Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-22

societies and lodges will be asked to take part, and which will include con- tests in bowling, pocket billiards, checkers, chess and cards. There WiIl
 be individual tournament prizes and in addition a club shield for the aSso-
 cIation whiih gets the largest number
 of points. This (Tuesday) evening,
 there will be committee meeting of
 members of the mems department, the
 women's department, and the older
 high school department, to formulate plans for Halloween social. A joint meeting of the instruetiona!
 committee appointed by the draft board with the temporary committee from the Y. M. c. A. was held on Sun oay afternoon in the association rooms and the inStructional committee ac- cepted the programme of the tempor- ary committee as being complete and covering the field of activity as pre- scribed by General Crowtler for the
 men of the selective service class. Ar
 engagements were made for a mass
 meeting to be held in The week of October 2S. dependent upon the secur-
 Ing of speaker. The instructional
 committee consists of J. B. Paulhus,
 chairman, E. P. Chesbro, Daniel Gre
 mins, Michael Farrell, J. D. Elmen-
 
 those present were Kenneth Hillhouse, temporary chairman, R. o. French,
 Fred Avery, Adolph Obernessor.. Mau- | rice Leonard, H. J. Martindale, Roy
 Hewlett. M $. Fryer, Royal Slate.
 John Reilly of Church street re- ceived word Sunday of the illness nf
 his son. Walter. from influenza. MT. 1 Reilly left Monday for Georgetown University, Washington, which his son entered as a freshman this year, being inducted later into the Student
 Army Training Corps.
 A new class in nursing, with reg istration of six, has been formed at St. Joseph's hospital. The young la
 dies registered in Hartford, and were assigned to this hospital for tie reg ular course. They are Misses Grace 1 Slattery and Winifred Cornell Of Nor wich, Mary Conway and Marguerite l Hogan of Hartford, Anna Kolatky of
 Meriden and Julia Murphy of this
 city
 Private James p. Flynn died Sat Irday at Fort Oglethorpe, from pneu- monia. He is survived by his par ents. MT and Mrs James Flynn of 142 Quercus avenue, two sisters and
 three brothers.
 Joseph H. keger, 27, died at his home in South Windham Sunday from pneumonia He is survived by his
 wife and daughter, his parents, MT.
 and Mrs Clement Kegler, who run the South Windham Inn, three sis : ters, and six brothers.
 Christopher Cantos, 3S. died at his home, 47 Ives street. Sunday morning from pneumonia. He was native of
 Greece. He leaves his wife.
 Another quota of selected men will ! leave this city Wednesday morning on the express at 10.Q4 for Fortress; Munroc. Va. The party will travel on the regular train as far as Wa 1 terbury where they will board a spe ctal for New York At New York tht
 men will take another special and are due at the fort Thursday morning at 4.4o. The quota from this Gistrict numbers 20 and A men have been or tered to report to the selective ser 1 vice board this (Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock at which time 2 captain and assistants will be namei an i rules governing their conduct on the ! trip read to the men.
 : The 4 men ordered to report. are: i Charles J. Laplant. Westville Sta