Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-21
DANIEL SON

i There IS town wide interest Tn rne 1 fact that Miss May Bailey of Worces- ] ter has given to the Connecticut His ! torical society numerous copies and i exkacts from town records of mar
 Eiages from the dates of settlement to and including the year 1sD0, com piled by her. ia ther. the late Frederic | w. Bailey, of Worcester, who plTbIish ed seven volumes of the early mar riages. The towns. in part. from whose records copies are made are killnigly, Plainfield. Colchester Gov
 entry, Scotland, Holland, New London. Hamden, Clinton. East HaddaH, Mid dletown and Wilmington
 Miss Florence S. Nj. Crofut of Hart
 ford formerly of Danielson, regent of
 Ruth Wyllys chapter Daughters of
 the American. Revolution, Is arrans-
 ing plans for the representation of that
 chapter at the twenty sixth general
 meeting of the Connecticut, to- be held
 at the First Congregational church of
 Christ, Court street ~Middletown h.
 Thursday, October 30.
 A big motor truck o~nsd by Frank
 A. Davis was badly damaged Mon-
 day morning at about six O clock
 when ii was struck broadside by a
 southbound trolley car. No one was
 injured in the accident, which oc- cured on the Elmville road at the point where driveway comes down q rather steep incline out of the Davis homestead yard and across the trolley tracks. which at that point run along the easter1y edge of the highway It
 was stated after the accident that fhe motor truck had become stalled broadside across he track and that be- fore the oncoming trolley could be stopped it crashed into the machine. There were no passengers on the trol-s ley ear. which had-ju just come down from the carhouse at Dayville and was in charge of Conductor Riekey and Motorman Knight
 Hon. F. A. Jacobs AriH be host here in Danieison during the latter part of November to- the members of the Connecticut senate of 1903, in which he served as the senator from what is now the twenty eighth senatorial dis trict-
 The senate of 1903 is the only one
 whose members hold an annual re- union. The custom is for the sena- tors to meet as guests of one of their number and this year the honor fall to MT Jacobs
 The senators who sat together in the session of 1908 have a reason for holding annual reunions in the fact mat the senate was the last which had mepbership of 24. Since 1903, the membership has been p. There was something unusual in the fact that the senate of 1903 was without exception made up of members who had no pre- vious senatorial experienced
 Henry Roberts, who was lieutenant governor, presided over the delibera- tions of the senate and Rollin & W oodruff of New Haven who was the president pro tenn, were afterwards governors of the state. the latter sue ceedNng the former in the executive office Senator Frank L. Wilcox aft erwards major of the First regiment. was the chairman of the St. Louis ex- position commission and Senator Al- exander T. Pattison of Simsbury was q member of the state armory com mission. Senator Charles Cook of Hartford was for two wears ensaeed IS a member of the commission on the state library and supreme court build ng and the remodeling of the state capital. --- 1
 Other members of the senate of | 1905 were Judge James F. Walsh the 1, speaker of the house during the 1919 session of the legisla ture and who las he backing oS the republican or sanization as candidate for governor ! 1t next years election. William | Bailey of Bethel. now republican state | auditor: Thomas F. Noone. state af- .orney for Holland county: Sheriff 1 Charles A Gates, Wiiiimantic where I le is also mayor; Senator Frederick | :. fussemach of Torrington and Ar ;hibald McNeil. ST. of Bridgeport
 Annuouncen nent is made of the en- of Miss May T. Wethere11 of 'rovidence, daughter Of Vernon r. i hetilereIi of Danieison, to George H. | 1rocher or Providence. Both Miss FethereH and Mr Croclzer are well .nown in Danielson. Miss Wetherell i aVlnS spent the greater part of her | lie here and Mr. Crocker travelled trough this section for years as a representative of d widely known salt | concern.
 Agent Obadiah Butler of the Con ectlcut mills company is in New
 ork. where he recently underwent a ,inor surgical operation. He is ex- ected to return to Danielson during he present week.
 There was an anniversary requiem iGh mass at St. James church Mon ay for Mrs. Leslie Murray whose cath was caused by influenza last all. MT. Murray came here from rovidence to attend the service, with ther relatives
 An adjournment was granted in the ,wn court Monday morning in the 7se of the state vs. Archie Ennis ] -ho was charged with no. stopping II ist "Wednesday eVel>iEt when the ] lachine in which he and his wife were I ding struck a horse which was in | c le state highway a Attawaugan. The I