Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-22
WILL BE TRAINED AT AVER
Norwich Drafted Men Are Slated for Camp Devsns According to Official Announcement From War Department Nineteen Men Were Accepted for Service on Tuesday, Twenty-three Exemption Claims Filed With Local Board
street.

s5o-A1exander Harewich, 15 Third
 street.
 s5s-Jacob Lazeron, 21 Thames street. 34s-Peter Materica. North High 3s1-Paul Shila, 2s Fourth street 39S-Orlo L. Reid GA Boswell avenue. ses-Harold K. Stone. Page street. s7s-Albert Cote. R. F. D.. No. 6.
 Twelve Did Not Appear.
 Twelve men out Of the eighty did are as follows:
 s2s-Fred Joseph Plante, s3 Palmer
 street.
 3e1-Tony Petrosh1si. 19o West Main
 street
 ss4-Paul Rezegota, Talman street 7S2-Charies Grace. IS North Thames 375-Cornelius P. Enright, 41 Boswell
 avenue.
 s7s-John saradne. 1s3 North Main
 street.
 34s-Joseph Deikawick, s13 West
 Thames street. s4s-Angelo Marine. 1o2 High street. 343-William IF. Connors, 2os Main
 street.
 ss4-vaientine Paliwacki, 14s North
 Main street.
 333-Aleck Letcoski, 6s Thames street.
 Aliens With No First Papers.
 The men who are exempt as aliens who have not taken out first papers: 394-Antonio Lorempounski, 361 Main
 street.
 3s1-Harris Straits, 4s Mechanic
 street 752-Sam Rezzota, 5s North Main
 street.
 s27-Bolesau Luckocki. 60 Roath 312-Joseph Ballard. 112 Chestnut
 street.
 se5-George Rapakoulias. 22 Cliff
 street.
 Six Have Enlisted.
 Six men out of the so have enlisted. They are as follows: 35s-William N. Donahue. 43 Foun-
 tain street
 322-James J. Kane. 40 oakridge
 street
 s5s-William H. caruthers. II Nc s76-Leonard F. Cremona, Avery
 street.
 sso-George P. Brown, 271 Laurel Hin
 avenue. 4oo-William H. Gordon, 2ss Prospect
 street.
 Out of Jurisdiction. The following three cases were not acted upon as they are out of this  83e-Nathan Lubchansky. 1s1 High L. Kies, 22 Cliff street | Hendrickson, 280 West |
 Thames street. i
 Foreigners Give Trouble. Foreigners unable to speak English | are giving the board a great deal of ! trouble. A majority of these foreign ers go through their examinations and 1 md then come to the board for eXemp- ] ions. The majority do not seem to what grounds are needed | Or exemption, and the members of the board have great difficulty in trying to make them understand what Is neces- sary. Every man who is unable to 1 peak the English language should 1 1ring with him an interpreter, in order hat the necessary papers can be made 1 put correctly. Many of the men stand | ,round waiting for someone to come in | hat can speak his language and make | 1nown to the board just what he wants. l if they brought with them one of their 1 own nationality who could speak Eng ish much time and confusion could be | avoided. Since the board began examining | appeare1 when Peter Papaq asked for 1 axem ptiOn on the grounds that he was l going to move to California. Upon i looking Up his registration card 1t was found that he had a dependent mother and father. Mir. Papas, however, claim | ad that was wrong, his mother had 1 been dead 14 years. He did, however, | have a wife and children living with 1im. The board then told him that he could not get grounds for exem ptiOn because of going to California, as the United States might send him there, 1 anyway. as he had passed the examina- l ion and was accepted for service. He | could. however, file exemption on the l grounds of dependency. having a wife | and children. Registra ton day the 1 registrar or the interpreter misunder- | stood M~. Papas and wrote in a mother | and father instead of wife and children. l