Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-09
TEN MORE MEN ACCEPTED FOR NATIONAL ARMY
Brings Total Accepted Men Up to
 Forty -four.

Fen more names were added to the list of people who have passed the examination but who do not claim ex- emption, Wednesday, brings the total 1 to fortyfour. Men will be examined until the list reaches 134 and then l they will stop and the exemption board will commence its work. All oi those wh9 claim exemption, but in their regular place with those who did not claim exemption. From ap- pearances. it will be necessary to eX- anime about 1050 men before the 134 not claiming exemption are found. The exemption board will commence working at once on the exemption claims already at the headquarters.
 The work progressed more rapidly examiners getting through at four o'clock
 Forty three passed the examinations Wednesday, but all but ten of them claimed exemption.
 The following is the honor list, com posed of names of young men who have passed the physical examination and do not claim exemption. or do not hide behind a, woman's skirt: Victor Perreault, Brooklyn Felix Zajaczkowsyi, Willimantic Joseph E. Potvin, Willimantic Ollie Rock, Willimantic Edward Plankey, Wauregan Frederick s. Hopkins, Plafnfleld Giuseppe Nardin, Chaplin (aHen) Romeo A. Cote, Willimantic Robert o. Colburn, Chaplin James Harney, Brooklyn
 Those that passed the examinations but who claim exemption are as fol- lows:
 Burt Rail, Willimantic Joseph W. Denomme, Moosup Arthur s. Goodwin, Willimantic Donate Cugini, Willimantic Frederick w Mead, Canterbury Herbert O. Ladd, Willimantic Cof Nof Leonard H. Watson, Pomfret Center George C. L. Hammond, Willimantic Charles T. Regan. Willimantic Godfry Johnson. Wiuimantic Wilfred J. Landry, Plainfield Charles F. Mitchell, Nillimantic Joseph Astman, Willimantic Howard s. Ellsworth, Willimantic Frank E. Wood WillimantIc Peter Morin, Moosup Alfred L. Brown, Eaglevil1e Arthur w. Swanson, Willimantic Joseph H. KeSler. South Windham Francis B. Greene, Pomfret Center Frank Marschat, Willimantic Frank BrOusseau, Willimantic Joseph P. Jarvis, MoOsup Edward F. Laramee, Moosup Charles E. Costello, Central Village John B. Carpenter, Willimantic Edward Bilodeau. Moosup Valmore x. Auger, Plainfeld Roswell O. Shell, MOosup Frank Perint Wiilimantic Earl Edward Davis, North Windham Anthony Plowonski, WillimantiC Edwin Blitcliffe, MoOsup
 The following were rejected for defects:
 Thomas Burton, Moosup.
 Edward F. Quay. Willinantic.
 Francois T. Metivier, PIainfieId.
 William F. Ward, Central Village
 Azarie Rivard, Willimantic.
 John Mccarthy: Willimantic.
 Byron FaSk. W';llimantic-
 T0T4T7 Ni1caI1affR NilIinantfC
 Leopold Vangermeersch, Moosup.
 Frank A. Nelson. Willimantic.
 John E. Pope, Wauregan
 Walter c. Hirst, Plainfield.
 Arthur I. Cooper, Willimantic.
 Harold A. NIastin. Wiliimantic.
 Albert P. Sweet, AIoosUp.
 Harry Oates, Plainfield.
 Arthur s. Harvey. Windham.
 Emile E. Despathy, Moosup.
 Dwight M. Jordan, Willimantic.
 George o. Peterson, Pomfret Center. |
 George F. Cheney. Abingdon.
 Ernest H. Pike. Brooklyn. l
 Joseph Wilcox, Plainfield.
 The following asked to be exempted | IS aliens:
 Teddy Barnufsky. Willimantic.
 Louis Charles. Willimantic.
 Michael MalSa, Willimantic.
 Joseph Cocncl1e Willimartic
 Michael Assad, MoOsup.
 Simon Skowvan, Willinlantic
 Walter Styajnski. Brooklyn.
 NlcnolaS J. LOceancine, MooSuC.
 Stergiss J. Karaganopolis, Williman- ic.
 Alexander Wyinislzi. wiIlimantic.
 Angelo Corlino WiIImantie.
 The following did not appear at the lalI during the allotted time
 William J. Julian, Moosup who took lis examination Aug. 7
 OIans F. Dupont. Plainfield John Stanchak. Willimantic.
 James R. Miller, Hampton, trans erred.
 John E. Matteson, Moosup, examined Aug. 6.
 Felix ! Wakely. Central Village, who las enlisted.
 Charles E. Cyr, Plainfeld in the U. ;. navy.
 Adelard Dufresne, Plainfeld, will be xamined Sept T.
 Howard B. Lincoln. Willimantic Andrew Chebus Willimantic, will be xamined Sept. T.