Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10
RUNAWAY COWS
Rounded Up in canterbury--Missing Since June, When They Followed Deer.


 Five cows belonging to Robert Low rey of the town of Plainfield have been recaptured, after five months of wild life in the woods and fields in that town. The cows escaped last June from the pasture where they were kept. and it is presumed they were ln- duced to answer the call of the wild by the deer that were frequent visitors in their vicinity.
 Since June the animals have been frequently seen in the company ot deer, but until this week they have managed to avoid capture. They are now partly wild, so much so, in fact that it was necessary to bring them back from Canterbury, where they were finally rounded up. in cattle pen.
 The Oar ielson football team is prac- ticing faithfully and making good progress for the time they have been engaged in the sport. The team mas been using Davis park for a practice field. and their work has been watched with interest.
 John A. Paine is to erect another dwelling on Broad street Opposite Hub- tartl's grove. The site is south of the home of Henry Leach. The grading or the lot has commenced.
 75 Prisoners at Jail.
 LII SDlLb LII lHC ldCI bn0b cAi 1Ao AiCAih Danielson have been reduced in num- Der during the past ten days, there are now about 75 prisoners at the jail in Brooklyn. About half of that number are employed on outdoor work that IS being done by the jail for persons de- sIi'ing help.
 The members of the W. c. T. U. met with Mrs F. E. Eibley at her home, on Broad street. Tuesday evening"
 Deer Chased by Dogs.
 Frank Reach reports having seen a large deer on the Green Hollow road early Monday evening. Another swam across the Five Mile river within the borough limits a few days ago. It is said that the animals are now being driven from cover by the large number of hunters that are in the woods be- cause of the open season on game birds and because of the numerous dogs that go with the hunters and often chase the deer. Two dogs were following the deer seen by MT. Reach.
 Record Bowling String.
 Charles L. Nado has made another remarkable bowling score on the Cen ter street alleys, making a single string record of 1S0, the highest ever rolled on the local alleys. This score was made with duckpins.
 MT. Nado made this single string as one of three strings that totaled 412. The single strings were 135. 97, 1s0.
 A new arc light has been placed on Main street opposite the buildings owned by w. A. Johnson, below the railroad crossing. This has made decided improvement in the street lighting of that part of the street. and is appreciated by the merchants doing business in that section.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society Of the Congregational church will hold a meeting this Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs P. E. Sbley and Mrs. Mar GUS Wood at their homes on Broad street,
 Sailed for Europe.
 Miss Mary Hickey, formerly of Pom fret, sailed Saturday on the steamer Berlin from New York to spend the winter in Italy and Egypt.
 Martin c. Smith of Pawtucket called on friends in Danielson Tuesday. Ensign Jacobs Completes Endurance
 Test.
 Ensign Walter F. Jacobs, U. s. N, son of Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Jacobs, has just completed the 50 miles en- durance test required of every army and naval officer under the regulations. Ensign Jacobs, at present of the scout cruiser Salem, now at Boston, had made good record as a walker. He hiked 27 miles the first day, IS miles on the second and completed the half century on the third day. as required under the rules of the test.