Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-05
More Subscriptions to Goodyear Stock.
THREE INVESTMENTS.
Borough Boys Sign Up For Service in
 United States Merchant Marine.

0ntfec Srafes Mercbanf MariF1e.
 A " Williams, recruiting agent hero for the United States Merchau marine, announced Monday that he has received three enlistInents of Dan ielson Eoys, anxious to do their bit for Uncle Sam by helping to man vessels of the new emergency fleet, which will keep a steady stream of supplies go Ing across the Atlantic to, our boys whe are lover there,n and thereby con tribu5s in highly important manner toward the winning of the war.
 The trio of young men who signed up for the emergency fleet branch oi the service are Dona A Robillard oi II Union street. Frank D. Hoy of 4 Dyer street and Philias ]. GouIet of Cottage street All these yonnS pa triots are under 21 years of age. ane are not subject to the draft.
 Mir. Williams said Monday that he did not know just when the young meI will be asked to report for service. but he was we'll pleased with their en- listments, and expressed the beliei that they will be ordered to report a, Newport in the near future. Thers they will undergo 30 days of training and them be assigned to some vessel
 
 received in Kiliingly for the marchant marine, for which the government is seeking 5e,000 men. and responses t the call are coming from every part o1 the union. As usual, Danielson is rep. resented among those who have re sponded and more young men are ex- pected to sign up here for the attrac' tive branch of the service.
 Sergeant Gibbons at Theatre.
 Sergeant Arthur Gibbons of a Cana. dian infantry regiment addressed d 1.-the Orpheuln theatre Monday evening an audience that showed rapt atten- ton to the description of his expe | riences in desperate fighting in France Sergeant Gibbons htd a thrilling stor. to tell and told it well. His addres; here was at rally intended to attrac. recruits into the armies of the Brit 1 lsh empire.
 May Start Rabbit Farm. Chief Michael H. Grimshaw ma. venture into an auxiliary line of eh l deavor this spring. Anxious 10 d. | food supply, he is considering startin! nearly two score of rabbits at his horn on North Main street and he ha learned that there is an inviting mar ket for all the rabbits that he ca provide for Sale.
 He has a letter from one of the bi Soup manufacturing concerns of th country, a firm whose name is 3 house hold word. inquiring how many rab bits he can furnish upon order Tn concern does not indicate that the rsb bits to be furnished wilt go into an particular kind of soup, but there is possibility that they might be used i place of chicken.
 Chief GIimshaH- has had more tha, a little experience in raising rabbit and feels that a venture in supplyin them in large numbers would Inee with much success at the present timt
 Enters company's Office.
 Lawrence Conklin, who has bee with the A. F. and T company fo | sometime, as 9 lineman, has entere | the eompany's office at New Haver Mir. Conklin will now be engaged il clerical work.
 About the Borough. l Judge ". F. Woodward presided a a session of the town court Mnnda, 1 morning, when one case of a minc nature was considered.
 Lester Bill. who is in the naval ser vice has visited his parents. Judge an, | Mrs. A. G. Hill
 Clare N. Turner, who has been dan gerously i'll at the Day Kimball hos pital, was reported as slightly i3Sprov ed Monday and his chances for recov cry are regarded as better. The public and parochiai schools il Killingly resumed sessions Monday having been closed for more than week as a measure of fuel conserva ton.
 I. c. Wittsr conducted an auctio sale at the Boucar place, in Eas Brooklyn, Monday.
 l Service For Polish Practitioners. Special Lenten services at St. lame; church this week will include one ar ranged for the Polish speaking mem hers of the parish.
 Charles B. Lund of Pawtuciet wis tied friends in Danielson Monday. l To Direct Liberty Lean campaian.
 Charles A. Tillinghast, as eha:rma lof the Kiliingly committee win direc the third Liberty Loan campaign tha will be started here April 6, one mont from tomorrow.