Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-05
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Miss Leader Transferred to Attawau- gan-Teachers' Meeting Demand for Night SchooI-Iniury to Waure- gan Workman-F. E. Bitgoods Fist Business Anniversary.

TOT Night School-lnIury to Waure- gan Workman-F. E. Bitgood's 21st |
 Business Anniversary. At a meeting of the town school 1 committee Monday afternoon it was voted to transfer Miss Gladys Leader ] teacher in the Sparks district school to the school in Attawaugan made va cant by the resignation of a teacher. Miss Leader will commence to teach at Attawaugan next Monday. This will cause a vacancy in the Sparks district which the teachers commit tee will be called upon to fill
 At the meeting of the board, Super visor Albert s. Ames announced that there is to be a meeting of the 8 teachers in the graded and ungraded schools in the towns of KillingIy and Brooklyn in the graded school here next Friday afternoon. MT. Ames will address the meeting. The subjects l that will come up for discussion are monthly per cent. of attendance, schoolroom ventilation, reading, writ | ing, arithmetic, drawing, book inven- | tory, supplies, authorized textbooks, seat plans, card lists, composition and exhibits.
 | Miss Louise Danielson of the high school faculty and Mrs. Arthur G. Bill appeared before the board and discuss ed with the members the matter of establishing an evening school here, | for which there is apparently a de- mand A plan will probably be work ed out to determine what can be done along this line.
 Borough Topics.
 Mrs Mildred Thomas Day remains | seriously ill at her home in Spring field.
 Miss Winifred Duffee, Miss Edith Frissell and Miss Esther Holly have been at Providence attending the state teachers convention.
 Attorney Donald G. Perkins of Nor wich was in Danielson Monday.
 Dr. Warren Foster of Washington, D. C., was the guest Monday of Hon. and Mrs. Frank P. Warren of Broad street.
 Mrs. Charles A. Potter was in Prov idence Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. Lewis Osborn of Mys- tic have been gue<.s of Harriet Bur roughs.
 Alfred L. Reed is in Boston today (Tuesday on a business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. David Witter have been entertaining Roger King of Bos- ton.
 Nineteen-Pound Coon Shot. , A coon weighing 19 pounds, shot at Canterbury by Ray W. Pellett of this l place, was exhibited here Monday. ,, In the War Zone. Arthur S. BedelI. secretary of the - American college at ConstantinopIe. is a cousin of Assistant Postmaster Ray mond E. Allen, and local relatives o. Mir BedelI are wondering how he i. faring in the besieged city.
 There is no congressman-at tC f be voted for this year, as some fev ' Killingly voters are inclined to think . The state has been redistricted sine,
 the last national election and now ha 6 five districts.
 d Wauregan Operative Injured.
 Jelosse Lucier, an empIoye, was in
 jured at the mill of the Wauregal
 company in Wauregan Monday morn |. ing, when he is supposed to have bee1 - seized with an epileptic attack an It fell into a machine that was in opera s ton. He was cut about the face an o head.
 l. More looms are ready to be put in
 to operation at the mill of the Daniel
 son Cotton company, but this will no
 be possible until the quantity of powe l 1T be within a few days. ) Squirting up the Voters. s The motor squads of the leaders c x the contending political factions fit = ted about Killingly Monday, makin l. the final appeals to the voters an d making arrangements to get them t
 the polls today. With confidence a - await the result Tonight the stor a will be told. Ha-hum!
 Game in the Back Yard. H Coons are so plentiful over Brookly
 way this year that they are bein
 shot in back dooryards. case E. this kind happened early one moor & light morning a short time since, tw
 of the animals being taken out of a @ apple tree within fifty feet of a farm
 house. The coons had been treed |
 a dog
 Silent Vote Problematical. q The so-called silent vote may eau. M some surprises to be turned in whe Fl the results of the voting are maC H known tonight. Here in Kilhngly the # is hot contest on for election of rel H resentatives, with eight candidates
 the field, and the interest in the ou N come of the Twenty eighth distri B senatorial fight is no less than in u H representative race.
 The last of the old machinery is b # ing taken out of the mill of the Dal & ielson Cotton company, This consis E principally of looms, which have be, # located on the fourth floor of the ma # building, These machines are beil
 broken up and will go for junk, There seems little prospect of flu
 ther extension of the sewer threu,
 Franklin street during the prese
 year, Some of the citizens who ev ' property there are seeking to ha
 the sewer line extended to the top