New Britain herald., 1918-07-03
FIRST DISTRICT ID
 SEND l45 ID CAMP
Men Going to DevenS Between
 July 22 and 27 200 ARE RECLASSIFIED

Second District Board Puts 90 Men
 Back Into Class 1, g. in Special Classes and s2 in Class 2-Tirst Board RecIassifies About D.
 The first district exemption board today gave out d list of 145 names of men who will be called upon to leave for Camp Devens with the July draft increment between July 22 and 27. The citYs quota is 270 men and of this number the first board has to furnish 130, while the second board has to furnish 14C. The draft boards also gave out information today which indicates that approximately 200 men who have been in deferred classes in the draft have been re- classified.
 About 200 Men RecIasSificd The second district exemption board has completed it's work of re- classifying men under the amended National Army rules and the record shows that 90 who had previously been in a deferred class have been replaced into Class I. In the special and limited service branches this board has placed 37 registrants who were previously in another division and 82 men have been taken from divisions lower down and placed in Class 2. The first district board has not yet fully completed the work of reclassifying it's men, but it was stated that approximately 75 men will be affected. Both boards will begin within a few days to classify the registrants in the deferred classes ac- cording to their liability to work un- der the "work or fight orders. In explanation of this order, it was stated at the second district board that it is up to men who are in the work or fight classes to get pro- ductive employment as soon as pos
 sible. If, however, these mon do not obtain such employment the draft board will take their case under ad- visement and the registrant will be
 called before the officials to explain his actions. He will then be given an opportunity to seek the proper employment and failing to heed the warning he will be inducted into the military service. The board also eX- plained that in such instances where
 a man tries hard to find proper work and fails, his case will be turned over to a special labor department where work may be secured for him. First District Soldiers. The second district board will have it's July draft list completed on Sat
 urday and herewith is printed the names of the first district soldiers as given out today: Kidiner Karpf, 15 Silver St. Ernest Swanson, 296 Arch St. Howard R. Alderman, 143 kensing- ton St.
 Albert N. Volz, 94 Bassett St. lFormica Antonio, 39 Green St, MiddletOWn, ct. Joseph YurkeWicz, 223 High St. George H. Kolodney, 81 Broad St. John Price, 280 1-2 Elm St., New | Haven, Ct.
 Michael J. Higgins 1SO Hartford Ave.
 Frank Bazrallo. 89 Broad St. Emilio Buccini, A Canal St, Wa terbury, Ct. Cost R. zeniods, BIO 1-2 Main St. Amer Isaac, 172 High St. ] Michael Meleski, 36 Silver St. ! Savario Maughiso, 28 McCHntock l road.
 Einar Lund. care J. Albertrom, ] Northland, Minn. Edward Mullen, $50 Washington St. Joseph Cichowski, 102 Gold St. Stanislaw Malnowski, 78 Grove St. Joseph H. Michel, II Division St. Joe Cockola, P. o. Box 449. Adam Andrulonis, 313 Washington 1 St.
 , Landry B. DeMars. POP Mill St. Stanley Briska. 157 Broad St. 1 Steve KrasoWski, 247 Washington i St.
 Daniel ". Clark. 13O Glen St. Bernard V. Sullivan, 45S Myrtle St. Edward L. Menus 64 Grand St. ] Thomas ". Doyle, 42 Pennington 1 Ave.
 Stanislaw Wrobel. 174 Washington 1 St., Worcester, Mass. Marshall s. House. ' Lenox Pl. Yonan Benjamin, 100 Broad St. Salvatore Cavarra, 377 Hamilton Fred G. .Luebeck, 152 Black Rock l Ave.
 George Petrowski 54 Lafayette St, Worcester Mass. Michael Karpi, 42 Silver St. Lincoln Silvestro, Mill St. Martin Bizis. 19t High St. Frederick Vorril1o. Is E,dson St. Patrick Denigris, 156 Washington ] St.
 Frank w. Pechout, 82 Greenwood l St.
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