Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-19

send any more appeals to the dis trict board. This would indicate that no more seleetives would bC called for service. and that the men whe are now stationed in the various camps will be discharged soon.
 Dr. R. c. White. the new medica examiner for the board. examined 1t men with the following results: Passed: Joseph Elliott, Alphonst Aubin, Oscar Allard, William Bradley Donat Aubin, John J. Arnold, Henry Babcock, Harry A. Batin. Rejected; Stanley Mckinley, Joseph Autey, Joseph Labonte, Harry W. An, gell, Albert Congdon. Passed for limited service: Clifford Bailey.
 Group B-men with remedial de. tfects-Guy Baker, Nelson Reauehesne It was the intention ot tho board tt examine 25 others, but thts work wa: stepped on the receipt of the tele- gram.
 There wiN he conference Of Hen. Service Workers in the Hotel Taft New Haven, today, from 1l a. m. tt D. m. Because of this convention. of fee hours for this section at the TewT building will be on Wednesday instead of today
 The latest figures for the United Wal Work campaign in the WiEdham dis. trict show cash and pledges of s19,- 771.90. The amounts subscribed were as follows: Andover s150; Ashford ts1s3.5O; Chaplin s1s5.ss: Colun1bis s51.90; Hampton $21700; Hebron $301.60; Mansfield $S450; Scotland S242.39; Windham S14,35a1a; total $1s,- 7T1.90.
 The amount subscribed in the towr of Windham from Saturday noon tc Monday afternoon was $e..il.70. Be cause of the bad weather, chairmer from the outside districts were unable to make their reports Monday. J. Banks Jones of Hebron was the only out-of-town captain reporting and he reported Hebron as over the top with sSO1,e0.
 The employees at the Max. Pellacl company of Conantville subscribed ss5, and the corporation subscribed $50, total of s115 from that will lage.
 The subscriptions from the 6. J Kirby company, of Mansfield Hoifo,I amounted to over $200. The subscFip tions from Conantville and Mansfield Hollow are included in the town ot Mansfield's report.
 The City Medical association met al the Mary Anna Soda Shop Monday evening at for a good -hye party tc Saptain Clarence E. Simonds, who is soon 10 leave for Georgia to serve in the medical corps. After pleasant so- cial hour and the serving of supper Captain Simonds was presented 8 wrist watch
 Arthur Doubleday of South Wind ham was accidentally shot while hunt ing in Lebanon with Clement Kegler Hugh Thayer and Clitus Martin Satur- day. Doubleday happened to be in the range of one of the party who shot al a bird and received some of the seat tering birdshot in his neck and face One shot struck so close to his eye that it was feared he would lose the sight, but when he was taken to St Joseph's hospital, where the wounds were dressed by Dr. J. A. Girouard reports indicated that the injury would not prove serious.
 Leo A. korper, federal director for Connecticut of the U. S. employment service, has announced that the ser vice would take under it's exclusive control and direction the recruiting of women workers. The regulations ie- sued Aug. 1st so far as they apply to recruiting women workers are extend ed. This is in furtheranee of the plan of President Wilson as given June IT,