Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22

terest of the management of a Putnam theater, which alleges a loss as the re- suit of the stock company canceIling an engagement to show there, said cancel Ha!Go1 being held to have been made too late to allow of making replacement bookings. Damages Of $2o0 are being asked. The attachment placed here cov- CTS property of the stock company :n addition to the box office receipts.
 There is stas1te of tho st0te of Con. necticut that imposes a heavy penalty on anyone giving miSinfornaion to a newspaper, with the deliberate intent of having such material published. This fact may be very forcibly called to the attention of a young man resident in this town who went out Of his way late Monday night to have inserted in the columns of this paper a pure fabrication relative. to a. Danielson business man. No difficulty has been experienced in c:ear- ing up the source of the fake story, which in its conception leaves little to be said in @tenuati0n Of it's originator or his methods and. purposes the world merely suffers from the presence of such creatures
 The Bulletin hastens to clear itself of the odiunn attached to having been in- volved in the publicatioa of the item. In
 
 scrUpulous deceit and conscienceless in tent to make q worthy citizen appear ridiculous. Such action az may be deem ed necessary and proper under the law may be brought to 6Eply in the hope Of curing at least one of the pernicioas hab- it of wing for pubhcattOn The Bulletin is in possession of much more information relative to the fake story than appears in this con<zsent,, but refrains from publication of 1t for the present It likely will be Of more inter l est a little later.
 Roller skating may be revived in Dan l ielSon during the coming winter. Here I at least will be 8 legitimate opportunity I to get a skate on wStheHt vtolaxfng any l sacred and u8SSa modern canons of 90 ciety. There is a possibility that W. Irving Bullard, injured at Rio de Isneiro. a 1 few weeks ago, iS on a vessel en route for home, although that was not dearly esta ablished here Tuesday. 1 Interest in the. pool >toUHmzzne0& at the 1 Bohemian club continRes high. Ire | great number of games played to date i entertainment, although eSabHsSanE nothing definite as to the final outcome of the contests in each elask
 t Today "Wednesday and Thursd4y are 1 the last days of the open season fo1 hunting. Friday win mark the begfnrins of the closed season. & Mrs. susae, G. winfaame, ,nereAaxy ol II Quinebaug grange. No 3, announced from her home in Brooklyn Tuesday af- ternoon faat the amRal meeting of tfAe organization is to 18 hesd SHturfzy, Ds,o A with High1amd grmge., No. 113 u. South Killingfy. instead of at DaaaaIsoa as shown by the hand book announce ments. The meeting Is to open at 10 a for a business session at which repcreS of officers, eweptfng tho secretary ana treasurer win be made, and the biennisa election ef ofBcR5 heA At 12.3o din ner is to be served by nneEnbezs of Hgh land grngA The address a& Ehe~aadzsxnoEsn :. sssszioz will be made by Louis c. Thsss8 SouEA fnston. steward oE the CUmsc4i4t Stak. grange. Ar. Tolieg Win Ne pe0eat to h. spect ouinebgag Pumna ,gTMe. I'm N program of entE $<lEzEir1x the af ternoon VIII be As tH pernits Throughout The day sa@sonstsRiH sbe h the fifth 6egTOe.
 Rev. George l. Franklfn of KassHrgasa My1nensingh, India, win preach tuEnor. row CThra1ay) evening &t mfsssonzr. ! campaign at the Penteccstal. church J the NazaFene on Academy stxeet Rev Mr. Franklin win tell of famine reais work. medical educational and gospe work in India.
 At the PentecnStal parsonage here o1 Monday evening Miss Mae Mafdtt ans Edward Bemett. both employees at tn, Orpheuzn theater, were united in marrizg, by Rev. A. E. GeIun.
 U A poverty social was held Tuesday er
 ening at their rooms hy the members e McfSrn0nr V0nRra yltS HeliaP f.,ny.n~ .sl At Brooklyn this (Wednesday5 eveninj Representative-elect Charles S. Hyde i
 to give supper to all his friends an, ' siyr-aorfa-S of fSru nee Aa n