New Britain herald., 1917-08-17
FIRST DISTRICT
 . COMPLETES QUOTA
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pleased when notified to appear for examination. The nature of his old injury was such, however, that he was rejected, much to his disappointment.
 It is at the sessions of the exemp- tf61 boards that the men of the city show their true calibre Some show themselves to be red- d-blooded Ameri- cans, whether aliens or native born, while others show a distinct saffron shade. Of the latter were several this morning. One man at first refused to sign his examination sheet and did so only when threatened with arrest. WAen he learned that he11 had been accepted by the surgeons Ire .4Ifnost fainted and when he was informed that because he had no dependents he couldn't seek exemption on those grounds he left. He returned subse- quently, however, to file a claim for exemption on industrial reasons. He almost scored a knockout with the clerk when he declared that he is a butNher by occupation. Numerous other men, mostly aliens, refused point-blank to join the army because they said they were making from $15 to $20 per week hefe and they couldn't do that in their native land. As they were aliens the board could do noth- ing except think.
 From Honeymoon to War.
 From honeymoon to war bids fair to be the experience of Harold H. Frost of 64 Prospect street. MT. Frost and Miss Mable Jester were married only few days ago and while spend- ing their honeymoon at Pleasant View, R.. l., the groom received his sum- mons to appear before the examina- tion board. He left his young bride, returned, and was examined this morning. He passed the physical tests and will probably be enrolled in the new army.
 Following is a list of examinations up to noon today, those examined this afternoon not being printed inasmuch as it is hardly probable that they will be included in the first quota.
 The Holl of Honor. . Those passed by the examining sur geons today:
 Alexander Czysz, PAY Washington, m alien, but valves exemption.
 Fred James Ward. 55 Glen.
 Charles A. Gilbert 238 High.
 Edward Joseph Jesanis. 187 Hart.
 sFelix F. Azepnchi, PAT Washington, an alien who valves exemption.
 Edmund A. Hoffman, 435 Myrtle.
 Stephen Donnelly ,281 South Main.
 John Brokis, 191 Washington.
 Tony Ustach, 35 Silver.
 Fred S. Troup, 97 Lincoln, sergeant hi uuartermaster's reserve corps, awaiting call.
 John Blazuk, 12 Lyman.
 Charles Mason Bailey. 45 Walnut.
 0Arence Demarest, 72 Black Rock.
 Joseph Kwasowski, 30 Gold, valves a previous claim for aliens exemp- uon.
 Peter Brzozowy, 99 Grove.
 Joseph Kesluk.
 Steve Sawicki. ITO Broad.
 Harold H. Frost, GA Prospect. George David, 205 Broad.
 Frank Abramczyk, 343 High, alien.
 Stanley Dombkowski, 75 Grove, alien.
 Herbert Crook Lee, 24 Hopkins St., Hartford, formerly of 82 Lake St.
 Joseph Pestivick, 135 Lafayette, alien.
 Clarence R. Young 37 Franklin Square, appeals from doctors report. Wilfred John Dunlay, 464 w. Main. Stanley Banach, 164 Grove, alien valves exemption. Anastasio Constantion, 13 Lafay- cite. ) Constantly Murzyn, 216 High. Boniface Kozip. 205 Broad. Peter Smith, 26 Smith, \ Hyman Abraham, 110 Rockwell. I John Isaac, 160 Washington. Edmund Slonisky, PAP Broad. Jos. Morkowski, 109 Grove, valves ! ,lien claim. Michael Pisorko, 53 Broad Names A. Dawson, Prospect St., llfeady in service, a lieutenant in .o4st artillery. Eugene Curtis Peck, 42 Park Place. 1 0rove W. Woodring, 4b1 w, Main. l
 Stephen Dzietan, 96 Sexton, alien.