Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-27

II held from her home Thursday with services following at St. Mary's church The funeral of Mrs. Mary Howartt, was held Thursday from KilIoiIrey Brothers undertaking rooms. The re- quien high mass at St Joseuh,s church was sung by Rev. T. F. Ban non; The bearers were Thomas J. Kelley, Valentine Murphy. William ]. a Maxwell and John F. Began.
 Mrs. Azarie Chamberlain Rivard died at her home. S6 Pleasant street. Thursday from pneumonia
 In compliance witt, instructions from Federal Director Leo A Korper, > of the. U. s. Employment Service. two women are to be added to the Com nflnity Labor Board of the Willimarl- tic District. One of these women members will represent the employers and the other the employees. Chair man A. A. Burton. of the labor board announced Thursday that the em- ployes had chosen Miss Dora Delude, an operative al the American Thread company. as their representative.
 Because the U. $. Employment Ser vice will be called upon to an increas- ing extent to place women in new forms of employment it has been deemed necessary to have the work intelligently directed by the addition of women to the community labor boards The two women members will have full voting powers upon all questions concerning the utilization of women in industry. The Community Labor Board will determine whether employers engaged in war work can employ women at tasks hitherto not customarily per- formed by women. Whether the work is proper. whether the conditions are proper, notifications necessary and limitations of ages of women employ ed will be some of the important ques- tions to be decided by the labor boards.
 The employment service will not as- sist in placing women in any war work except under the decisions of the local Community Labor Board The latter are also required to determine what non war work industries should substitute women for men and in what positions in such industries After de- ciding in favor of replaeements by women the board is expected to use all it's influence to induce employers to l make such substitution Following is another instaIIment of names of draft registrants: 145-Clark Brown Parker, Brooklyn. 146-Michael Edward Harrington, Brooklyn. | 147-George Laurens Brewster, Willi- mantle.
 14S-Edward Patrick Leahey, Willi- mantle. 149-Alphege John Baillargeon, Brooklyn. ] 15o-Ralph Albert Lamoureaux, New V
 151-John Andrew Havelleir, East Brooklyn.
 152-Myron Vernon Carpenter, wau- i 153-Edgar Ward Jacobs, Willimantic. 154-Nathan Thomas Ladd, Williman- tic.
 155-Earl John Fitzgerald, Brooklyn. 156-Joseph Cote, East Brooklyn. 157--Patrick John D. Connor, Willi- mantle.
 15S-Harold Cardwell Stone, Brooklyn. | 159-Joseph Patrick Meikle, Williman- | tic.
 16O-Joseph Wilfred Belanger, East 1 Brooklyn. 161-Edward Forth, East Brooklyn. 1 162-William Henry Mathieu, Jr, East Brooklyn. | 163-Henry Palmer Latham, Williman- | tic.
 164-Lionel Bousquet, Wauregan. | 165-George Thomas Weston, Packer 166-Louis Stearns, Plainfeld. | 167-Frank Eugene Herrick, W-illiman- tic,
 1SS-Cecil Leroy Decker, Hampton. 169-Gilbert Henry Randall, Plainf1eld ff70-Henry Gamache, East Brooklyn f71-F'rank M. Bedard, East Brooklyn 172-Stephen Louis Case, Willimantic 173-Christy Andrew Haveles, Eas Brooklyn
 175-Adelard Joseph Barfbeault, Eas 176-James Casey Moran, East Brook 177-John T. Mikes, East Brooklyn. 178-Joseph Alfred Gladu, East Brook lyn
 179- -Hormiesdas Plaute. East Brook lyn.
 1SO-Cliford Hartley. East Brooklyn. | 1S1---Dewey Alexander Woodson
 Brooklyn.
 1S2-Edward Christian Ritter, Brook 1SS-Samuel Bolton Baron, Williman
 tic.
 1S4-John Slowik East Brooklyn.
 1S5-Oner Adrian Bouthillier, Brook
 lyn.
 1S6-Frank Wajciech Rydzowski, Will
 limantie.
 187-Henry Lague, East Brooklyn.
 18S-George Ovila Metty. East Brook
 lyn.
 1Ss-Michael Joseph Sullivan, Willi , mantle.
 t190-Ferdinand Boucher, East Brook si lyn.
 191-Charles Caron, East Brooklyn. f192-Oscar Henwish Millahn, Brook
 lyn.
 193-Floyd Franklin Erwin, Danielsor
 194-Maurice Francis Carey, Williman 4 tic 195-Adof John Suronen, Brooklyn.
 196-Antoni Siembab, Willimantic i197-Arthur James Hanna, Willimanti
 19S-William Joseph Plantier, Brook
 lyn
 199-John Augusta Gill, Brooklyn. . 200-Raoul Heneault, East Brooklyn. 201-Louis Henry Bordo, Willimanti - 202-Hugh Jackson, Central Village. ,, 203-William Aloysius Costello, Will Il mantle.
 2O4-Stanislas Gileau, Wauregan. e 205-Frederick Dufay Loemis, Will
 mantle.
 206-Alfred Desjardins, Plainfeld.