink of Westbr ool1. Ct was visitor with friends in town on Tuesday.
 Miss Jeanette I4ariviere won the sewing machine offered by a local firm in a guessing contest.
 F. E.. Bitsood was in Boston Tues day on a business trip.
 Mrs. Henry Peckham is visiting with relatives in Norwich.
 Miss Roberta Horton of Pawtucket has not as yet been able to resume her duties as teacher in Killingly High school.
 The members of McGreeer Woman's Relief corps are to have their first whist party. of the season this week.
 The selectmen of Kiilingly held a meeting Tuesday to consider matters pertaining to town affairs.
 Ann Durfee, formerly of East Kill ingly, is dead at Dayville. Funeral of Mrs. George A. Kennedy.
 Local relatives were in Richmond, R. l., Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy. wife of George A. Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy was 56.
 A considerable number of working days will be necessary to complete the building of the sewer that hac been in course of construction in Mechanic street for several weeks.
 New Telephone Service October 7. Daniefson will probably get it's com mon battery telephone service about October '. The changing over the of fee and installation of the new equip ment and apparatus is being rapidly completed and the .'cutovef may be made on the date indicated.
 ,,1to Ia n iJl1nnrt = ant part in getting out the big vote that it is expected to register at the annual town election on Monday next. A battalion of machines will be engag ed in the work of bringing electors frcrn all parts of the town No damage was reported Tuesday a g ] having been caused by the severe electrical storm that passed over this section about o'clock Monday even ing In Danielson the lightning was more brilliant and the thunder more heavy than in any other similar dis turbance during the summer. In Secret Session. l There was another consultation , among the leaders of what has been ] called the citizens movement on Mon 1 day evening, the gathering being in I an office on Main street with small | number in attendance. No statement as to what was done was given out. Would Like to Get DanieIson Fran 1 chise.
 l -Joe" Wfite, who represented Web l ster at the meeting in Putnam to con- 1 slider the formation of a basketball league. says that he would like to gel | the franchise for Danielson, if no loca parties want it. as he considers that 1 this is a desirable town in which tC place a team. The trouble here seems to be to get a hall in which to play. Finishing Up Theater. l The final touches are being placed on the orphenm theater this week, ant l William S. Brown, the owner ant 1 manager, hopes to announce his open l ing date this week. The leather up | hoIstered chairs have all been placed and the seating provision (about Set | capacity) is the equal of that of the l electrical work will be completed thi. i week and will be a decided advance | over anything ever provided in Dan ielson.
 To Meet During Winter.
 The Bijou Whist club, an organiza. tion that has been in existence fo l several years and has always provided
 much entertainment for it's members is to be maintained throughout tn. coming winter seas son, with week., Thursday night meetings, beginnint | in October and continuing to the Lent | e0 season. < t ne cluD naS large mem
 bership.
 Having Target Practice. 1 Several members of the Thirteenth | company, C. A. C., have been at thei rife range during the last few day for target practice. in which much pro ficiency has been shown.
 No Particular Football Activity. Killingly High school, which has no been very active in school footbal schedules during the last few years does not show signs of developing al eleven this year although with the in creased attendance that the institu tion has there should be little difficulty in developing strong and fast aggre gation.
 Voting Hours on Monday.
 The polls in the town of Killingl, will be open on Monday next in tn Town hall building from g 8. m. unti 2 D. m., the usual voting hours il Killingly, and the annual business meeting is scheduled to commence a
 ? o'clock when the regular and specia matters to be considered will be takel
 up.
 Ballet Not so Simple
 In spite of the fact that the legis