Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-09

According to the results Of the ex- afnfhations of the past two days, It 800 more men, making a total of 1000, in order to fill the Norwich quota tIso) for the national army. Of the 80 men ordered to appear before the building on Wednesday, but seven were accepted for service. These seven were found physically qualified and made no claim for exemption or dis charge This does not mean that these ,s s. seven were the only men to qualify phys.cally. On the contrary, 23 in all were found physically qualified for army service, but 14 claimed exemp- ton and two flied appeals from the finding of the examining Physicians. The appeals were filed by William c. German of Canterbury turnpike and J. Harry Shannon of 242 Washington street. One claimed exemption be cause of hls occupation as an indus trial worker ore claimed exemption as he is a clergyman, and the remainder claimed exemption as they say they have dependents. The man claiming exemption IS an industrial worker is and the minister claiming exemption is Rev. August F. Bobzin of 6S BroSa : way.
 The list of men who dia1ifed phy sically but claimed exemption, follows: Alfred Gobeille, 104 Boswell avenue, dependents.
 George F. Bliss. State hospixtai, de- Stephen shnel1, ss Peck street, de- pendents.
 Harry MandelI, A Forest street, de- pendents.
 Harold Duncan Campbell, 12 Hedge avenue. dependents.
 Rev Aug. F. Bobzi1, 6s Broadway, clergyman.
 Otis Bond, Dorsey, 1e3 Broad street, in distriaf worker.
 Exias Belair, Merchants avenue, de- pendents.
 Henry Tremblay, 27 Providence street. dependents.
 Thomas Burno, Versailles, depend ents.
 Herbert sproul Morrow, dependents
 Physically Disqualified.
 Those who were classed "Wednesday as physically disqualified were as fol- lowsta~ s
 Patrick Joseph Fogarty, 4z Mount Pleasant street.
 Harold Edward Moran, s4 Prospect street.
 Waiter Petrowski, 2s2 Central ave- nue.
 Benedict Carpenter Pullen, 52 Lin- coin avenue. l.. nue-
 Frank Brooks, 2e Peck street. Charles Terry Fish, R. F. D. NO. 6. Matthias J. Lavigne, rear Providence street
 Daniel Lester Gleason, s5 oneco street.
 Maurice S. Raymond. R. F. D. No. :. Henry E. McNally. 214 West Town street.
 John Browne, ss Roath street.
 B1 "A . Alfred Joseph Adams. 34 1-2 North Morris Kingston Smith, R. F. 2. No. Michael Thomas Nagle, IS Peck street. Thomas Joseph Enright, s1 Seventh street.
 Harold B. Hotchkiss. 2se West Thames street.
 Harry W. Ward, 25s west Main street.
 Give Delvin, Crouch. Mystic.
 John H. McCabe e7o Main street. James Edward Riding, IA North A street.
 Charles ". Burns, R. F. D. No. 8. William Lester Carroll, 76 Central avenue.
 Patrick Joseph McGnl, q John street.
 Raphael cleffey Dion, Merchants avenue.
 Secretary AIIis III.
 Wallace $. Allis, secretary of the exemption board was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday night and was unable to be present at the headquarters on Wednesday,. Assisting the examining physicians on Wednesday were Dr. John s. Blackmar and pr. E. H. Lin- nell
 Because a man files a claim for ex- emption does not necessarily mean that he is exempt as he must await action on his claim.
 The Fourth InstaITment. The fourth installment of the names of men on the Norwich draft list which The Bulletin is publishing daily, follows: s7s-27ss John A. GrabW, wauregan
 House s74-1ss7 William Brault, 22 South A
 street s75-2se0 Benjamin Hunt, 6so North
 Main street S76-119s John Lewis Szerlong, Nor
 wich avenue g77-1619 Alexander Davignon s.
 Hunters avenue 97s-1794 William Grove, Jr., o57
 Central avenue 97e-215s Frederick Johnson, 16 Laf-
 ayette street sse- s1 William John Ryan, 131