Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-23
FAMOUS WOMEN IGNORED.
Art Club Devotes Attention to Five
 Singing by School Sextette.

A meeting of the Ladies Art club was held with Mrs. M. A. Shumway Wednesday afternoon. A literary and musical programme of unusual inter est had been arranged by Miss Eliza beth NJ. Woodworth The study Of the lives of famous women was continued, particular consideration being given to Lydia Maria Child. Harriet Beecher Stowe and Dorothea DIX and, under the head of temperance reformers ana Red Cross founders, to Lady Henry Somerset and Florence Nightingale
 A feature of the musical programme was the singing Of Over tte River ana Through .he Woods (Lydia Maria CAild) by sextette of pupils from Miss Woodworth's grade in the School street school-Miss- Helen E. Awkward, Miss Ruth Adams, Miss Helen Hop kins. Masters Arthur Tfllinghast, Ar mold Huntingdon and Lyndall Legee. This number was received with de- light. Miss Marjorie Gaffney was ac- companist and also the contributor or a finely played piano solo.
 Young Men Anxious to Enlist.
 The sinister yet thrilling spirit of war became decidedly manifest in HaDielson Wednesday when events in Mexico were almost exclusively sub jects of conversation. No better indi- cation was given of how quickly patrl- ctism will mount high and chivalrous
  the day signed enlistment papers Tor service as members of the Thirteenth company, c. A. C. At noon Sergeant George Popple had received two enlist nents and was about to receive TWO more from young men ready and anx- icus to sign. There was indication on every hand of the desire of young men III Danielson and the surrounding vll- lages to get into one of Uncle sam uniforms and to wear it with honor ana bravery wherever duty might call them.
 Incidentally, the Thirteenth compa- ny's officers have received no orders or any kind relative to preparing the command for service. such orderS may come at any time, however, ana it Is on this possibility that those who have enlisted or are about to enhsl are basing their hopes. for they are as anxious as were the young men who went out from Danielson in 1S9S Tor service in the Spanish war.
 Spanish war veterans were In seV- eral eases no less keen for an order l., take the field than those who are about to join the local company which has on it's muster rolls several men who went out from Danielson In lSsS- Ir those days Danielson was repre- scnted by an. infantry company. Te- day the town has coast artlnery command One enthusiast, member, was reviewing for his own satisfac- ton on Wednesday what the company might be set to doing if it goes to Mexico, and there was no mistaking that he would relish realization or the life and experiences that ne pie tured.
 The Bulletin Brought the News.
 "Wednesday was 8 -big day for the neWspapeI1s. The Bulletin, first paper il, Danielson. each morning, was snap ped up by regular and extra readers, al, seriously axious over the affair at Vera Cruz. Papers sold like hot cakes all of the morning and there was a heavy demand for afternoon and evening editions Scanning every line were the soldier boys and those young n.en that are anxious to wear the blue. 1Rey surely would like just few snots at Senor Huertas troops-and tEey may have the privilege yet. Who knows?