Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
BRIDEGROOM MISSED CAR
But Arrived from Worceste- an Hour Late, When Marriage Took Place.

Miss Olive A Clark, G1, and Willie R. Tyler, 31. both colored, and both Of Worcester, where the groom is a teamster, were married in this city this week by Prosecuting Attorney Ar thur s. Macdonald, acting as tastioe of the peace. The wedding was sup posed to have taken place upon the arrival of the s.s5 car from WOrces- ter, but the bridegroom bo-be failed to make 1t, his delay in arriving here causing great consternation for the waiting bride elect and her mother. MT. Tyler arrived, however, on the next car, an hour later, and the cere- mony was performed and the pair made happy, They will make their home in Worcester.
 Deer Killed by Train.
 The second deer to be killed in this vicinity this week met death in the local freight yards during Thursday night, when it was struck by a train working near the freight yards. The animal was a doe and had strayed in- to danger from some of the surround ing woodland. Ths deer killed at Mechanicsville the day before was a buck. F. o. Davis of the state fish and game commission ordered half of
 
 the childrens homo, the other half ia go to the trainmen. A part of the eth CT half was given the Day Kimball hospital
 Thsatsr Bill Pleased.
 Vaudeville of special merit was that of the Mexican Herman" at the Bradley theater Brid8Y, The nature of the entertainment caught the fancy of the audiences at the afternoon and evening shows and gave them a great deal of entertainment, Warning for Senatorial Caucus.
 c. Harold GilpetFic of this city member of the republican state cen tral committee, has sent out notices for the Twenty eighth senatorial dis trict republican caucus, to be held ir this city next Saturday at the munich pal building for the purpose of choos- Ting two delegates at large to the re- publican convention to be held in New Haven.
 City Notes. MT. and Mrs. H. J. Mann of P7eas- ant avenue have been in Boston xe- gently.
 Mrs. Dutse Smith of Fremont street l is visiting relatives in Boston. Principal q. Hathaway, Mrs. Hath. away and their son Lloyd are spend. | ing a week in Providence. Miss Maude Case has returned frou, months visit with her brother ana his family In Worcester.
 Il. c. Meinken has been spendins the past few days at his home II Brooklyn, N, '.
 Supervisor c. II. Prst4 has been ii Ashford the past two day& inspecting 1 the schools.
 A. D. Mcintyre is moving his fanil from School street to Main street, Mrs Arthur G. Clarke of SoutE Main street has been in Worcester recently.
 Mrs. Hummer of Salem, Mass, hal been the guest of local relatives. in Worcester.
 John q. Johnson has be6n in BeEtey . on business recently,
 Holmes Bugbee of Besten 4s in guest of his aunt, Mrs. M. H. Bugba in South Main street. Glee Club Meets. | A mee1iug of the ElizabeEh Perte Putnam chapter, D. A. B. Sias ell1 was held Friday afternoeR. Allen Smith of Boston Is speHdiRg few days in Putnam.
 Tuesday Club Entertained.
 Mrs. Wallace sterns of BradIe street, entertained the Tuesday e5al this week.
 Dr. and Mrs. Knight have returHe from brief visit in Nauga4uek.
 Leland Bradley, student iR Wez eeester academy, has. heea the gMea Laf Putnam EalatIFes