Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-16

-AHCAly 1Od1As anu AlTS. r. D L(OHdAAuO were in charge of Liberty Cottage on Tuesday
 A petition being circulated in behalf or the Liberty Loan reads as follows: On account of the emergency caused by sickness in our community, and in Qrder to answer the appeal of our president and governor and raise Wlllimantic's Fourth Liberty loan quo ta, we, the undersigned. ask one hun dred and fifty citizens of Wil1imantic to join us. each pledging ourselves to subscribe a minimum of $2.000 to the Fourth Liberty loan.
 There were seven prohibitionists present at a caucus held in the town hall Monday night J. Deloraine Co., nant was chairman. and W. P. Bar stow was clerk. William A. King was endorsed as representative, and no nomination was made for second rep | resentative. After this caucus was | adjourned, the same seven prohibit t1onists took part sin a probate con vention, and W. P. Barstow was nomi- mated for judge of probate.
 The Boy Scouts working in the Lib erty loan drive have reported to the 1 scoutmaster, Robert c. Rose, that they have subscriptions for $3,S00 In ad- dition the scouts have sold S4,00e worth in South Windham. and that one boy. Bennie Rosen, has sold 12 | bonds.
 Miss Winifred Moriarty of Wind ham road is visiting her brother, | Thomas Moriarty of Danbury
 Edgar E. Bass is confined to his home on Prospect street by illness. The subscriptions to the Liberty Loan at the American Thread com I Nr-ev /! tional bank, $175,550, at the Liberty Cottage $1O,25O, and at the Wiliiman- tic Trust company, '$70,950, making q total of $297.75
 The state convention of the Ma tional League of Women Workers which was to have been held at the Windham Girls Club Oct. F. has been postponed to.spring because of the un- | certainty of the health situation. | When the local officials of the Amer ican Thread Company were consulted regarding the resolution passed on | Monday night by the board of alder men concerning the credit for the bonds sold by the A. T. Co.,, they said that the company has been asked to credit their subscriptions to the place where their banking was done.
 Joseph Dumas, 79, died Monday | night at his home 1s9 Main street, o1 pneumonia Besides his wife, he is l survived by three children, Julien Du- mas of Granby, Canada, Mrs Olivia Benoit, and William Dumas of this city a brother and a sister
 Richard Wordon, 1S, died Tuesday of pneumonia at the Mansfield Train ing School and Hospital.
 William Francis Beaudry, the IS. months-old son of MT. and Mrs Francis Beaudry of Meadow Lane died Tuesday of pneumonia.
 Gordon, the o-and-one-h -half-year. ! old son of MT. and Mrs. William Hay ward. died Monday from pneumonia. l James Wood, SS. died at his home in South Coventry Monday from stom. ach trouble. MT. Wood was a veteran of the Civil war. a member of Com pany H. 1st regiment, R. I. Light Ar l tillery. He is survived by son, liar. " Wood. of South Coventry. | Miss Agnes AIpaugh, 27. died at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Robert -Alpaugh, St. Johns. Canada, oi influenza She has two aunts, Mrs jpaugh, and an uncle, Charles W. Al. paugh, in this city.
 | Michael F. Sugrue died at his home lin Hartford Sunday from pneumonia He is survived by three sisters. Mrs .1 T. F. Dignam. and Mrs. J. T. Daly o4 Hartford, and Mrs. R. J. Lee of Wil. limantfc, and brother, John J. Su. grue of Willimantic.
 I Everett Edwin OatIey, 35, died or d Monday at his home, 311 Main street from pneumonia. He is survived by his wife and a son. Edgar, his father William H. Oatley, and two sisters Mrs. Jennie M. King, and Miss Eve lyn Oatley.
 Frank K. Collins. of 174 valle, street, died Monday at the emergen
 cy hospital, from pneumonia.
 Ruth E., the four months old daugh
 ter of MT. and Mrs. William Knight died Tuesday at the home of her par
 ents in Windham. She is survived b,
 her parents. a brother. William, and
 sister, Alice.
 John William Shea, 26, died at hi
 home, PA High street, of influenza. H
 leaves wife, a minor son, his par , ents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Shea, an
 three brothers, Thomas, Francis an D Florence Shea.
 The local seIectiVe service board ha received six late registr ation cardt
 five sent by the American consul fror
 Montreal, Canada, and that of Ere
 Greener of Panama. The five fro1
 Canada are Fernand Gaston Maindo1 of Brooklyn, Arthur Herbiaux. Aim Martineau, Alfred Martineau, nd Bon
 Dube of this city.
 Arthur Joseph Chase has bee
 passed and qualified for limited ser
 vice, as cable splicer.
 ] George Francis Maiher has been ac
 cepted for the S.,A. T. .. at the Car
 negie Technical School, Pittsburgh
 Pa
 The newly elected board of select
 men held its first meeting Monda
 afternoon. Besides routine bushes ? they appointed Joseph Ellie, ianite
 of the town building and Henry Cham
 berlain, superintendent of the aims
 house They also discussed the advis
 ability of buying stock for the tow
 farn but took no definite action in tt
 matter.