Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-06
TOTAL OF 1858 MEN REGISTERED
 DURING WEDNESDAY.
Those Who Have Reached 21 Since
 June 9th of Last Year.

fTOIn { U CtOCh WO0AAOo01y ,ntil g o'clock in the evening regis rars of the local board were on duty n the library of the superior court, accepting registrations of young men vho have reached 21 years of age since tune of last year. The registration vas at no time brisk and the final igures were below what was expected or the district, The total number egistered was 153.
 A partial list of the registrants fol- ows, the remaining names to be pub ished tomorrow:
 Armand T. Gagne, Putnam. Nelson Falles, Jr., Putanm. Theodore George Tetreault, Putnam John OgoNlek, Goodyear.
 John S. Anton, Goodyear.
 Joseph Bishop. Jr., Attawaugan. Vito Denola, Putnam.
 Perlin Marcy, West Woodstock. Edward George King, Putnam. Harvey N. Cofburn, Putanrn. George R. Glawsen, Eastford. Schuyler Spalding, Danielson. Theodore Tetreault, Putnam. Eli J. Goudett, Putnam.
 Albert J. Gregoire, Putnam. Everett c. Pellett, Danielson.
 Charles Billiard, Danielson.
 George A. Bidwell, Putanm. George W. Labonte, Attawaugan. Eugeen Pierreault, Danielson. Frederick Credie, Putnam.
 George L. Laperle, Putnam.
 John A. Rice, Putnam.
 Henry Dumas, Putnam.
 Alfred A. Denneault, Providence. Hosea J. Briere, Dayville.
 L. H. Charron, Putanm.
 Lyman Cross, East Killingly.
 Byron A. Larkin. Killingly.
 Nelson B. Lown, Putnam.
 William H. Murdock, Goodyear.
 Joseph A. Burchard, Goodyear.
 Alfred J. Viens, Putnam.
 Paul o. Johnson, North Grosvenor- dale.
 Omer L. Buissieu, Danielson.
 A. J. Cournoyer, Putnam, K. E. Burlington, East Killingly.
 Armand Valade, Putnam.
 Harold L. F1iske, Danielson. : Lutger Lavalle, Putnam.
 John G. Welch, Putnam.
 Walter Rabideau, Danielson.
 Henry J. Lambert, Putnam.
 Otis w. Warren, Danielson.
 Leodore Lasnier, Danielson.
 Omer Provost, Danielson.
 Kostanty Grala, Putnam.
 Arthur Kilday, Killingly.
 Peter Duprey, Southbridge, Mass.
 Edwin H. Austin, North Grosvenor dale.
 Edward J. Ahearn, Putnam.
 Peter O. Gosselin, Putnam.
 Davie F. Broadway, Woodstock Val ley.
 Napoleon Vosper, North Grosvenor dale.
 Arthur Menard, Putnam.
 Leslie Shippie, Killingly. Earl Marcy Woodstock.
 John E. Russell. Attawaugan.
 Arthur Barbeau, Danielson.
 Leo Benoff, Putnam.
 A. J. Coquette, Danielson.
 Beaude T. Lapaime, Putnam.
 Walker Bernier, Danielson.
 Emil Ericson, Fabyan.
 Joseph Norton, Killingly.
 Harry L. Roberts, Putnam.
 Joseph N. Fornier, North Grosvenor dale.
 Frederick J. Sherry, Putnam.
 Peter T. Jackson, Pomfret.
 Eugene Lavigne, Putnam.
 How They Will Be Classified.
 Now that the men are registered much the same procedure will be fol lowed in classifying them as was fol lowed vast year. The men will hay serial and order numbers assigned an, later will receive questionnaires whicl they will fill out and return to tn local board.
 The board will then classify the me- and they will afterwards have tn same rights appeal as has applied t registrants already classified.
 Many of the young men who appear ed here on Wednesday said that the are ready to go into the service at an time. Some also were seeking per mission to enlist, but having delaye this until the present time, all sue requests were denied.
 Business of an important nature wi come up for decision at a meeting c the Baptist church Friday evening ( this week and notices being given O Wednesday were expected to result i a large attendance.
 Dentists Office Robbed.
 The theft of $50 worth of scrap sol from the dental office of Dr. Harry 1 H0ughton has been reported. It is be lieved that the office was entered eithe Saturday night or during Sunday.
 Odd Fellows Memorial Sunday.
 Members of Israel Putnam lodge Odd Fellows will observe Sunday as Memorial Sunday for the depar*e members of the lodge. Services al to be held in the afternoon at Grov street cemetery.
 Graduation day for eighth grad students in Putnam will be Thursda June 20, the date of the high scho, graduation. Ebenezer Thompson of Sarosot Fla, is visiting at Pomfret with h brother, Judge Charles o. Thompso New London Teacher Bitter by Do Miss Laura Beebe, New London. teacher in the Elliott school in tl town of Putnam, was bitten by strange dog, which afterwards W: i shot Miss Beebe was walking alor the highway when she was attacks by the dog. Miss Beebe is now at h. home in New London and is takir the Pasteur treatment. Judge H. M. Geissler held a sessic of the city court Wednesday mornin Schuyler Spaulding of Danielson W; l the first man to register here Wedne day morning.
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