New Britain herald., 1917-08-13
At First Session, 297 5, Through Doctors
 and 1O5 Claim to Be
 jects of Other Landss
TURK SAYS HE IS
 NOT U. s. CITIl


 Up Before Board-One Chine
 cluded in List Called-1Aliens
 tfnue Deaf to Gall to Arms.
 Of 2SI men examined in the T exemption district; composedA q second, fourth and sixth wards., 59 were passed as physically Fl did not at the time claim exeIH Of the total number examiHed took advantage of the alien Iad claimed exemption on these grl As was the case in the first d3 the Russians, including the L3fl ians, Poles, and kindred races, h number any other class of alie1A are seeking refuge behind th although today there were, a A of Italians and AustriansS an4 Swedish aliens than appeared other district. The number of Il the second district found to bod cally deficient numbered eighty-five who passed the p4lH tests claimed exemption becau41 have dependents, or for some reason. The examination beg4 o'clock this morning and con5 until 1 o'clock, when the draft composed of John w. Allen, Robb and Dr. D. w! O'ConneM into executive session to pass q various claims presented thus fl morrow morning at o'clock tt ond detail of ehgibles will appel examination.
 During the examinations todA resentatives of several races fore uncalled in the draft aps One was Albert Romanio, a citfl Uruguay and who came here Er< city of Montevideo. AuothA1 Manuel Guzman, a Cuban. A C alien named Chong also appeax did a Turk named Nick PApSI sania. He had taken out his Af pers but tried, Intellectually, to \ exemption on the ground thata an alien. Two other cases oNy than passing interest were thS Which two English subjects souR emption on the ground that tll1 aliens. One is Harry Melcolrr hlnian of 155 North street arG other is Hugh Marian of 100. street. The latter comes frolii fast. Ireland. A deaf and dumh1 named Michael Kravol also apue today and was exempted. An singular thing was that there M a single German alien noted The first man examined was Ale51 dolny, and No. 258, the first drafted in the second district, cl& because he is an aIoli IS Raffaele Pitzina. An affidavit presented in proof that Arthur H of "A Talcott street, numbered IF draft, is not yet 21 years of aG&3 Isidore Sigel of 27 Willow streetal sented an affidavit to show that 32 years of age. Among those passed the physical tests was CoV( man Edward w. Peterson of fourth ward.
 Those physically qualified md yet making no claim for exen41l are: a
 Newton Earl Smith, 39 BeldAn
 Louis G. Nelson, 140 Jubilee. A
 James Joseph Griffen, 31 HuEl
 Edward James Leonard, 235
 Patrick Francis Doherty, 213E
 Benjamin Sergens, 12 Maple.
 Bernard A. Joyce, 154 Cherry.
 Charles c. Mccarthy, 209 Rhd
 Gabriel Frank Traceski, AZ Jub|
 Francis Patrick Howard, 87 Eln| John F. Kellehir/ 108 Commerl Thomas Francis McCue, Jr., Seymour.
 John Borselle. 326 Church.
 James R. Flood, 227 Clark.
 William Eugene vegnean, <7 'ise Ave-
 John Francis Dawson, 48 Men
 Arthur Carl Anderson. 1s D1
 Charles w. Bickerton, S7 Pleaj Baltista Definlo, 1O42 East.
 Ernest G. H. Gustafson, -157 HI mt. 9s .s|
 Philip David Bloom, 52 Kelsey Arthur Leon Ackerstrom, 483 sPi Philip M. Hannon. PA So. Main. Thomas Carm Lucente, S4 Chul Adolph Wilkin, 287 Elm
 James Patrick kiniry. 200 F. NJ
 Gregory B. Hadigian. It Sprins Daniel R. Miller. 756 East.
 Winifred Levi Anderson, Rhodes.
 Emil Fred Schaal, 424 Park.
 Reginald T. Robinson, 9 West. Gustav Weber, 59 Market.
 Philip Joseph Joyce, 143 Cherry Wladystodu Godornski, 127 Chs tut.
 Thomas D. Fay, 726 East Main. Nicholas T. Kaczk. 623 Main. . Adobph O. Burckhardt, "A Willial John Edward Orlowsky, 1903 St] ey.
 Anthony szezephank, 19 Lawlor. Paul A. Kardy. 227 Stanley. . John Shamra, 56 Church.
 (Continued On Ninth Pagol.s