Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-17
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EleHTY-TWo MEN

SELECTED TO GO TO GEORGIA
 Late Friday afternoon. the local ex- ernption board selected the eighty two to Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, Tuesday, August 27.
 With this call, all of the 1917 men in Class One will have bees called to the colors This call includes thirty five 1918 men and forty-seyen 1917 men, leaving less than 20 class IA men in the district
 Thirty-one of the men come from this city.
 The list is as follows:
 Henry A. Pion, Norwich; Charles J. LaPlant, WilIimantic; Guy DeMario, Willimantie; Clarence A. Fisher, Hartfond Napoleon Pettetier, Willi mantle: Emile J. Champagne, Canada; Oneeo; Stanley Marcinkiewicz Abing- ton; Charles Backus. South Windham; William N O'Clair Rock1and, R. l.; Hudson Barrows, Willimantic: Roman Cutko, Willinantic; Adelard Mathieu, Danielson Victor E. Berg. Boston; Harvey Coembs, Canterbury; Peter J. l Dansereau WiIlimantic; Walter J. Oui- | met Waufegan; Henry Burton. Moo sup; John Tavernier, aMoosup; Wilfred L. Carson. Willimantic; | Frank Marsala, Wfllimantic; Leon Marcaurelle, Moosup: Leo l dore Blair, Hampton; Joseph Bar 1 rett. Hebronville Mass. Artaur Le- Fieur, Moosup; Fred J. Palmer, Willi- mantle; Amede Gaudreau, Danielson; Harmidas Cournoyer, Moosup; Victor l Gauvin, Willimantic; Eudore A. Cham pagne, Moosup; Frederick Langevin, l Danielson; Joseph E. Blair New York City; Omer Quay. Willimantic; Ray l mond H. Doyon, Brooklyn; Everett E, Perkins Willimantic; James Hanley, l Providence; Peonel F. Messier, Wau- regan: Harold Mcdonald East Doug | lass, Mass; Charles G. Chappell, Cen tral Village; Sary Gallombar, Willi- mantle; Wilfred LeRock, Wauregan; l Joseph Gagaon, Moosup; Joseph Sane, New York City; Ameen Haddad, Willi- mantle.
 1918 men:-Wilfred Riquier, Willi- mantle; Sigfred Peterson, Willimantic; 1 Wilfred Bernier, East Brooklyn Will ard s. Warrender, Bingham's Bridge; l Louis $. Ellis, Willimant1c; Louis J 1 Shea, Willimantie; Donat Bernier, Will limantic; Charles Swiston, Williman- tic; Elphege LaTour. Moosup; Fred V Thornberg, Wil\nantic; Homer l.
 Dean, Central Village; Phillip Moore Willimantic; Albert S. Prott, Pomfret
 Center; Oscar l.. Keith, Tillimantic;
 Arthur J. Benoit, Wauregan; Arthur H. Ryan, Wllifnantic; Lester H. Blish Willimantie; Frederick R. Bolduk North Windbam; Ralph W. Neff, Wi!li-
 mantle; Austin J. Coughlin Moosup ,F9orien Carrier, Woonsocl1et, R. |. fJames P Flynn Wilimantic; Harry
 Lutzker, Willimantic; William J. Rath.
 bun, Willimantic; Charles Hanson, Will
 lmantie;, Wanton A. Nichols, Sterling
 Valmore Potvin, Moosup Joseph M
 Beausoliel, Moosup; Joseph Godchild 1 Sterling; Louis c. Haddad, Williman
 tic; Henry Van Haveroeke, Williman
 tie; Laurion M. Gaudreau, Brooklyn
 Joseph F. Arnold, Porfret; Frank V
 Chamberlain, South Windham; Harr, E. Adams, 'Eindham.
 , Alternates: = Napoleon St. Peter Willimantic; Daniel A. McDougal Moosup; James A. Maher, Pomfre
 Center; Morris H. LaTine, Williman tic: Louis L. Ethier, Willimantic.
 Three limited service men are t
 leave this city Friday, August 30, fo Camp Upton. Yaphank. N. Y. The
 are Alfred Larocque, Centerville R. l.
 Dwight M. Jordan, Willimantic; an
 James F. Shea Putnam, Conn. Only Slightly wounded. Mrs. Patrick Lee of Chapman stree 3 has received a letter from her soi Sergeant James L. Lee of Company F l 102nd Infantry. who was reporte severely wounded in action. He state [ 1 that he was only slightly wounded an
 will be back on the firing line sool r He was wounded after cOmpletin
 a trip intos"No Mans Land' with an other Willimantic fellow. William Me 1 Herman in which they took g Ger 2 l man prisoners. On the way back. tn i two Willimantic men with their 23 pri
 soners were photoed by a moving pic l ture man for about minutes, an
 advises his friends to watch for tn picture. The wound was caused b , shrapnel shell exploding nearby. Or l of the pieces of shell entered his le ] leg above the knee. The pieces of she was easily found by a doctor and | expects to return to the trenches sool
 Starring Remarks-Suit for $10,o0o
 For saying, She has been guilty
 melting murder" Mottie Gilman of tn
 city is sued for s10,o00 damages |
 Mrs. Gertrude I. Gilman, also of Will
 mantle.
 The papers were served Friday ar
 the case is returnable in the Windhal County Superior Court the first of ne5
 month. Real estate has been attache
 to cover the claims. In the complain
 it is alleged that these words wei - spoken by the defendant on August