Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-20

At the shoestring mill in Laurel ! Glen on account of pressing orders employees are working nights. until Il o'clock.
 The garden rake was put into com mission Tuesday and there was much tidying up of lawns and burning of rubbish.
 Hotels note the increase in business following good weather, which speeds the blithe commercial salesman on his spring trips.
 The Yarn Shop will have special sales for the remainder of this week. High grade navy blue yarns will be sold at cost.-adv.
 During March. the planet Uranus i:, in Capricornus in the eastern morning sky and will be about one degree south and east of Venus on the 31st.
 Tn Connecticut, Secretary Charles D. Hine reports that there are 215 less pupils registered in the state normal schools than there were last year.
 Several giant limbs of the big tree near the Olcott residence on Church street, were removed Tuesday by City Forester H. E. Davis and his helpers
 The Pendleton Hill branch Of the North Stonington Red Cross auxiliary has turned s25 into the treasury as the proceeds of an entertainment held recently.
 Notice has been received in this city shat the spring ceremonial session of Pyramid Temple, Nobles of the Mys- tic Shrine. is to be held in Bridgeport, May. 6.
 There was victory war rally Tues day evening, under the auspices of the state council of defense in Odd Eel lows hall Mantle. The Liberty chor- us sang.
 Some of the men in the suburban places who are working with teams of horses or oxen on highways or at the shipyards are getting from sS to $1e per day.
 Don't forget the Sailor Boys Dance in Pulaski hall, tomorrow evening, Ethier's orchestra. assisted by c. E.. Colemap of the Submarine Base sing | ing his latest dance hits.-adv The six or seven lights on the river buoys between Norwich and Bartlett's, put out of business by the ice last De- cember, will be replaced by one of | the government tenders next month. A few ardent local democrats re- membered that yesterday was the Sand l birthday of William Jennings Bryan. leader in the movement for national prohibition, native of Salem. III.
 The meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H., No. 54. held last week with Mrs. Julia Brock. is to be held this week Thursday evening with Mrs. Fitzgerald. when sewing will be done for the Red Cross.
 The Groton Heights Baptist church was presented at it's anniversary ex- ercises Sunday $2O0 from Deacon and Mrs.> Frederick Gallup and Liberty bond from the Young Woman's Social circle.
 Friends here learn that Mrs. Louis Mabrey, who is recovering her health at the home of her daughter Mrs. Err tnest c. Champlin, in Scranton, Penn, plans to return in June and open her hotel at Ocean Beach.
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies, assisted by the Standard Bearers and Queen Esther ICircle, is to present an Easter pag- Ieant in Trinity Methodist church, or Good Friday. at o'clock.
 The Young Mems Hebrew assoeia< ton of New London has put into the hands of a committee of two of its members the task of arranging places lwhere. Jewish sailors at the stations in that vicinity may celebrate the Passover festival on Wednesday night, the 27th.
 The Friday evening social for Dis- trict No. , of the Central Baptist church. which includes: Town street
 West Town street, Otrabando avenue, iSeetiand Road, Vergason avenue,
 Wauwecus Hill. New London Turnpike
 and Yantic, is to be held at Deacon
 Fred Vergaseh's. Bean Hill
 When the Baptists of Fairfield coun-
 ty who have undertaken the task oi . raising one million dollars for mis- sionary and war purposes before
 March 31, meet at the Hotel Stratfield in Bridgeport, Friday evening, one oi
 the speakers will be RevP. c. Wright
 of Hartford. formerly of Norwich. | It has been suggested to The Bulle-
 thing for some of the soldiers for whom kind hearted people have provided
 quarters at the Y. M. c. A. Ont 4 bruiser in khaki accosted women ol1 i lon an errand of mercy, Monday night land acted in manner unbeceming
 uniformed man.