Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-12

The first young men to enlist from
this town are the sons of Charles Po-
! buda. Edward and Robert Edward in
The Third Naval Reserve of New York
stationed at Fort Monroe Va Mr.
Pobuda has also a boy working in the
Brooklyn navy yard who has written
his father for permission to enlist. but
err will not consent. This should stir
up other young men Of the town not
to let one family furnish the towns
quota,
Due Day Meeting.
The Due Day. meeting of he w C.
T. Z. was held at the home of Mrs
E. J. Holman. Saturday afternoon
The devotional exercises were led by
Mrs. T. Y. Fuller of Scotland It was
voted to take up Red Cross work
under the department of the Soldiers
and Sailors
Miss Hall Serving Her Country.
Miss Doris Hall left Saturday of
last week for Washington d. c.
where she has entered the National
the camp. courses are given in First
Aid Work. Home Nursing Diatetics, al
SO Wireless TelegrapIly, signalling and
many other lines of work which wo-
men may be called upon to take up in
the present crisis.
SSdIT OF MIS- ! hoH1bSons 3
Mrs. Margaret L. THOMPSON. Il. died
in Stafford hospital. Thursday She is
survived by two brothers, Swift Long
of Jamaica Plains, Mass, and William
Long of Fitchvil1e. Conn. and sis
ter. Mrs Scott of Newport. r. I. She
afternoon.
Joins 18th Company.
Louis. Czeg1edy left for New York
to join his company, the 18th company,
National Coast Artillery. They will be
stationed at Fort Hancock, Sandy
Hook.
Cleveland stroppeel of Mansfield.
Mass. was a recent guest at Col. and
Mrs. W. II. Halls.
Adler Potter is much improved and
Is expected to return from the hospi-
tai today Saturday,
Miss Georgiana MundeH and Arthur
Colburn of Springfield were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans. Hansen for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Of Scotland
spent Sunday With Mrs. E. j. Holman.
Mrs. Daniel Lee Royce was operated
on Tuesday at the Stafford hospital
There are "A great many. delinquerts
II, securing their dog licenses. II
means quite a number OF extra dollars
for the town.
Automobile Accident.
While returning from, Holland Tues
day night the steering rod on the car
driven by Hiram Boveril hrghke corn
ing town 4 steep hill near West Will
ington- The car plunged into the fence
and telephone pole kept the car from
going over q six foot embankment Mr.
Loverin was not hurt. The car was
considerably damaged
Instructive Lecture.
The public =Szcture ana lantern sides
on Egypt at Social hall Sunday night
was largely attended. George West
erfie1d delivering the lecture These
lectures which are given every Sunday
night are very instructive and inter
estine.
Lady Mercedes New Record.
Lady Agnes Mercedes. the COW spok-
en- Of In these columns a few weeks
ago as being the highest milk produc-
ing cow IN the state and owned by
Gardner Hall. Jr.. and Co, has added
greatly to her record and world wide
reputation. by producing 1871 pounds
of milk in a day and 1912 pounds of
milk in days. These are state rec
ords, surprising all other records by
several pounds. She has also made
a butter record of 80 pounds In seven
days, which lis considered a wonder
full record among Holstefn breeders
Lady is not only an abnorTnaHy high
producer but a show COW as well, hav-
ing carried away a. large roll of prize
money from the National. Dairy Show
at Springfield last October, and she
has the honor of leading the parade
on the night of the opening of the