Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-28
DISTRICT GIVES TWENTY
 TO NEW NATIONAL ARMY
Final ouota ofiFirst Draft Leaves for !, pevens-The Honor Roll-Accideni to Waterbury Belgian.

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 The final men from the first draft fieft this city for Camp Devens We'd Tuesday forenoon at 12.55. The quota E contained twenty men. while two other Enien were inducted from other cities, and went to the camp on different FErains.
 The train which carried away the ticcal men left Waterbury Wednesday kmorninx nt s15 and picked up men lat the cffies 1t passed. When the train Preached hcre, it consisted of IF cars, tcontafnfng about 500 men. Another Fear was added in the local yard, and kthe twenty local men, with 20 from kNiddIefield and F from Portland oc- tcupied that car. These other two del- legations came to this city on the Air fIine train at 9.35 and waited here for fthe special The Middlefield men were kin charge of a man named Whitney, fwho was in the American Red Cross tTraiuing Camp when he was drafted. &He wore his regulation uniform The special was more than an hour Hate. and by that time a crowd of over live hundred had collected. When the knr,ecfaI was seen coming the local con- kfingent and the two from Middletown fvsriniky were marched up to the west Bend of the platform, near where their kr-r stopped. The train was drawn by ffuo engines. and both took on water There. SO the train stopped about fif- ftnen minaItes. Pearl L. Chamberlain tof South Windham was in charge of ffhe iocai detachment, which Ernest JacDbs of this citv and Stuart Marsh E.Alsforth of Central Village were lieu ftenants.
 The Roll of Honor.
 The list of those who left. with their krHsidouces and order number follow:
 le-Joseph Lssee, Willimantic. ~ es-Arthur O. Bonin, Willimantfc.
 85-Pea1i LN Chamberlain, South 41e3-Efmer W. Morse. Wiiiimantic. T1fT-Ernest c. Jacobs, Willimantic. E1sf-Aabert J. Caisse, Willimantic. llof+William P. Gaffney, Wauregan. f1SsAAiexande Wyniski, Willimantic X2e7-Ovflla Jarvis. Wauregan.
 fs1s-Stuart M Ellsworth, Central Will lage
 Efsl-Octave L. Couture, Moosup.
 Hf9EErnest Tetreault Brooklyn.
 ksss-Henry J. Cote, willimantic.
 flss-Alfred A. West, Pomfret Center tiS1-James P. Summers. Willf1nantic f4Bs--Biwyn l.. Abbott, Willimantic. fls1-Adelard LeValley, Willimantic. i5os-Fortunato Giordano, Willimantic 1so5-Ethah E. Baker. Brooklyn. IoDo-tO1n J. SQulTeS, WllilHis4ullC.
 Charles F1ubac1<er, New Jersey
 Harold G. Williams. Chicago
 Nearly Lest Ear.
 Dominic DeGreave, Order No. 41S7 O lthe District Boarl No. 1, Waterbury was severely injured on the trip be tween this city and Hartford on tn, apecial. He was standing in the aisle tperfecfly sober. when a sudden jerl ] Of the train made him lose his balanc' and he fell to the floor, in such manner that his ear struck part of ear seat. nearly severing the ear iron his head. When he arrived in thi city on the special that the local mel boarded he was covered with bloc, and in great pain, but he tried to hid himself, when Captain Fenton of tn ,lccal exemption board and Docto White tried to find him, because h
 did not want to run any chances e mot going to Camp Devens. The tw
 men had to pull him from the trail
 so ardently did he want to go to tn
 camp. He is Belgian and said tha he wanted to revenge the wrongs c