New Britain herald., 1917-08-14
CA[L FOR MORE IN
 SEC0ND DISTRICT
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 One "Religiors Objector''
 Thus far one religious objector" to war has presented himself in the sec- ond district. He is James M. Keevers of .193 North street. He passed the physical examination and then claimed exemption, having Clerk c. c. Palmer make out the necessary papers, on the ground of religious objection to war. He told the clerk he is a member of St. Marys church in this city.
 Several brothers have already ap- peared for examination and two of them, Stuart and Howard McKirdy of Stanley street, have both passed. John Logan of Park street, brother of Sergeant Henry Logan of Company E, was passed this morning and made no claim for exemption. Another broth CT claimed exemption because of de- pendent parents and a fourth brother was-tempOrarily rejected because of a minor physical disability. Frank Mo- Donough, the well-known proprietor of Church street store, was passed as physically fit and made no claim for exemption. s. M. Davidson, proprie- tor of the Fair Twenty-Five Cent store is in the draft but was rejected for physical disability. Howard Blinn, ! well-known baseball player, is an other to pass the draft test. Attorney Emil J. Danberg, clerk of the city and police courts. was rejected for physical disability, while Richard Gustafson of 151 Pleasant street, whose brother, Ernest, passed yesterday, was accepted today.
 These Want to Fight. While so many men are seeking to be exempted on various grounds, two men who insisted that they wanted to fights were most conspicuous this morning. One was Alfred J. Bonen- l liant of 505 Main street Bonenfant was formerly a first class private in Company E, having been discharged l only a couple of months ago. You bet, I want to get into it again. I 1 want to fight, Now don't forget to let me know when we're going" ad- monished Chick as he gave the clerk his certificate of perfect physical condition The other man was an Italian alien whose name was missed. Yesterday he had claimed exemption as an alien. This morning he rushed up to Secretary Robb exclaiming: Here, me want to fight. me no want Mir. Zemption." He cancelled his exemption claim.
 The draft board desires to Impress upon men making exemption claims that their affidavits must be properly filled out and sworn to if they are to be considered at all This morning Dominic w. Descola sent in petition for exemption but it can not be con- sidered as it is not properly filled out and signed. The board likewise states that it will not go into execu- tive session to consider claims until Tomorrow afternoon or Thursday. In the meantime the afternoon work consists of routine clerical duties.
 Herewith Is a list of doctors clerks and others who worked this morning:
 Doctors Grace, Kinsella, Flanna- gan. Clark, Dunn, Irving, Dray. Mar tin. Kelly, Lyons, Fromer, Purney, Marsh, D'Avitable, Mann and O'Con- nell Clerks and other assistants were Chairman J. w. Allen, Stephen Robb, secretary; Dr. D. w. O'Connell, Fred Foster, Charles Steele, Howard Stearns, Frank w. Klett, s. H. Clark, Charles Quigley, Alfred Brink, Earl KisseIbracht, H. w. Draper, Robert Skinner, c. c. Palmer, P. V. Gurber- Fon. F. w. McDonough, M. Goldberg, Fl. Hoffman, s. Jamgochian, John rontara, J. F. DiNonno, w. F. Cur in. J. J. Gerdis, F. F. Harmon, c. D. Vibberts, E. J. Martin, J. D. Gill bert, William Zeigler, H. Goldstein, F. c. Mag, James Kiniry, A. N. Ruth. erford G. A. Stark and H. D. Hum- phreyS Policemen: Cabellus and rwining. Boy Scouts: Harold Kent,
 I&rold Weir, Harold Colby and Wes-
 eI Porter
 Following is list of those exam
 nid today.
 hose accepted by the doctors as