Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-18
PLAINFIELD
Numbers From 343 to 546 of Young Men Subject to Draft-Loeai Man Had Fingers Cut of.

I Men Subject to Draft-LoeaI Man Had Fingers Cut of.
 List of persons from the town of Plainfield whose registration cards are filed with local board, Division No. IT, State of Connecticut, with serial num- l Der from 343 to 546 follows:
 S43. Clifford Phillips Allard: 344.
 Joseph Wilfred Allard; s45, Henry Jo-
 seph Allard. Jr.: 34s Arthur Chris
 Joseph James Argo; 34s. Peter Ar I pin;= $50, Michael Assad; 351, James
 Arthur Atwood, Jr.: 352, Joseph Au-
 dit; S53, Valmer Xavier Auger; 354. l tin Babcock; 356. Wawsnice Babrasz; 357, Moses Augustus Baker; 35s, I Moses Harold Ballou: 35s. Orila Jo-
 seph Ballard! 36o, Wilfred Joseph Bal
 Herbert Barber. 36s. Irving Rands- ford Barber; 364. Antoine Barr; 365, Ernest Archibald Barr; 366. William
 Johnstone Barr; 367, John Barnabich;
 Barney S7o. Harold Roy Barstow;
 371. Arthur Wesley Barwick; 372, Ed
 gar Ernest Bazinet;s 373. Charles Bea-
 tripe: 374, Louis Napoleon Beaudry; ear Ephrem Beauregard; SIT, Al phonse Beauregard: 37S, Alfred Beau | regard: 37s. Stanislas Beaudoin; 3s0, Napoleon Beauchemin: 3s1, Lewis Mi I
 ss5. George Joseph Bertrand: 3s4, Ed ward Belisle; 3S5, Arsene Bellomeur; l 386, Levi Joseph Benoit; 3s7, Alfred l Bernard: 3SS, Afme Bergeron; 3S9,
 Dona Begonesse: 391. Edward Bilo- ! feau, Jr.: 3s2. Edwin Biltcliffe; 393, l Everett Edward Ellington; 394. By q ron Almon Ellington; 395, Benjamin
 der Birtwistle; 3s7. Alphonse Bisson;
 398, Francis Bissonnette: 399, Jesse 1 Paul Bitgood; 400, Andrew Don Bit 1 good; 401. Andrew Blanchette: 4o2,
 l3odo; 4o4. Oliver Bennin. Jr.; 4o5, John Borecki; 406, John Birger Bor- l geson; 407, George Robinson Booth; 4o8. Alfred Eugene Bourque; 4o9, Jo- l seph NaDoleon BourQue; 40. Thomas
 Boskovich; 411. Louis L. Boucher; 412.
 Adelard Boucher; 413, Rosario Joseph l Boucher; 414. Burce Bouthillier; 415, | Alphonse Boguelie; 416, Michael Bou-
 ley; 417. Earl Russell Bragg: AIS. Breton; 420, Henry Brisson: 422, Al 1 fred Brodeur: 423. George Joseph Bro
 deur; 424. Peter Brodeur; 425, Azarie
 Frank Bromley; 42s, Didace Joseph Brouillard; 430, Adelon Brouillard; | 431, Charles Emili Bryant: 432, Fred Burdick; 433. George Joseph Burger;
 4s4. Foster Lewis Burgess; 4s5, Ed ward Burke; 436. Cecil Leonard But
 Ter; 437, Henry Edmund Butler: 4Ss l Albert Burnet: 439, Henry Burton;
 40. Thomas Burton; All, Abraham 443, Joseph Bylenski: A, Arthur Car l rier; 445, Frank Elbridge Carr; 446,
 Robert John Carr; AT. Styne Carniak;
 AS, William Vetrell Carroll; 44a, Hen
 " Napoleon Carrier; 45o, Alfred Ca
 ron; 451, Victor George Caron; 452, | Bernard Caron: 453, Joseph Caron: 454, Joachim Caron: 455. Hector Car
 negie; 456, Joseph Carriere; 45I, Ray
 mond Carpenter: 45s, Edward Cas- 46o Henry Francis Chagnon: 461. Fred Joseph Chartier: 462, Narcise Chat telle, Jr.; 463, Frederick George Chap
 man; 464, Eudore Alfred Champagne;
 fred Champagne; 467, Paul Cham
 pagne; 46S, Ernest Champagne: 46e.
 Emile Joseph Champagne: 47o. Louis
 Joseph Champagne; All. Charles Gil-
 Chaput; 47s. William Chamberlain; 474, George Desire Charon: 475, AL
 fred Choinier; ATS. Hormidas Chicoine:
 AT, Howard Albert Clark; 47S, Hor-
 Julian Clocher: 4se, Thimas James
 Coffey: 4s1, Michael Eugene Coffey;
 4S2; Simon Augustus Coffey; 4s3,
 James Aloysius Coffey; ASA, Louis
 Collins; 4s6, Almond Cleveland Col vim; 457, Frank James Congdon; ASS, | Daniel Joseph Council: 4s9, Joisphat
 Contois; 4so, Josepha C:'rbeille; 491,
 Roswell Newton Corey; <?2. Leonard
 William Cornell; 4e3, Charles Eugene | Costello: 494. Emile Frank Cote: 495. | Hormidas Cournoyer; 496, Paul Cour-
 noyer; 497, Paul Cournoyer; 49s, Paul John Cournoyer 499, Alphorse Ayrial Courchaine; 800. Samuel Couture; sol.
 Louis Albert Couture: 5o2, Arthur l Couture; 5o3, Exacier Coutu: 5o4, De-
 tave Lucien Couture: 5o5. Krsto Cu-
 kar; 506, Tony Dagl; 5O7, Sven Oscar | Dahllof; sos. Alexander Doigneault;
 50s, John Baptiste Euclide Daigneault; 510, Nicholas Mote Dopcich; 511. Geo Joseph Daskowski: 512, John Howard l Davis: 513, Edmond Alfred Davignon;
 514. George Harvey Dawley; 515: Ev- as Day! 517. Patrick Henry Delaney; l 51S, William James Delaney: 519. Err
 nest Louis DeForge: 520, Ray Frank
 Deojay; 521. Leo Har1ridas Desaul
 niers; 52s. Albert Desfossis: 524. Al | fred Rado1pha Despathy: 525, Emile | Emerie Despa thy; 526, George Des-
 champs: 527, Calix Degardin: 52s. Ho- i 53o, Joseph William Denomine: 531. C1eophas Donomjne; 532. Arthur Jo-
 seph Demais; 533. John Deroko; 534,
 Henry Alphonse Derusha; 535. Will i Thomas Dion: 537. Domenick Diversi: 1 53S, Karl Dorhinger; 539, Ovila Dou- cet; $40, Patsey Downing: 541, Will liam Eugene Doyle; 542. Richard An drew Doyle; 543, Fred Weldon Doyle; | 544, Joseph Avert Dragon: 545, Savo | Dropo.
 l The remainder will be published on | Thursday.
 Finger. Cut of.
 i Leo Venchat, an employe in the | card room of the Lawton Mills cor | poration, received painful injuries | when his left hand got caught in the mechanism of the machine which he | was operating, taking off two fingers. First aid was rendered by fellow en- plOyes.
 | Academy Garden Club Met. l A very interesting monthly meeting | of the Academy Garden club was held | at the home of Miss Frances Burby on l Academy street leave Monday after | noon at 2 o'clock The meeting, wa s