Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-24

in which 17oo0 girls were entered.
 The last meeting of the year will take the form of a trip to MT. Ams' aviary in Amston.
 Daniel Kelley, husband Of Eva Men oft Kelley, who died Saturday, is crit, ically ill at his home on Valley street extension.
 Windham's quota for the Fightint Fourth Liberty loan win approximate $500,000 as it is proposed to double the quota of the Third loan.
 The Women's Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal church are inaugurating a new programme for their yeaTs work beginning with social next Wednes- day evening for all the women of the parish.
 The household goods of Rev. Harry $. McCready have arrived at the Con gregational parsonage and are being stored there until MT McCready ar rives from his vacation shortly after | October 1. He will preach his first | regular sermon October 6. A. D. Boss, Clifford J. Alpaugh | Ashton c. Persons, and Arthur Gates have gone to New York on a business i trip.
 Today is the day to redeem W. $. s. | pledges.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur w Gates have | gone to Atlantic City for short stay. , Chief of Police Daniel Killourey I assisted in the return to it's owner of the horse which was stolen from Liv- l eryman Burke of Baltic last week. l Funeral services for Joseph Dunstan i were held in Mansfield, Sunday after | noon. A committal service was con- 1 duoted at the grave by Uriel lodge of | Masons of Morrow and members of this organization acted as bearers | The arrangements were in charge of ! Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard.
 Funeral services for Phillip Edwin 1 Buck were held at the home of his parents at 15S North street Monday l afternoon. Among the large number that attended were the Sophomore | class of the Windham High school of which Phillip was member Rev. 1 William s. Beard of New York off, | ciated Burial was in WiIlimantic i cemetery. The bearers were Harold and Alfred Staebner, Lloyd Wilcox Paul Hanna, Robert Rafferty and Carleton King. The arrangements | were in charge of Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard. The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Hurley was held Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at St Marys church, Rev. Lu- dovic Paradis reading the service. The bearers were John D. Roy Arthur Dumas Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery, with Killourey Brothers fin charge.
 Charles B. Livezly died Sunday morning at q hospital in Monson, Mass. Another son. Private Morris B. | Livezlv, has been reported in the cas- ualtY list as killed in action in France,
 Albert s. Pratt and Victor E.. Berg have heen accepted for general servica at Camp Greenleaf, Georgia.
 Another instaIlment of names of men who registered September 18th follows:
 39-George A. Babcock. Plainfieid.
 40-Bradford w. Danielson, Moosup. 41-Geerge Landry, Moosup
 42-Arthur J. Curry, Wauregan. 49-Eugene A. Knight, Moosup.
 44-Leroy W. Hyde, Mocsup.
 45-John T. Goven, Wauregan.
 46-Charles F. Aldrich, MoosiIp. 47--Joseph A. Lariviere, Willimantic. 4S-Edward E. Leonard Wauregan. 49-Philip F. Hopkins, Windham. 5O-Patrick J. Martin. Willimantic- 51-Harold G. Bowen, Willimantic.
 52--John Lebeau Moosup.
 53-Walter A. Owen, Moosup. H4--st OSeDn q. JtliE, w Ndul6fSslH.
 55-Charles P. Hopkins Plainfeld. 57-Peter O. Johnson, Willimantic.
 5S-Ovisine DuvaI, Wauregan. 59-Adiutor Bernard, Willimantic.
 60-John G. Newton. Plainfeld. 61--Alphonse J. RocheIeau, Williman-
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 e2-Donald Leary. Wauregan. II 62-Arthur N. Joelie Willimantic. 64-Alfred C. Mariners. Moosup.
 e5-Eugene J. Cotter, Willimantic. G6-JOseph A. Dupuis, Wauregan.
 e7-Odilon Jamontagone, Wi!limantic GS-Georee D. Hill, Moosup.
 e9-Angelo Carocari, Willimsntic. 70-Jesse VI. Hopton, Central Village 71-William F. Shortell. Willimantic 72-Napoleon Taren Moosup
 73-I4oren C. Clifford. Jr.. Wiilimantic 74-Ceorge F. Hill, Moosup.
 75-Henry Pageau, Willimantic.
 76-Hdgh j. Carroll, Phoenix, Kent
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 77-Timothy F. Mccarthy. Willinan.