Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
DANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Exemption Board, in Classification Work, Considers 100 Cases-Names
 on the List-Fred White Shoots Himself - Trolley Cars Running Like Steam Road Trains-WiIIiam Truman and Joseph LansIier in Truck Struck by Train.
 I district began it's classification work at it's off1ce here Wednesday after | noon, giving consideration to 100 cases, the great majority of which l were finally passed upon.
 Those who have been classified will be notified in accordance with the terms of the selective draft act and will then have an opportunity to ap- peal if they dissent from the classifi- cation in which they have been placed The board will again be in session today and will pass upon another hun dred or more eases, as time permits. Among the classfffcations made on | Wednesday were the following: Ra-
 Slonfak. Putnam. class 5; Theopile J. Caffery, Attawaugan, class 3;
 Charles Corriveau, Danielson, class 5; H. Veilleux, Goodyear. class 4: Will lie E. Russell, Attawaugan. class 2; Charles W. Morse. Goodyear. class 4;
 Isaac Lick, Putnam. class 5; Rodney
  | thur Gibeault, Killingiy, class 4; Annie | Roi. North Grosvenordale. class 5; Alvin s. Martin. Putnam, class 4; All
 berto Satici. Putnam. class 5: Frank F. Mowry, North Grosvenordale, class 4: Nathaniel Sherman Lyon, Eastford. class 4: Howard I. Sheldon, East Kill
 lingly, class 1; Frank Pietra, Daniel
 Danielson. class 8; James W. Hall Putnam class 5; Leland Bradley
 class 5: Aiphonse Defllipo. Putnam class 5; Ludwig Gural. Danielson | class 2; Charles Weisinger. Daniel son, class 5: John D. Melville. Dan ielson. class 4: Harry c. Meinken
 Goodyear, class 2; Anzeim czupryma
 Danielson. class 5; Rev: Anselm May Chal1oner, Putnam. class 4; Edwin L. Reach, Providence, class 4: Fred J. Froehhch, class 4; Matthias Peon, North Grosvenordale, class 4; George
 Henry Gensler, class 4: Fred Charles fevre, Putnam. class 4; Amos Morin
 Jr.. Danielson, class 5; Vincent
 Schwaleck, Danielson. class 5; John
 Lapearl,' Putnam, class 2; Ellsworth Back, North Woodstock, class 5; liar ry V. Andersons North Grosvenordale, class 4; Joseph S. Meunier, Daniel 1- ielson, class 4; Herbert E. Hopkins, Danielson, class 5; John A. c. War ner, Putnam, class 5; James Duffey, Danielson, class 1 John Brisson, Dan l ielson, class 4; Albert Gervais. Good year, class 4; Leonadias M. Spald- l ing. Killingly, class 1; Marcel Ken 1 nette. Putnam, class 4; Chester Alden Ryan, Putnam, class 1; Kenneth H. Hamilton, Danielson, class 2: Dio- deume Hart, Putnam, class 1: Sidney
 
 l E1rnest Richard Hawkinson North Grosvenordale, class l; Hector Blan- crette, North Grosvenordale, class 4; Alex Tobidini, Putnam, class 5; Ma poleon Gravel. Killingly, class 5: Hen- ry Desjardins, North Grosveno ordale class 4: Louis P. Trudeau, North Grosvenorda1e, class 4; Wilfred Bur-
 nap, Danielson. class A. Michael Bell, North Grosvenordale. class 4: Eizear Peloquin, Danielson. class 2; Armand
 Turianne, Putnam, class 4.
 Today a list of names of the regis trants who have failed to return cues tionnaires within a period of seven days after they were mailed to them will be handed to the police, in ac- cordance with orders, and the officers rapidly they can be found. A number of the cases that came up for consideration Wednesday were those of men who claimed on indust- rial or agricultural grounds only and these will be forwarded direct to the district board without action by the local board.
 Class 5 members in the list pub lished herewith are chiefly men who are already in the service of the coun- try or who are aliens.
 In the first $50 names on the local boards list the class I men will not be numerous, for this group already has furnished all of the districts quo ta of S7 men who are at Camp Dev- ems and others who have volunteered for service and are in the army or navy. It is estimated that the dis trict already. has furnished between 250 and 300 men for the army and navy, and the majority of them are registered men.