The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-06-23

Ann1ouncement was made to-
day by Gov. Marcus H. Hol-
comb through the Connecticut
state council of defense, of the
personnel of the exemption
boards appointed by President
Wilson on nomination Of the
governor, to act in connection
with the selecti1e conscription
law.
For the most part the Sena- )
torial districts have been made
the units under which these
boards have been chosen, but,
because the regulations pre-
scribe that no district shall CON
tain more than $4,000, it has
been necessary to divide some
OF the Senatorial districts SO
that there are IL exemption
boards in the state. 4
Each board consists of one
physician and two other men.
Each board will be the tribunal
in its district which will decide
which of those drafted from the
list Of men between 81 and 81.
years of age, registerd June 5,
shall be exempted
The personnel of the boards as NOM
mated by the governor and appointed
by President Wilson follows:
City of Bridgeport, six city di-
Sisions-No. 4, First, Second and
Third Voting districts: George G.
Edwards, r.. S. Hincks, DIR. Sam
uel NJ. Garliok.
No 2, Fourth and Fifth Voting
DISTRICTS: Alfred Beers, Henry
Lee, DR.. w. Arthur Lafield.
No. 3, Sixth and Seventh Voting
6iistrics: William III. Lyon, Sam
ford Stoddard, DR.. Daniel j. Nc
Cartl1y.
No. 4, Eighth and Ninth Vot-
ing districts: Edward C. Spargo,
George CoughIin, DIR. Daniel p.
s Griffin.
No 5, 10th and 11th Voting dis
tricts: James Coulter, #. S. Baker,
DIR. Giovanni Formachelfi.
No. 8, 18th Voting district:
Louis B. Powe, Lyman S. Catlin,
DR.. John III. Finnegan.
Exemption boards for other cities
follows:
City of Hartford-No. /. First SEN
atorial district: Andrew F. Gates. Dr.,
Phineas H. ingalls,, Charles w. Gross.
No. 2, Second senatorial district:
Walter H. Clark, DR.. Harry G. Cliff
ton, William w. Cotter
No. 8, Third senatorial district: AL
bert C. Bill, DR.. Alfred M. Rowley
Thomas A. Shannon.
City of New. Britain--No- I. First.
Third and Fifth wards: Albert F. Cor
bin, DR.. T. E. Reeks, James J. Wat
son.
No. 2, Second, Fourth and Sixth
wards: John w. Allen, DR.. D. W..
OConnell Stephen Robb.
City of New Haven-No. 1. First,
10th and 18th wards: DR.. Louis M.
Gomperts, Edward P. O'Meara, Liv-
ingston w. Cleaveland..
No. q Second and Third wards:
william S. .Pardee, DR.. William j.
Butler, Edwin S. Pickett.
No. 8, Fourth Fifth and II wards:
David Fitzgerald DR.. Francis II.
Reilly, James c. Kerrigan.
No. 4, 18th, 18th and 18th wards
William A. Bree, DR.. F. F. Budd.
Mahlon H Marlin.
No. 5, Sixth. Seventh and Eighth
wards: Carlos Stoddard. DR.. Nichols.
Mariani, George D. Watrous.
No 6, Ninth ward: James E.
Wheeler, DR.. ]. B. Sullivan, Isaac ~
Ullman.
City of Stamford-Entire city. Cnas.
D. Lockwood, DR., John J.. Cloonan,
Matthew H. Kenealy.
City of Waterbury-No. /. First and
Fifth wards: Dennis j. Slavin. DR..
Charles E. Monagan. Alfred J. Wolff.
No. 2, Second and Sixth wards: U.
G. Church, DR.. Nelson A. Pomeroy,
Thomas F. Jackson.
No 8, Third and Fourth wards:
Terrence F.. Carmodys Francis p. Gull
foile, DR.. Dudley B. Deming.
County of Hartford:
State division No. i, Fourth sena-
torial district: Dr. F. H. Mayberry,
East Hartford; Emil L. G. Hohen-'
thai, Manchester; Clayton W. wei1es.
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