Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

Wide new granolithic walks are be- ing laid on Union street, along the property of Dr. E. P. Brewer and tha, | of Mrs. Abner Hill.
 The parochial schools held no ses- sions Thursday, All Saints day, the
 pubils bes1g dismissed after attend ing the morning masses. At Christ church yesterday, the feast of All Saints, Rev. Richard R. Graham, the rector, celebrated the holy communion at 10 o'clock. Everett Dana Keith and Hazel Edna Bennett, who were married at Phoe- nixville, October 18th, will be at
 home after December l, in Eastford A certificate of organization was filed with the secretary of state We'd nesday by the Greek Orthodox Com-
 munity of the Holy Trinity at Killing
 ly.
 Prophetic helpful, consoling. Psychic
 messages by noted medium, Mrs. Van
 derbilt, Spiritual Academy, Sunday
 adv.
 A Saybrook correspondent notes that Frank S. Young has returned from a weeks hunting trip in Wood stock valley with a good assortment of game.
 Papers made of column lengths cut from newspapers and dipped in paraf- fine, for use of the soldiers in the trenches, are being made by women and girls in Groton.
 The annual interseminary confer dents will be held this year during the Thanksgiving recess at the Berkeley Divinity school, Middletown.
 Fully 1000 men are wanted for the signal corps of the United States army at once Major w. A. Mercer, com mandfng officer of the Connecticut re- cruitfng district, stated Thursday.
 When a drunken man was brought to the New London police station Wednesday night. the only case enter ed on the blotter in 24 hours he made the 2O0th man arrested in October
 Notices have been sent out by State Labor Commissioners William S. Hyde, calling the attention of manufaetur- eight-hour law for children under 16
 Announcement has been made in a. Chicago paper of the engagement of city to C. Lyston Morgan of Mystic, son of Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Nor gan.
 The general post offce and sub stations have had a rush of business for day or two, economical writers getting eff first class matter in ad- vance of the new 3 cent rate effective today.
 Tn the account of the Smith -Geer wedding in Thursdays Bulletin, Fr- nest Smith should have been men toned as the son of MT. and Mrs Lewis Geer, not MT. and Mrs. Loomis Geer of Franklin.
 The executive board of the Connec- held an extra meeting Wednesday in Hartford to make final arrangements Tor the state annual convention which Is to be held next week.
 At the offertory at DanieIson Con- gregational church Sunday, Miss Mary E. Rogers, teacher of music in the NorTlcn schools, gave much pleasure By the Waters of BabyIon"
 Norwich alumni learn that. in ad- dition to the undergraduates who have 2 enlisted Ti for war service, a total of l40 Wesleyan alumni are now doing service. either on the battlefelds or in training camps in this country. Final figures for New London on the second Liberty loan, made up Wednesday, show the total of s1.S2O- 5O0 from 5,913 subscribers. This puts the city more than $300,000 ahead of its minimum allotment of s1,5o0, 900.
 Because of the existing war and the attempt of the government to keep. expenses down to minimum. there will be no increases in salary for postmasters until after the war. according to new government order.
 During the recent storm. the plank ing at the Johns dock at Lords Point. was lifted and drifted on the ledge launch Airline was drifted on the rocks at the foot of Langwortl1y avenue Slight damage was done several of the cottages.
 The members of the Middletown Swedish Congregational church will tender reception to their new pastor. Rev A. E. Elmquist of Woodstock, duties Rev. Mir. Elmquist has been pastor at the Woodstock Mission church for six years
 The examiners on. the boo, of r,,,As are making the trips to the sta tions along the New Haven railroad lfnes examining those who have been u1asie to report at the exaninat ton big terminals for that purpose, due to the want of help to relieve the men.
 A New Haven paper of Thursday said; Van Buren Lamb, of 19o Grand avenue, who is 19 years old today. I will celebrate his birthday in a pa tr1otlc and loyal manner by enlistine In the Naval Hospital corps for four years He passed his physical exam nation Monday and will leave for Norfolk, Va.
 Those in charge of the rooms of the Woman's League in the Thayer build ns expressed the wish Thursday that men would contribute money :oward the purchase of yarn. which up | D now has been provided by the gem 1 srous women. Only about 75e of the l dotted 4.eeo articles have been com oleted yet.