Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-21
0ANlELSON
Charles Miller Back in Jaii-To Be Presented at May Term-Buying Liquor in No-Lieense Town Costs $24.75-Rad Debtors Rounded Up.


 For breaking jail in the early part of January, Charles Miller, alias Charles wenzel who was brought back by Jailer Albert Fields from saginaw, Mich. and is again a prisoner at Brooklyn, will be presented in the su- perior court for this county at the May term to show reason why he IS not guilty of 8 criminal offense in erect ing his escape. If the court hnds against him, Miller is liable to receive the maximum penalty of five years in the state prison for running away. In case he is found guilty and a term in the state prison is imposed. he will still be obliged to finish out the jail sen- tence of one year given him in the superior court for breaking and enter ing the Bradley residence at Pomfret. Miller has seven more months to serve of that sentence and he will remain in the iail until late in October.
 About the Borough.
 Mr. and Mrs Bert Draibble of Provi- rsence were guests of MT and Mrs. J. A. Nichols over Sunday.
 Alfred A. Richards of Boston was the guest Of friends in Danfelson on Sunday
 Earl Pi4Iing of Boston spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. George M Filling. of Broad street.
 William Phillips of Yuma, Ariz., has arrived in town to attend the funeral of his father, Newton Phillips, who died Thursday night at his home near Aiexander's lake
 Mrs. Leonard James wil entertain the members of the Ladies Reading circle this (Monday) afternoon Mar garst Sidney will be the author stud ded-
 Res. J. F. Ouinu of Ansonia, who WAS at his home in Danielson Friday, left Saturday morning on southern trip
 Additions to Y. M. c. A. Auxiliary.
 sfrs. wa1aer Wood and Mrs F. Reach gre two new members added to the Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A.
 >fMoney-A Curse OF 8. Blessing? ?" was the subject at the evening service at the Congreg egaional church on Sun- day
 Military instructions Completed.
 Lieotenant Andruss of the New Lon- don artEfexy d5serict has completed his ocuEse of instructions to the officers and on-coann1dSsionsd officers or the Thirteenth company.
 Pensry-WeIch Marriage.
 Edward Penery and Evelyn Welch. both of East Ktlifngiy, were united in uaraEe by Attorney Arthur G. Bill, justice ofsthe peace. Saturday morning.
 Missas<en Kindness Costs $2475.
 Douk bury ffuanrfor a friend in mo- Hranss tosrn Walter Richmond of Faasnfiaad paid SEATS for doing such 8 ksndnesy for a man named Gillette
 
 The officers heard about it and Rich s1soDd had to pay the penalty. The act as considered a. violation of the liquor flaw.
 ?. B. L. Has Another Class of Sixty.
 Members of the New Haven degree team of the FraternaI Benefit league will come to Danieison on Thursday evening to assist in the conferring of degrees on a class of sixty members of zte local branch of the order. This is class of sixty thai has been initiated in this order in Danielson within a few months
 Thumb Screw for Bad Debtors.
 There have been some sad days re- gently for the fellows in this town who have 9 habit of not paying for, the things they buy. Under the pressure asserted by a. commercial law company some of the business men have had the rare pleasure and satisfaction of oeholding people who have owed them money for years come in .and give up as if 1t were a real pleasure. But it wasn't They paid as was their option instead of being haied to court. They were forced to make a great Lenten sacrifice.
 Phillips Manager of k. H. S. Team.
 Newton Phillips of Dayvine has been elected manager of KiHingly High schools baseball team for the season of 1910. Of the men on the team last year. six remain, and the prospects for a successful year seem bright indeed. AaEaEer Phillips, William Marland, 4ust3n Brooks, Richard Healy, Mark Burns and O. Thetreau1t are the six players that may be efasSeu as veterans in the athletic doings of the students. There are also several promising can dfdsAes for places on the team
 Practice win be commenced this week If the weather is any way faxor- able and in a few days fs will be pos sible to pick from the most worthy of the players seeking to make good
 The schedule is now being arranged and it will be varied this year by vdousfy been seen here. Szlfhe1d Train ing school is one of these. and the Rhode Island Commercial school team As another. Games have also been ar- ranged with Putnam, Tourt ellofte and Webster High schools and with Nor sUich Free Academy.
 PaEn Sunday Services.
 Palm Sunday was observed In all the local churches yesterday with spe- cta1 reference and rfus5c~or by the dis of C7rsAs+'s tr3un1phat entry fntc...Jeru salem
 Tender Plants N5pped.
 Persons who took the chance of placing tender plants, under glass out of doors are regretting their haste, for the unusually low temperatures of the mornings of the latter part of last week caIt them down dn spite of pro- +eetins covering.
 Paying More Attention to Holy Week. Holy week this year is to be one of 1lTrusIlal observance among the church Jes- With the non-Catholfc mission at St Jan1As', the union services of the Congregational Baptist and Methodist churches and the special Lenten ser vices at St. AIbaRs not a night be SzFeen now and Easter Sunday will be 1eft without soqne servaoe to attract congregations tussEhe places of 'Nwor- snip
 Grass Fare Gste Beyond Control.
 At ten minutes before o'clock Sat zIrday afternoon the companies of the dpe Gepartnez NeEe hurried. out on an ss<xarm from Cox 54 for a grass fire on property east Of HI5k5barfs grove on Broad street. T7rere was a strong wind blowing at the time and the fire lighted to clean off the dead grass got beyond control and endangered nearby hnopertY. The fremen olrickIY put the