Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-12
PUTNAM

the republicans of Thompson chose Thomas Ryan, formerly a seIectn1an or that town, and Claus A. Hagstr71m as their candidates for representa- tlVes in the next legislature. Fred A. Munyan, the present judge of pro pate and the democratic candidate for re-elecuon, was endorsed by the re- publicans and his name will appear Gn their party ticket Marcus A. CoVell was chairman of the caucus.
 With the towns apportionnnent of the Liberty loan oversuo scribed and subscriptions still coming in, Thomp- son mad pledges of between $I6O ono and $11O.0O0 Friday afternoon. The apportlonment for the town was s1OJ.- 400 F~O'' County Commissioner E. H. Corttfs. While In this city Friday afternoon, mentioned ThompSon's showing wifi, pride and predicted that his home town will come close to the s2O0 o00 mark before the drive is over. The canvass in the big manufa ctnrine plants Of the town has only inst be- gun, Commissioner Corttis said and this canvass should bring in thous- ands Of additional dollars in sub scriptions.
 Ashford, Eastford, Pomfret and thompson are all oyer the top, having supscrloed an excess of apportionment Tn each case. Woodstock is also com ing along well and is expected to more tnan oVer-top it's .apportionment of $44 900.
 In Putnam on Friday the subscrip- tlons had passed the $S35 900 mark. In the cleanup spurt of the next few days, with everyone doing his bit Putnam is expected to pile up it's an portlonment to S3S7,000, and then some. Buy a gun to kill a Hun" Announcements were made that there will not be any services at St Philips, the Congregational and Ad- vent churches tomorrow. A telegram received from the war department Friday morning orders inc local board for this district to entrain 4O men for Fortress Munroe. Va. on ednesday, Oct. 23. This is the first tlne call has been received to fur hlsh men for this fortress, where coast artillery school is located The men who are to go out will be taken rom the group of more than SO who were to have been entrained on Thursday of this week for Camn Greenleaf, at Little, Ga, but this cali was cancelled on account of the in huenza epidemic, which has now greatly abated
 The tentative list of men who will nll the October 2S call, none of these reslstrants Of September F, 1918, is as follows:
 Joseph A. Matte. Montreal
 Felix E. Goesslin, Putnam.
 Thomas Gallichant, DanieIson. dale. 0' Siioi
 Arthur Lagrandeur, Putnam
 Fred Domino, Danielsorl.
 John Fiske, Utica.
 Carl Weeks, Putnam.
 Wm P. Hopkins, Chepachet, R, L
 Ma1o Marco, Danielson.
 Antonio Lanciana, Putnam.
 1sadore Duff, Lowell.
 Ephreme Rene, Putnam.
 Richard ". Olson, Worcester
 Louis J. Levesque, Putnam.
 Lionel N. Bonin, Putnam.
 Valmor Lareviere. Grosvenordala.
 Aired Gingras, killingly.
 Eugene Deotte, MechanicsviIle.
 EdWard Bourgeois, Putnam.
 David F'avreau, Putnam,
 Joseph E. Norton, Killingly.
 Eugene B. Bernier, West Thomp- |
 Ernest A. Corby, GrosvenordaIe
 Earl N. Marcy, Southbridge.
 Peter T. Dupre. Southbridge, R. D. !
 John S.. Anton, Pawtucket, R. I.
 Apert J, Gregoire, Putnam,
 Norbert Blain, Grosvenordale.
 Bruno Kitka. Webster.
 Aldric J. Paquin, Danielson
 John Ungerer, Quinebaug.
 aarYey N. Colburn. Abingdon.
 Emilien Breault, Putnam.
 John E. Russell, Attawaugan.
 QVlla Cournoyer, Putnam.
 Leodore E. Maynard, Putnam.
 LeWls l. Chase. East Killingly.
 Leo Jolly, Danielson.
 Mass.
 Alternates.
 Onesfme Roy, Danielson.'
 Napoleon J. Salvas.
 Azarie Mayo, Putnam.
 Lawrence P Kempf.
 Donate Sacco. New Bedford
 Harold w. Baldwin, Danielson
 Byron F. Mason. Danielson.
 Walter A. Howfett, Ashford.
 Mrs. Emily Greene, 49, wife of Cliff Icrd Greene, died Friday morning at | their home in Tlsoupson She had ! been i'll with inffueTfza and pneumo- | nia. Mrs. Greene, resident of | thompson. all of her life, is survived | ny her husband and a son
 Mrs. Emma ]. Gilbert, s7. died on