Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-09

that drastic measures are to be taken to kill off dogs that bite people, Dog Warden Thomas J. Killourey announced Friday that he would kill every dog in
 his territory reported as having bitten any person.
 Today (saturday). Oct. sth, is the first day upon which new voters are to be made and the board which comprises the seiectmen and Town Celrk Frank P. Fenton, have prepared for a ecord-break- | ing attendance of those desiring to be made The board will be assisted by ad- l ditional secretaries and both registrars of | the town. Other sessions of the board l will be held on three days, with the pos- 1 sibility that additional days may be des- 1 ignated after the session today. In years | past the board has had to deal with only lfrorn 300 to 400 new voters each year, but 1 this year with the franchise to women | the number has gone over the 1000 mark I I-1, ,T37 women and 354 men remaining to be made. Possibly some 50 to 100 women 1 will not have to be made during the days l mentioned, as their names can be trans I ferred from the old voting lists The
 matter of asking the ages of women 1 wishing to be made has been question: some states ruling that all that is neces- l Sary is for the woman to state, her age 1 as over 21, while other states require the year and month of the applicants age | Women of Windhan unless the decision
 is changed, will abide by the first ruling MT. and Mrs. Raymond c. Beckwith of 1 Akron, O., are Visiting at the home of the l formers parents Mr. and Mrs Charles G. 1 Beckwith, of Win1han MT. Beekwith 1 has made his home in Akron for the past 1 10 years and has seen it grow from a ] small town into city of thousands in | population,
 meeting of Polish residents of this city was held Thursday evening at the l Polish club hall on lower Main street 1 and Polish Red Cross auxiliary was l formed. The officers are: Chairman, l Michael Morytla; secretary, Andrew Ogozalel1; treasurer, Michael Wojeik collectors, Wincenty Kokozka, W Baran, l Jan Bogda and w. Dziekan. The follow 1 ing contributed to the auxiliary: Boleslaw 1 Skowronski, s5: Alex Halecki Jacob l Wrezsien and Antonio Kalisiak, g: The 1 following. contributed St each: Andrew l w. Ogozalelf, W. kokkoszka, Michael 1 Wojeik. Joseph Sosnocki, Andrew Plesz 1 Wmillia Sobieska, Stanislaw Skowron
 Stanislay Uslza. John Zaklukiewiez; Win
 centy Ceparski, Stanislaw Sosniek, Mi ehael Sugar, Wineenty SzirIey, Michael 1 Morytke. SZyn1on Staranezyk. Frank
 Bogda, Joseph Baran, Eugene E. Hickey l FIdnh Nyeek anu MicHaei Staendfa.
 Announcement was made at the meet
 ing that the drive for subscriptions foi bonds of the Polish republic had ended and that ss.65o had been secured among 1 local Poles.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Reynolds of
 South Coventry have announced the mar. , riage of their daughter. Ella L. Reynolds I and Ava Roys of South Coventry. Ti1t wedding took place Wednesday evening
 Oct. 9th, at the home of Rev. II c. Bee be of South Coventry Miss Reynolds Ii
 a graduate of Windham High school
 class of 1914, and since that year ha.
 been employed as stenographer at tht
 Mansfield state normal and training
 school Mir. Roys was also employed a