Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-30
DGNIESM AND PUTNAM NEWS

-f-aIS ter, Annie Foster, to Harold Edwin Greene, son of MT. and Mrs Percy Greene. Miss Bray is teacher in Kill lingly's schools. MT. Greene is in the pos tai service as letter carrier of the Danielson office and is a former service man who did duty overseas.
 The Orpheum theater was threatened with serious damage Friday, just before non when an alarm from Box 23 called out the fire department for the suppress sion of blaze in the boiler room of the structure Cord wood piled up close to the heater caught afire and the flames were spreading up through the floor to the stage when the call was pulled in Prompt work by the fremen quickly brought the fire under control and it was extinguished before any material dam age had been done. An inspection of the theater after the fire showed that it would in no way interfere with giving the regular performances and there was the usual crowd at the picture show on Friday evening.
 There were suggestions Sf witches and hobgoblins, black cats and other such things at the state armory Friday evening when the second annual costume dance of the American Legion and Girls ! CluD brought out q large ana merry crowd of dancers. Witches and fortune telers monepolized much of the attep- tion during the early period of the eve ming. Many pretty and novel costumes were worn by the ladies. The affair was | sr success and was very much enjoyed Voting lists of the town of KilIinsiy that have been completed show that 757
 women are entitled to vote in next Tues days election. Of this number 4s1 are registered in the First district, which in
 cludes the borough of Danielson. How
 will they vote? As they please, it may
 be said, but with the wisdom that marki
 the majority of the >sex they have, not
 spurned good advice nor neglected tt ask for information in cases where the, felt they were a bit uncertain. It ii
 cheering to the republican leaders tt know that the great majority of the wo men voters of this town are aligned witt that party, and it is indicated in many ways that their voting will be straight as to the party ticket and in every othe
 way on Tuesday next.
 A considerable number of employe
 have been at work at the Connectlcu
 mills this week turning out an order fo
 a quantity of cord fabrics for tires Thi
 order is practically completed now how
 ever, and no announcements have bee made as to further operation at tn , plant Two sections of the workabit club ar to meet at the Congregational churc
 this Saturday, afternoon.
 Rev. wolcott Linsey, ef Worcester will be the speaker next Sunday at l
 a. m. at the annual All Saints day ser
 vice to be held at Old Trinity churcl : on Church street, Brooklyn. The peopl of communities hereabouts have been in
 vited 10 attend this service.
 Miss Frances Danelson is attending conference in Alabama.
 Behind the Door, a remarkable fea ture picture with Hobart Boswerts as tn
 stra, is being shown today at the Majes ] tic theater, afternoon and evening.-ad0
 Members of the Wauregan band hay
 electric lights attached to the front c
 thei rcaps. an arrangement that permit the into readily read all music while the
 are on the march.
 Frank B. Newton of Lawrence was , visitor with friends in Dsnielson Fr l day.
 Political leaders here have complete < their plans for getting out what likel will be the biggest vote in KillngIy history on Tuesday next.
 +l We wish to announce that owing to q T5 per cent. advance in rental for 0u . store We have closed. Will reopen on larger scale in about a month at new lt '. cation. It will pay you to wait Tn 5 Fabric Shop.-adv
 A Camp club has been organized her s and has leased a place in the town 0
 | Woodstock. near good hunting and fsf ing territory.
 o Mrs. Harold Holehouse has been cleo
 ed president of the newly formed El
 deavor class of the Methodist church. L. Miss Flora A. Beaudette of New Be, l. ford is spending the weekend with re . atives in Danielson.
 Y There are to be All Saints day sel s vices at St James church Monday. il A roll call and supper at the Westfe e Congregational church is scheduled f n Thursday evening next.