Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-05

mind. copspires te make our reverend 1 rathering or any cemmunity The best ! wishes of the Advertiser end the peo- pie ef New Canaan. which It repre- | sents accompany Father OLeary to his new field of labor
 The recently elected nienlhers ot the | Westerly town council will meet for organization today and will elect president and decide upon the usuai standing committees. It has been the 1 custom to elect the first councilman as president of the council, and if tE.s. custom prevails William Gully will be l the president, although he received less votes in the town election than any other member The new council will reelect Edward NJ. Burke as judge of probate. Harry B. Agard as town solicitor, Herbert F. Clarke as towr sergeant and all the members of the present police force. There are many minor offices that will also be filled at the meeting today.
 The council has practically decided not to fill the vacancy in the body by councilman, but it is understood that the vacancy would be filled at the July meeting and that D. Harold Rog- CTS would be elected. Mir. Rogers re- ceived the highest number of votes cast for the office in Tuesdays elec- ton, but he was declared disqualified ! to hold the office as he failed to reg ister and therefore was not an elec- tor on election day and could not vote for the office for. which he was nom mated
 MT. Rogers did register on election day and will be duly qualified electcr after July next and, it is claimed. that on or after that date he is eligible as candidate of the town council for E the vacancy.
 One of the largest audiences that l ever filled Bliuen Opera house as- sembled Thursday evening and enjoyed | to the limit the first entertainment or l the Colonial Club Minstrels in the presentation of the two act musical ] comedy entitled Our Annual Outing i It was the first appearance or the majority of the participants on the public amusement stage, yet they all played we'll their parts, thereby con 1 tributing to the success of the whcls performance. As the proceeds are u l be devoted to charity under the di : rection of the Westerly District Nurse association taieEt was secured that | could not be obtained. under any other 1 condition. as no financial offer could 1 induce some of the amateur actors to appear as public entertainers. The program folloWs:
 Act I. Meeting at the Club. Act II. Down the Harbor. Cast of Act l..
 President, Arthur M Cottrell; Toast master. Ralph l.. Segar; Club Stew ards, Dr. John Champltn, Lewis Stan tom Bell Hops, D.. Harold Rogers, William D. Wells: Quartet. Walter S. TD.. T~1- rNo second tenor: Edgar P. Maxson, first bass: Dr. Edwin Whitford, second bass. Chorus of club members.
 Musical Numbers. Act i. Opening chorus, President, Toast master and Club, Members; solos: Ill September Charles F. Hammond and chorus; A Little Love. a Little Kiss, H. Spellman; Off for Dixie Land. D. Harold Rogers: Song, Good Night, quartet and full chorus.
 Cast of Act ii. Capt Tempest pr. Edwin Whitford; BoatswJain, Francis G. Haswell; Lieut.. Wild Joseph T. Lenihan; Laura Wild wave. Ellsworth D. Goldsmith; Eta
 Surf, Walter s. Price; Jo, Fred N.
 Robinson: Sarah, Carroll T. Jones; sailors, Frank F. Dodge, Winthrop Fer gusen Dr. Fremont Nye. oJhn H. Tan ner Charles H. Gavitt. Walton F. Clarke, Elisha c. Burdick, Dr. John Champlin, Martin H. Spellman, George Harold Rogers, Daniel F. Larkin, Ed gar P. Maxson, Julian w Maxson, Harold D. Livingstone. Ralph L. Se- gar; tourists, Robert F. Barr Henry
 M. Clarke, Herbert P. Clark, Charles B. Briggs. Ellsworth D. Goldsmith,
 Ephraim P. Colson; old fashioned girls, l Walter $. Price, Lewis Stanton. :or. l Albert H. Spicer, Jr., Dr. Harold n. Kenyon, Fred N. Robinson. Arthur Nj. Cottrell.
 Musical Numbers. Act II. l Sailors Chorus, by the crew: old Heave Ho! Captain and chorus; The Goblin Man, Miss Wildwave and chor- us: Three Jacks, Charles F. Ham | mond : American All Right Girl Jo | and Captain Tempest; Room Enougn | for Two. Miss Surf and chorus: Sail ing on the Ocean, double sextet; AL ] ways Just on Hand, Lieut.. Wild and I chorus.
 The music was by Gavitt's Ideal o1 chestra, with Robert Valentine accom- panist The attraction was under the I direction of Dadmun and Ryder. waC l furnished the scenery. The costumes
 I were by Wolff, Fording & Co. of Bos-
 l ton.
 l A wedding of local interest in Hart
 ford Wednesday evening took place
 l last night at the home of Charles x. .l Perkins No. 60 Elmer street, when his
 daughter, Florence Alice, and William
 1 J. Simpson of East Hartford were
 married by Rev. Franklin H. Mille-,
 I pastor of St. Thomas church. Tae
 ceremony was performed in the par
 Tor which was decorated with flowers,
 l palms and ferns. The bride was given
 away by her father. Mendelssol.n's s
 wedding march was played by Miss
 Margaret Agnew. The bride was at
 tended by Miss Jennie Simpson, sis
 ter of the bridegroom. The best man was Walter H. Snyder of Westerly R. I. Miss Dorothy Carter, niece of the bride, was flower girl The brides dress was crepe meteor under shadow lace. trimmed with pearls. She wore veil caught up with orange blossoms and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses Miss