Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-26


 Duck-invitations Out for colvin-
 Carlson Wedding.
 Luther Filling and Henry A. McEwen i are the elected delegates from the Danielson Methodist church to the Southern New England Conference in session at Willimantic.
 Manager J. F. Lewis of the Orpheum theater was in Rockville, where he conducts another theater, on a bus mess trip Wednesday.
 Postmaster C. A. Potter Is distrib- utlng government seeds supplied to him by Senator Frank B. Brandegee. Charles M. Adams was in Thomp- son on a business trip Wednesday.
 Henry B. Newton of Riverpoint, R. l., was visitor with friends in Dan ielson Wednesday.
 Captain of Baseball Team.
 Jennings Killian has been elected for the 1914 season.
 Invited to K. of C. Ball.
 Local members of the K of C. have received invitations to attend the an nual concert and ball to be given after Lent by All Hallows' council of Moosup.
 John M. Bessette, tax collector for eae town or Brooklyn, is again hard after the delinquents. One man who said he would not pay a personal tax of s2 finally handed it over when threatened with arrest if he failed to comply with the demand.
 At St. James church Wednesday. the least of the Annunciation, there were special services in conunction with the mission services that are being held every morning and evening this week Coivin Carlson Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations were issued Wednesday to the marriage Wednesday evening. April Is, at the Methodist church here of Miss Zylpha Colvin, daughter of street, and Edward Carlson of New Haven.
 Master of Four Master.
 Captain George Erskine of Bucks port, Me. master of a four-masted schooner in the coastwise trade. is the guest of Mfr and Mrs. Frank SpaId- ing of Brooklyn. Captain Erskine was out in the storm of March l and ex- perenced one of the toughest storms he has seen on the coast
 Special Election April 2s.
 April 2S. instead of April 14. has fin ally been selected as the date for the special election in KilIinsly to name candidate to succeed Oliver E. Getty as judge of probate, this information coming to Judge 4. 6. Bill from the executive secretary of Governor Sim con K. Baldwin on Wednesday.
 Changers at Brooklyn.
 Twelve members of Killingly grange were at Brooklyn Tuesday evening fo witness the conferring of the third and fourth degrees on number of candi- dates in Brooklyn grange Ninety-six grangers were out for the meeting which proved very interesting one.
 Woman, Too, Goes to Jail. ? Three persons. two men and a wo- man. were sentenced to terms in Brooklyn jail by Deputy Judge James N- Tucker in the town court wednes- day morning. All were charged with intoxication. Among the number was Patrick Roach. who has done time for throwing stones through plate glass windows in Danielson and Putnam business places. George Williams. the other man, was arrested near Attawau- gan on the Whites crossing road He was picked up by Deputy Sheriff Grim shaw, who found him lying directly across the highway and in a. position where he was very apt to be run over by an automobile. The woman sent to jail is a resident of DayviIle
 Receive Fiatterins Offer.
 Friends of Clarence King. who has been employed here as a motion pie ture machine operator, and Charles Russell. also of Danielson hear that they have received an offer of posi- uons with a theatrical troupe that is touring central and northern New Eng land. The young men have become well known in this section as vaude- Vllle entertainers of merit. having won successes in local productions. To De Appointed a New Haven Oper-
 ator.
 Mrs. Ruth Dennis. who for seyeral years was employed until within a few days as night operator at the local telephone exchange. is now in New Haven attending the school for teIe- phone operators and is within a few days to be appointed one of the oper- ators in the exchange in that citv where her husband, William Dennis is also in the employ of the company.