Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-21

Clarence B. Auburn, Fred v. Auburn William J. Higgins, William Earl Nc
 Fee, Joseph Hauschild. Daniel Lynik Charles Menge. Wilfred Ratty. William D. J. Celia, Tony Luloeoh, Donna j 1 L. Gelinas. John A. Kane, Antcnis Yenco, Menzio Mazatone. John akutia 1 Peter W. Monty. Arthur l.. Labreque
 Joe Zurik, Charles H. Clark, Peter An. Hussey. B. Resolontze, Frederick Jar. i. wis. Joseph Rivers. Aloysiris J. .Tor. dan, A. Kawiathowski. William Tyn- daH, Fred ". s; Rosssler Joseph Zararick, Percy E. Bliven, Fred D Clark. Angelo Gaccione. Adeibert Stew ems. Paul Lange.
 Henry Price. Arthur cleutier. Ar
 Herman R. simon. Medos Perty. MI
 chael Yusczzik, John Rasgowdowicz
 Emil afuri1. Patrick J. Moran, Everett
 ". Gauthier, Joseph A. Thomas, fsador
 John; John A. Morgan. Charles L.
 Rathbone. Joseph Lemoine. J. E. Gar ity. Walter M. Chappell, Fernando Preiato, Henry MonEe.
 Patrick J. Kelly. Cecil R. Bail<com, Clarence W. Jeffers, Walter W. Johns, George W. Cram. Charles -. Pillar, William B. Brown, Henry Tontaine, Alexander Rocheleau. Peter Romanoff. Samuel schmitman, Toney Molskya, James,
 Thomas H" Mcgowan, Jr., Emanuel Spinal Percival Harris, Harry L. La throp Michael Cory, Sullivan Reaney, George whevsslI: Philip J; Beers, John Frederick Burdick, Samuel R. Tay- lins, Arthur~ITessier. john W. Blake. IT,. Edgar Alonzo Carrier. Guisseppi Fa.le. John Fererias Joseph Kropid- sanczyk, Edward s. DriscolI. Henry G. Pullahoviek. CoartIand F. Stone, My ron R. Miner. Everett E. Murphy, Louis c. Witt. George A. HakberE Daniel James Sullivan, William H. B. enzo Maynard, Walter C. Hack, James Hfsgtnbottom.
 Had an Early Start.
 The men from the Eleventh di- vision and from 16 different towns. ex- tending in a circuitous fashion from Leonard Bridge in the town of Leban- on, to Pa%catuck in the eastern part of the town of Stonington, were com pelled to get very early start in or- der to arrive in New London at the appointed time. For instance one, young man from the town of Salem left home at , o'clock Thursday morn- ing. Some of the men went bytrain others by trolley and a bunch Of five from Lebanon in an automobile
 When the men were lined up the roll call was read and the 1o8 were divided into four sections. Courtland Stone of Mantle, one of the number was selected by Mir. Davis to have charge of the entire contingent and he was assisted by one man from each section. The men from Stonington. number ng ahout 20, were given fine send off prior to their departure on the rain. The Stoninston band turned put and the men marched in para de which was witnessed by most of the  \ At 1J o'clock the men from this livision were escorted to the Thames .iub and there given a stlmptuous Timer. This was through the cour- esy of the club, although the dinner 8 2 part of the government expense lnd the club will be reimbursed for l his later on.
 Next Draft Early in October.
 The second 6faft Is scheduled for l arlE> in October, about .the fourth, | md this will be another 70 per cent, which means that the same number | 7in go from here on that date.
 It Is said that Connecticuts quota of l 900 men will be distributed among he 302nd light field artillery, the 304th Infantry regiment. the 301st and 3e3rd l machine gun battalions and the End nd -3rd battalion. depot brigade. 1