The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-08-22
No Absolute Exemptions
Will Be Granted Through
Districts Appeal Board
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press operator U. M. c.
William Voightlander, $50 Sixth street.
nachfnist, Remington Arms,
Christopher c. Flanagan, $50 Bunnell
street. press operator, Remington
Arms.
z. X X. Brown, rs Newheld street.
craftsman, Lake, Torpedo Boat Co.
George Lewis Warren, 100 Sanford
Place. chairman of civilian relief
committee, Bridgeport Chapter
American Red Cross.
Leonard T. Brooks, 25 Bishop avenue.
naachinist U. M. c..
Owen j. Branden, 1 9 Bishop avenue.
foreman barrel grinding dept. U.
M. c..
Henry b. Judd. Bethel clerk, stores
diyision,i Winchester Repeating
Arms Co., New Haven.
John Edward Koran, ESQ Osborne
reportorial staff Danbury Evening
News.
Carl Arthur Bjorklund, 1890 Park
avenue, secretary to father.
John w. Foley, go Vine street, INSTALL
er of private exchange telephones.
S. N. E. T.. Co.
Edward J. Redgate. At Vine street,
engraver, Lake Torpedo Boat Co.
Physical Appeals Denied.
Joseph w. Daley. s12 Grand street,
claimed bad left eye. stammers and
sometimes cannot talk.
Ronald G. Thorne,, I'll Madison ave-
nue., rheumatism
Conditional Discharges Until Novem-
ber 80, 1917:
Thomas D. Ashley, sol Fairfield ave-
nue., auto spring filter for war trucks
of the government. Spring Perch
Co.
Raymond L. Morris, 81 DeForest
street. marine craftsman, Lake Tor
pedo Boat Co.
Until February %, 1918:
HALEY w. Holmes, 3ss Catherine
street, ma.hinist, u. NJ C..
Joseph O'Brien, s7s Madison avenue,
brass caster, Bridgeport Brass Co.
William E. Morgan, 240 Fairfield ave-
nue., illuminate mixer, u. M. C.
Fred Hummel, 1877 Cfffor. street,
craftsman, Lake Torpedo Boat Co.
Francis J. Ruth. 37S Seaview avenue,
machinist. Lake Torpedo Boat Co.
Edwin Linke, TO- Wallace street, ma
chine setter, u. M. C
Harold Warnecke, 20 Sanford avenue,
toolnaker, u. M. c.
Edwin Eklund, 227 Willow street, as
sistant foreman of toolmakers, u.
M. C.
Mihran Mnagsarian, 256 Bunnell
street. machinist, Lake Torpedo
Boat Co.
John w. Mullins, 3015 Main street
chief craftsman, Wolverine Motor
Works.
v. R. Callahan, 1908 Main street, cleo
trician, Lake Torpedo Boat Co.
Charles H. Bingham, 29S Carroll ave-
nue., automatic screw machine oper-
ator, U. M. C.
Harold A. Desmond, 297 East avenue
tooinaker. U. M. c..
William H. Walker, 4S3 NewfeId ave-
nue., brass caster, Bridgeport Brass
Victor Melville Caltham, ara Union
avenue. toolmaker, U. M. C.
Walter 3. Anderson, 157 Coleman
street, screw machine operator, U
M. c.
John J.. Carr, 1877 Coleman street
toolmaker, u. M. C.
William ]. Abbott. 127 Catherine
street, toolsetter, U. M. G..
The following fist shows the grounds
on which the Third District Board de-
MED 81 claims and allowed nine con.
citional discharges Tuesday:
Denied:
Jeremiah J. LAWN, policeman
Frederick A. Lyman, truckman
claimed partner ILL.,
Daniel Dunn, policeman.
Frederick Preyot, tool inventor, Bry
ant Electric Co
Alfred Eugene Fox, payroll poster
Remington Arms.
Lester c. Howe, small arms examin
err, Remington Arms.
Edwin H. Carpenter. machinist, Lo
comobile Co.
Maurice p. Ward, asst. gen. mgr. Lake
Torpedo Boat Co.
Carl H. Dill, shell loader, U. M. C.
Walter P. Casey, chief production de
spatcher, Bridgeport Projectile Co
Herbert Hampstead. accountant, Rem
ington Arms.
Raymond Hargraves, PURCHASING
dept. u. M. c.
Thomas R. Longstreth. asst supt
Frank Miller Lumber Co.
Thomas Retallick. employed U. M. c
Patrick J. Coleman, press operator
u. M. G.
Mayer Gelber, Adams Express agent
Martin F. Gill. Adams Express agent
Frank Fl. Joyce, locomotive fireman
New Haven railroad.
James 2. Powell, asst. foreman, Rem
ington Arms.
| Otis Norcross Lewis, machinist, LAX
Torpedo Boat Co.
| Charles M. Carter, clipper and caulk
err. Lake Torpedo Boat Co.
Herbert Jepson, senior. PhiIadelphi;
| Dental College.
| Albert Mccullough, secretary, Y. M
C. A. war work.
Louis Haynon, appeal from physica
examination on the ground of poo
teeth. Claimed rejection by U. S
Regular Army, June %, 1917
Hiram H. Thorp, cartridge loader, U
M. C. 3&s
Harry Francis, assistant to father VIII,
is chiropractor.
John eKvancz. assemb1er, Remington