The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-04
OBTAIN IO6 FOR
 NATIONAL ARMY
 IN FIRST 2 DAYS
Examinations in Two Divisions Result In That Number
 of Eligibles.
Two days examination of the mel

Two days examination of the men called in the First and Second Divis- ions of the city for the national army shows that 1O6 have passed the physa- cal examination and have waived claim of exemption, thereby making themselves ready for acceptance into service. The examinations in the First Division continue today at the Y. M. c. A., but the Second Division board rests today to check up the work of Thursday and Friday and to determine how many more men must be called The other four divisions of the city start their work of exam ming men for service on Monday.
 Following are the physically fit men of the first division; who have waived claim. of exemption and are accepted for service:
 John Reif, Bostwick avenue; Maur- ice P. Ward, 40 Austin street; Fred erick Lyman, SIS Broad street; Ar thur Bergeson. 727 Broad street; Gaylor R. Whitney, 250 Lafayette street; James ". Van Horton, 768 833 Main street; Jos Re1ie. 233 Os- borne street; Johan F. Rinstrom, GAP Atlantic street; Frank iRadacsi, Jr., AT Davis avenue; Francis Nestor, S75 Broad street; Donald Robertson, 695 Warren street; Andrew Barocsy, 497 Bostwick avenue; Christopher Nor gan, IT,, 84 West avenue; Thomas H. Kay, 39 Waller place; Alfred Flu gene Fox, GRO Fairfield avenue; Jere- miah Lavin.s 399 Gregory street; Fred c. Dick, 429 Lafayette street; Wil-I liam H. Marston, 3C1 West avenue; Andrew B. Frekete, 34 Belmont St.; Herbert H. Hampstead, 794 Lafayette street; Layard H. Savacou1, S33 Main street; Frederick Craw, 816 Broad street; Albert Gaidinaancks, 401 Main street; George A. Lapke, 373 Myrtle avenue; Earle s. Fenelon. 294 Allan tic street; Patrick J. Reilly, 33 West avenue; Peter A. Reilly, 23O South avenue; Harry J. Mullen, 35 Court land street; Leonl Dizewiecki 316 South avenue; William Chertok, 37 Austin street; Salvatore Caste1ler, 108 South avenue; Michael McMorrow, 644 Broad street; Erwin Pahnisch. 225 Monroe street; Edward Warrek, 348 Lafayette street; Benjamin G. Ferris, 2s71 Fairfield avenue; Samuel H. Croll, 28 King street; Julius Herbst .85 Courtland street; Francis E. Mo- 5Cartl1y, 180 Brewster avenue; Her bert P. Fitzgerald, 399 State street; Eugene Larkin, 390 Park avenue; John Korsamy, ASA Bostwfck avenue; James J. Linehan, 8 Whiting street; Daniel J. Doyle, ITO West avenue; Antonio St. Martin, 436 Main street; Miles E. Bright, 196 Walnut street; Martin A. Trogge, 805 Broad street; Joseph H. Wilson, 408 State street; Walter P. Casey, 590 Fairfield ave- nue.; Frank o. Anderson, 80 Pros pect street; William Carter. 3s3 South avenue; Martin Brown, 354 Warren street; Joseph s. Miller, 294 Main street; Edward J. Mclean, 7S1 Main street; Harold Sutherland, 319 Court1and street; John Konchan, ee2 Spruce street; William E. Tucker, 762 Park avenue; John Robert Kelly, 239 South avenue; Nels Erickson, GA Morehouse street: Harold N. Nelson 2S7 Ellsworth street; Stanislaw Sapko, PIP Myrtle avenue; Henry Harris. 113 Henry street; Raymond Hargreaves. 335 Atlantic street; Louis J. Basquin, 2o4 Iranistan avenue; William H. Peck, ,,6O4 State street; Leslie J. Bur- by, 911 Lafayette street; Robert A. Joyner.
 Following are the physically fit men of the second division, who have waived claim of exemption and are ac- icepted for service:
 Vincent J. Mistretta, 772 Howard avenue; Albert c. Dow, 63 Yale street; E. Mathew Rahko, 30s Cottage strete ]; Timothy Duggan. 20 Bassick avenue; Frederick Leslie Valentine, 1S2 Ben ham avenue; Wilson Jeffries, 1929 Howard avenue; Frank Cook. 36 Grove street; Nelson J. Gayette, 16 Clinton avenue; Arthur I. Bouton, 1929 Norman street; Cecil R. Klofkorn. 92 Black Rock avenue; Bryan Kerwin, 285 Hanover street; William F. Grove, 2O3 Lewis street; John "A. Powers, SOP Howard avenue; Frederick D. McF'ar- land, 153 Lenox avenue; Walter Au- gustine Heating, 1S6 Wade street;