Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-07
Manchester will have charge of the

Manchester will have charge of the dispensary.
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 Private Raymond Parker was at his home in this city over the week end,
 Rev Walter A. Borchert has been called out of town for a few days
 The Home Section of the Red Cross is being kept busy with many calls for help. The office is open from two to five every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
 There was an attendance of twelve at the republican caucus held to elect delegates to the Twenty ninth Sena- torial district convention and to the Windham Probate District convention. The meeting was opened by the chair man of the town committee, William s. Congdon. The chairman chosen was Walter B. Knight and the clerk was Charles A. Gates. The delegates elected for the senatorial convention were Charles H. Perkins, Ernest P, Chesbro, s. Arnold Peckham and A. l.. Weatherhead. The delegates for the probate convention were Joseph M. Berard, Chauncey E. Macfariane, F. Louis Hall and Nelson A. Daniels. Today is town meeting day The polls open at a. m. and close at 5 ?. m. It is expected that the vote will be light as so many voters have ,a, l been drafted and so many are i'll. The voters who are able to get to the polls should make every effort to do so. The republican Headquarters are at S7 Church street as usual. The demo- cratic headquarters are also on Church street.
 For the first time in number of years there is no prohibition ticket in | the field; and there will be no vote on 1 the license question. Ernest P. Ches- bro will act as moderator at the town meeting.
 . The selective service board is re- assuring all who are ill and delayed | about filling out their questionnaires extending the time where there is q reasonable excuse.
 Mrs. George J. Rau, widow of Ma | jor Rau of Hartford. who was killed in action in France last July, is now employed in U. $. District Attorney l ing.
 Miss Marian Afford of New Haven has been spending the weekend at her home on Prospect street. Selectman Ernest P. Chesbro was a | Hartford visitor Sunday.
 Coventry is the third neighborins i town to go lover the top" with the Liberty loan. Her quota was 22,00( and the subscriptions are over $32, coo. The chairman of the committed | is Eugene Latimer.
 l Windham has secured subscriptions | for about S110,000 for the Liberty i loan. This is less than one-fifth o1 the quota, and means that there vii have to be some hustling done in the next two weeks.
 The exemption board has been calico l on to send several men to Troy, N l T.. Oct. 15 for special educationa work fo: the government. Six youns men have already applied. The re. I quirements are a grammar school edu- cation or it's equivalent. and the worf will be in the following departments; auto drivers, repairmen, auto mechan- 1 ics, blacksmiths, carpenters. concreti workers, electricians. pipe-ftters, ma l chinists, radio-operators, sheet meta workers, surveyors, topographica | draughtsmen and wheelwrights. Harold Gager of Tufts College, Adeiard Beauchemin and Nicholas Ca ron of Assumption College, Worces- ter, have received the physical exami nation for the Students Army Train 1 ing Corps.
 Mary Delaney, S2, oF New London died at the Mansfield Training hospi tai Saturday night.
 Adam Gentick, 20, died at his hom, On Card street, Lebanon, Saturda, morning. He is survived by his par ents, five sisters and seven brothers Dorothy Leona Parker, the twelve year-old daughter of Martin H. an Edna Mason Parker. died at the hom Of her parents at Mansfield Four Cor
 ners, Saturday. She was in tn
 freshman class at Windham Higl school Besides her parents, she i survived by four brothers, Mason Stanley, Martin and Evan; and b, two sisters, Elizabeth and Marian.
 Word has been received here of tn death of Miss Florence NJ. Rider, th \ 17-year- old daughter of Joseph Ri der, of Webster, Mass.
 There are two other deaths at tn Mansfield Training School and Hos pital: Jennie Gill of Bridgeport, ant Lizzie Matsick, P, of Canton. Conn.
 The funeral of William L. William was held from his home Sunday af ternoon, Rev. A. D. Carpenter of11ciat ing. Services at Wnlimantic cemeter. were in charge of the Masons. Tn
 bearers were members of Easterr Star Lodge. No. A. Funeral Directo Jay M. Shepard had charge of the ar engagements.
 Funeral services for Arthur La Fleur were held Saturday forenoon The bearers were Pierre Lavigne, Jo seph Lavigne. Charles Bryant. Oreli Laporte, Alphire Poirer and Georg Baillergeon.
 Mrs. Eva Anderson, 25, died at he home in Mansfield Hollow after a fey days illness with pneumonia, thi making the second death in this fam fly this week. She is survived by he husband, August Anderson, two mino