New Britain herald., 1917-08-13
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adini Berlin; Wadlislaw Rusich, Ber- lin; Margnelli Tranquello, Kensington.
 Physically ExemDted

lin; Margnelli Tranquello, Kensing gton.
 Physically Exempted.
 Robert Cole, East Berlin; Harold Goodhue Stearns. Berlin; Henry Fa- gan, Kensington; Gaetano Barattiero, Berlin; Henry Arthur Suprenant, Berlin; Leslie Allen Warner, Berlin: Jerome s. Binardo, Kensington; Will liam J. O'Brien, Kensington; Victor Benson, East Berlin; Patsy J. Buckley, Kensington; Louis Henry Stiquel, Kensington; James Michel. Walsh. Charles Ventro, Kensing- ton; George Joseph Kanupka, Ken sington; Leon Henry Nye, East Rer- lin; Anton N. Holmquist, Kensington; Harry Benidict Wall. Berlin; George Bernad Hultquist, Kensington.
 Aliens.
 Amelcare Portante, Kensington;
 William Venture, Kensington; Gui- scope Lanzaro, East Berlin; Giuseppe Samano, Kensington; Peter Folio. Kensington; John Jagan, Berlin; Mo- desto De Fommaso, Berlin; Polar hini Ernesto, Berlin: Alex V1nkow- ski. Kensington: Pietro Del Barba, Kensington; Joseph Stanley Koziatek. Kensington; Mike Grumbo, Berlin; Arisfia Lessanda, Kensington; August Cola, Kensington; Joseph Mangone, Kensington.
 It has been deemed advisable to give the names and reasons why three young men of the town to whom mo- tices were sent so that they cannot be justly be termed as slackers Tn the full sense of the word. Richard Hull is stationed with a body of Canadian troops. George Mousche did not get his letter, which was addressed to kensington, because he receives his mail at Southington post office. It is stated that the letter addressed to Charles Johnson, Kensington, has at last reached it's rightful owner. There are any number of men in the town having that same name. It was given to one Charles Johnson of kensing- ton but was returned by that gentle man with the statement that he was outside the draft age. Next it was sent to Berlin, from there to East Berlin, and shortly afterward was back at the Kensington post office again. Postmaster Pagan learned that there was a man by that name in Beckley and accordingly he sent 1t there. Up to date it has not been re- turned and the local official thinks that at last it has reached it's proper destination.
 AS nothing can be found as to the whereabouts of the four men who are evidently trying to evade being con- scripted it is thought that they have left town.
 More than 275 men were called from the towns of Plainville, South ington and Berlin and owing to the fact that many claimed exemption for various reasoos, 1t is expected that second call will have to be made soon. In point of having young men willing and able to don the khaki, these three towns will rank among the lowest in the district.
 The examination of conscription eli- gibles started at 8 o'clock and short ly after the first Berlin man was ex- amined. At 4:3O the board had fin- ished it's tremendous task. A number of prominent citizens from this town were much in evidence and helped carry on the work. Among those present were: Dr. R. M. Griswold, Dr. Cunning, Francis Deming and George Griffith. The latter two men acted as clerks. The total number in the working force was 26 doctors and as many clerks, each town furnishing an allotted number which was desig- mated by men in the different towns