Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-14

Bishop Brewster to Conf1rm Glass o1
 Twenty five Johnson Mariana
 Wedding Tonight-Borough Poo
 Players Defeat Wauregan-Mrs
 Bennett Speaks on Woman Suffrage
 pr. o. C. Sharpe, who is ill., is re ceiving treatment in Providence.
 E. L. Darbie and Earl M. Young were at New Haven Tuesday as dele gates from Warren chapter, R. 4. NJ, to the grand chapter meeting.
 GaSton Maindon and Tyler Andrews have been recent visitors in Worces- ter.
 H. J. Thompson. of Warwick, R. l., was a visitor with fri6&ds in Daniel son Tuesday.
 Addressed the Grange.
 Judge Harry F. Back gave an 2d- dress at the meeting of killinSly grange Monday evening.
 Bishop Brewster to Confirm Class.
 Bishop Chauncey Bunce Brewster is to confirm a class of about 25 of the members of St. Alban's and St. Pauls churches at St. AIban's church Sun day evening, May 2.
 Letters UncalIed For
 Letters addressed to Mcneil Knight. Miss Alice Chadwick and George T.aV- ender remain unclaimed at the Dan ielson postOfice this week,
 Lawmakers Delay.
 Representative in the general as sembly from towns hereabOuts are getting anxious over the fate of meas ures introduced by them as the end of the session draws near without any action on the matters
 Johnson Marland Wedding.
 \ large number from this town will go to WaUregan this CVNednesday)- eve ming for the wedding. in the COngre- @atiOnai church at 7.3O o'clock, of Miss Ruth Clifton Johnson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. T. Johnson, and Sidney Percy Marland of Danielson.
 Mrs. Albert T. Day of Springfield, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. O. Thomas Of the West Side, is somewhat i'm proved in health after a very long and severe illness.
 Many at May Devotions.
 Large numbers from the congreea- ton have been attending the May de- voLions nightly at St. James church since the first of the month, unusual interest being exhibited this year
 Big Wire Broke.
 II was explained Tuesday that the breaking of one of the high tension wires caused the stalling of all cars on the local division for more than an hour Monday evening. Trolley pa irons here took the long wait placidIy. Willis Shippee. teacher at the Xiii GuCly Center school says that he is preparing the largest class for entry to the high school that has come from the Center school for long time. The freshman class at the high school next fall will be very large.
 Defeated Wauregan Players.
 Tn a matched game of pool played in the rooms of the Lafayette club here Poirier and TTahan of the local club defeated by score of 200 to 139, Fur cotte and DelOrge, representing Wau- regan
 Paul, the big Southbridge pitcher who was seen in some games in the Eastern Connecticut league. is now a member of the pitching staff of the Worcester New England league team with Marland of DanielsOn. Paul made a. fine showing in the thirteen inning game that Worcester won from New Bedford Monday.
 The committee of the Business Mems l association that was appointed to ar- range a schedule of holiday hours for the business houses of Danielson held a meeting Tuesday evening to frame 1 2 policy that will later he submitted to the association for approval.
 DayviIIe Mill Busy. Angus Park of the Assawauga Wool 1 en company at Dayville, a very pros l porous concern says that business is l good with the company, but buyers are 1 placing orders with more caution than | is usual in times of greater certainty | as to future prospects. The mill is | running full time.