Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-29

!, Saturdays Game-Forty to Form Chapter of Daughters of isabeIis-
 Two Free Canning Demonstrations Announced.
 Putnam boys are doing their bit. In ! this week of intensive recruiting work
 in this city the young men have re- to Thursday afternoon IT applications for enlistment in the regular army had been received
 Another drive to swell the number of recruits was undertaken Thursday night. when the Home guard was turned out and there was the inspira- l ton of music and the thrilling roli of drums to add to the enthusiasm. Again
 men men wifi bs brought eo the forefront with mass meeting at the Bradley theatre.
 Private c. F. Dutton New Haven, tive conducting recruiting operations here with the committee of the state council of defense, was in a happy mood Thursday afternoon over the
 manner in which young men are com ing forward.
 4 dozen young men who have ap- piled for enlistment left here during Thursday for New London to undergo their physical examinations. The men who went were J. E. Mag nan. who is we'll known in sporting circles as a husky wrestler, Peter Le- clair, Eugene Beaupre, Joseph Brodelz Paul Bfbeauit, Henri Labonte, Alpine rie viens. Joseph Goyette. Frank Kala- binski, Raymond Franklin, Emile De- sauliners John A. Talbot and Oscar St. Laurent
 The majority of these men, if they pass the physical tests. will go into the neid artillery branch of the service. They were an enthusiastic lot 1eav- ing here Thursday, smiling, ready to take any and all chances that go with the business of fighting under the ban apparent from things said by their friends that she sp;endid example of patriotism they are setting is going to bear fruit in the form of more recruits The only thing that seemed to be Tor- rying them was their ability to pass the physical tests upon which their admission to the service rests for the present.
 Signing up of more recruits is cer- tain to follow Thursday evenings denl- onstration and the meeting to be held at the theatre this evening
 In connection with the parade of the Home guard Thursday night there were speeches to aid recruiting by George L.. Padgett, A. D. Lown Rev C. J. Hartman. Postmaster Alexander Gilman and Henry Benoit of the postal staff.
 At tonigfts meeting a speaker who l France will be heard at the theatre. Mir. Gilpatric said Thursday afternoon that he had been in touch by telephone with the British consurs office at New York and that arrangements had been made to send speaker here who has seen hard service on the fighting lines It Is possible that the speaker will be Captain Ivan McLaren of q Scottish regiment that has he.ped to make his tory.
 Patriotic pictures are to be shown at the meeting, which will be made very interesting.
 Will Enter Medical Reserve.
 More than a dozen young men in this city had planned Thursday to go to Worcester today and enlist in the medical reserve for service in France The men who plan to go out from this city hope to sign up for field am buiance service and number of them hope to get assignments as ambulance drivers.
 George Beneit of this city already has enlisted at Worcester in the med ica4 reserve and is now at his home here awaiting orders to report.
 Meriden Team Saturday. -
 Manager Thomas McDernott of Put nam's baseball team said Thursday af- ternoon that the NJ. B. Schenek team of Meriden that comes here for next Sundays game is one of the fastest semi professional organizations in Connecticut The team has a great reputation among the teams of the central and western part of the state
 The Meriden team includes num- Der of men who have had league ex- perience and such players at Captain Dunlop, who recently declined an offer to join the Boston Braves. Dunlop has been in the American and Western leagues. Dennis A. Ciiooly, who was captain of the Trinity college team, is captain of the team.
 Finishing Work on Mother House.
 Plasterers expect to finish their work on the mother house of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost, Church street. this week. It was expected that the build ing would be ready for occupancy this month, but unforeseen delays devel- oped. Much interior finishing work to be done, so the building probably will not be occupied by the Sisters until late in the summer
 Installing Mechanic Street Sewer.
 Supt. Frederick Dumas of the street | department has a force of men at work installing sewers in Mechanic street 1 This is the last section of sewer to be l built under the appropriation last made | for that purpose.
 To Join Congregational Church.
 Mrs. Oscar Munyan. Miss Louise | and Hamilton Paine are to be | as members of the Thompson | COdSA C5E1t+Ohdl oIIeE the com | munion service next Sunday morning l
 It was said here Thursday that l Home guard detachments may soon | replace the infantrymen who have been l doing guard duty hereahouts for weeks l past.
 Many applications for appointment l as superintendent of schools In Put | nam have been received by the secre- | tary of the town school committee but | no decision has as yet been arrived at | as to the man who is to have the place. i succeeding Harold W. Files. resigned l
 Will Instruct Canning Glasses.
 Mrs. s. Nikoloff, who recently took | } course of instruction at Storrs has offered her services in instructing classes here or in neishboring towns ! in methods of canning vegetables and i fruit.
 rorty to Form Chapter.
 Forty applications have been re- ,eived for membership in the chapter | of Daughters of Isabella to be organ zed here IS an auxiliary Of the l k ehfz If FSnfI1Yv1f,5Ia ia