Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-26
Y, N. H. & H. railroad.
 Scores During Weekly Shoot.

 At the weekly meeting of the Plain field Rifle club Tuesday evening in Krauss' hall, although the attendance was not large, there were six marks men who succeeded in upholding their good records. Those who were the most remarkable among the partici- pants for scores were I. Mercer whose record was 236, J. Leahy 22S, F. Evans 227, George Hutchinson, Sr, 2S0, Law renee Krauss 229, W. Allard 293 The other members who took part in the shoot were J. Geer with an average of 21S, G. Hutchinson, .Jr.. 214, J. Burby 21O, J. McNulty 210. and A. Chase POS. Motored Fror New York. Joseph Couchon, Fred Gerosia and George Lacourse were visitors in New York for the past few days. They l returned home in an automobile that MT. Gerosier purchased there.
 Byron Haskell was a business caller in El1onk Wednesday.
 Automobiles bdaring California markers were seen going through the town Wednesday.
 l Cora Adams. while running through the yard on the state road received a sprained ankle. She was playing with her pet dog and when she began to run after it her foot became caught in the step.
 Watched For Train.
 About 800 assembled on the rail- lread station Thursday afternoon to see the drafted men go through on their way to Camp Devens, from the southeastern part of the state. While the engine was taking water mum Der of the boys got off the train 10 see frin al Of hn bought cigarettes and cigars for them. The train was decorated with Amer ican flags, each man holding flag out of the window All the boys were as happy as if they were going on a tpicnic The train consisted of eight Iears, each holding about 100 men. The lpeople eheered the boys as the train drew out.
 1 Contributions Appreciated. The following letter was received from the British-Ameriean war relief fund headquarters this week: l July g, 1913.
 To W. E. Oldham. Secretary Plain
 field B. A. W. R. F. Plainfeld, Conn.
 l Dear Sir:-We desire to express our sincere thanks for your check of $59 from the people of Plainfield and Jew cit City. I cannot teIl you how grate-
 ful we are for the splendid support you have given us. You are such faithful friends and co-Workers to
 give so generous to the cause for
 which we are all working, that I wish
 to express to you the appreciation of the committee, to tell you that we re-
 alize the effort it is and contributes so largely and regularly to this or- ganization.
 ; With renewed thanks,
 1 Sincerely yours.
 SALLIE F. COLES.
 The fund for tkis week has in
 creased in Jewett City and Plainfeld
 considerably The amount previously collected was S25S2 This week the
 collectors got s13.50 in Plainfeid and
 $5 in Jewett City. The total amount , HOW is s25e0.45.
 TetIow Won. 1 The P1ainfield bowling club held c
 members, bowling handicap last Sat
 urday. After many games had been played Zeek Tetlow and Thomas
 Rhodes elashed for the cup. Tetlow outshone Rhodes during the entire game and won, 21-17. The members
 are eagerly waiting for game to be
 played Saturday. Aug. 10. between the home team and the Central Falls. R ! L. club on their bowling green. The ! local bowlers give them the wersi beating of the year before the game is oyer. It is hoped that a few eth- . CT outside friends will join them.