Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-10


 MT. and Mrs Hart and Mrs. Lucy Hopkins of North Sterling were in Danielson yesterday.
 Miss Edna Wess. formerly a resident here, paid short visit to Danielson friends Thursday.
 Thursday evening the second regu- lar weekly meeting of the officers Of being instructed that they can as sist the officers in drilling the pri- yates.
 The lower part of Mechanic Street has been closed while workmen repair the water pipes leading into Pellets garage.
 Death of Ezra A. Gallup
 Thursday forenoon word was re- ceived from AIoOsup relative to the death of Ezra A. Gallup, father of the Gallup brothers in DanielSon. The de- ceased has been i'll for some time at the home of his daughter. He is sur vived by his widow, five sons, two daughters a sister and brother.
 c. c. Franklin of Scituate is wis iting friends in town.
 Harold Austin is spending fort nights vacation at Barre, Vt.
 Local veterans are planning to at tend the fory-ninth annual reunion at Norwich next Wednesday, August 18th.
 Mrs. Glen P. Lyon of Main street is entertaining her brother Frank w. Ly- man, of the Underwood Typewriter Co. of Hartford.
 Library Accession. l. Among the latest additions to the li- brary are How to Live Quietly, Call; Allies and a Family, Ervine; Grey Dawn, White; Hermt Doctor of Gayaq Wylie; Rose Garden Husband, Wid- emer; The Job, Lewis Rim of the Desert, Anderson; Burbury Stroke, Hopkins; pr. Llewellyn and His Friends, Stanley: storm. Steele; From Alien to Citizen, Steiner; Short His tory of Japan, Clement; Teaching at Home, Berle; Indian Scout Tales, Eastman; Under the Country Sky. Richmond; Petain, the Prepared, Pur- ingtOn; Carry On, Dawson; You Are the Hope of the World Ghagedorn; Influences of the Bible on Civilization, Dobschutz; Germany's Commercial Grip on the World Hauser. Three Hundred More Men to be Call
 ed.
 Announcement was made yesterday that three hundred more men are to be called August IT, Is and 20. Great efforts will be made to complete the number 112 of the new list are from KillingIy; 109 from Putnam. The men have been called in the order in which they are drawn at Washington beginning with 259 ana running through 53S.
 Because so many claimed exemption on one one ground another and be- cause so many were physically unht for military service-at least. on the first caIl-only about 90 per cent. of the assigned quota was obtained from the first 23S
 Mrs. Crossman of Providence. who has been spending Q few days with rel atives in town has returned to her home in Providence.
 Rev. and Mrs. Walter B. Williams are spending August at New Canaan, N. H.
 The weekly union prayer service was held last night in the vestry Of the Congregati church.
 Members of the local chapter of the Women's Relief Corps will be in Bos- ton next week attending the session of the National encampment.
 Mr and Mrs. T. Avery Tillinghast of Salisbury, N. C., are visiting their daughter. Mrs. c. Pellet, and their sons' Charles and Everett.
 MT and Mrs. Frank T. Preston have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. John F. Bennett of New Rochelle.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Preston have been entertaining Mir and Mrs. John F. Bennett of New Rochelle, N. Y.
 in Medical Reserve Corps.
 Dr. Edward c. Greene and family of Northampton. Mass. have been spending several days here visiting MT. and Mrs. A. c. Green. Dr. Green is now at Fort Benjamin Harrison, In dianaBoliS, where he IS training as captain in the Medical Reserve Corps, previous to sailing for duty in France.
 Miss Helen Hopkins is the guest of relatives in Central Falls, R. l.,
 Girls in Camp.
 Tomorrow the Nipmuc Campfire Girls will break camp at the Horton cottage at Old Killingly Pond where last Tuesday. The campers include they have been back to nature" since Mrs. F. R. Warren guardian, Mrs. H. | E. Anderson, and Misses Airline An derson, Clara Armstrong, Francella Long. Dorothy Burton, Corinne Mitch ell Anna Wood, Ruth Franklin and Marjorie Gaffney.
 Mrs Haines of Salisbury, N. C.. is the guest of friends in town for few