Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-25
AoNLY TWO ARsENTEEs
 WHEN ROLL IS CALLED
Drafted Men on Hand and Substitutes Ardent to Go to DeVens-Men Who Will Leave This Morning.

The first roll call of the men who are to leave this morning at 9.55 for Camp iDevens was held at the town hall "Wednesday afternoon at 4.15. There fWere only two absentees, and as many alternates had been summoned, sev- ,sral of the men had to be dismissed Bo that there would be 119 left in this ,city and Daniel Cremin, in Cipcinnati Ro make the quota of 120. This melted R scrap, for all present wanted to go, but the trouble was finally settled by Clerk Fenton.
 The two absent men aTe Emile j. Champagne of Moosup, who is said to be in Canada, and Arthur Payette of Putnam, who was sentenced to jail in Westerly Wednesday. The officers to command the contingent are: Captain Lawrence J. Casey of this city, who has served in the Yale battalion, and ahe following lieutenants; Robert E. Kelley, R. A Parker of this city, Le- nnder Robitaille of Moosup and Frank Chamberlain of Sterling.
 The men will report for another roll call at the town hall this morning at S.3o. and then will march to the rail- road station. headed by Wheeler's American band. The men do not care .xnueh for the marching stunt, as the foremost idea with them all is to get lover there"
 The list is as follows, with the ex- eeption of those who were told to wait Tor the next call:
 John Noonan, Willimantic
 Wilfred Rivard, Willimantic
 Joseph ". LeClair Montreal.
 George St. George, Willimantic. Claude Reuf, Jvillimantic.
 Donvln NTfi1irao
 Salvatore Bertora, Willimantic. David Bertwhistle, Plainfeld.
 Ralph Vitola, Willimantic.
 Joseph Guilmette, Willimantic. Anselme Bernier, Brooklyn.
 Adelard Boucher, Brooklyn.
 Roderick F. Lussier, Willimantic. Victor c. Csrsn, Moosup.
 Robert E. Kelley, Willimantic Clarence J. Unger. Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry J. Danielson, Pomfret Center Perry W. Crane, South Windham. Arthur E. Kimball. Danielson. Charles W. Kling, New York. T. Frank Cunningham, Willimantic Robert F. Casey, Willimantic
 Daniel F. Killourey, Willimantic. Carl Wilson. Glen Cove, N. Y.
 Edward J. Foran, New York.
 Hugh ]. French, Sterling.
 Henry Henkin. Wiilimantic.
 Gustavs Mueller, Willimantic.
 John A. Roux, Wilimantic.
 George St. Peter. Willimantic.
 Dwight A. Kimball, New Haven. A. Grant Bombria, Willimantic. Charles Grimes, Pomfret Center. Martin F.. Mullen, Willimantic. LeRoy Hallehan, Willimsntic
 John E. Hurley. Willimantic.
 Raymond A. Parker, Tlllimantic. Louis H. iKnC. Willimantic
 CvilT, J. Ballard. Piainfeld.
 Mike Taporwskj, Woonsocket.
 Kenneth B. Weatherbee. Worcester Ambrose A. Casey. Willimantic. Thomas D. Ryan, New Haven. Daniel T. Casey, Willimantic.
 Michael E. Kelley, Willimantic. Alphonse A. Desrosier, Willimantic Louis W. Rathbun. Newark
 Nelson Caonette East Brooklyn. Thomas F. McDonough Willimantic John ". Keirans. Willimantic. Arthur L. Kerowack MoOsup.
 Fred Roberts, Moosup.
 Andrew 4 Peterson. Pomfret Center Charles Mazzola. Willin1antic
 Timothy D. Wallen, Willimantic. Arthur J. Penn. Wauregan.
 William F. Owen, Willimantic. Lawrence J. Casey, Willimantic. Samuel E. Pearl, Willimantic.
 Adelard Fountain, Willimantic. John F. Moriarty, Willmantic. George LaChappell, Abingdon.
 Francis J. Ottenheimer, WiIlimantic Herbert Copeland, Hampton.
 John Borech Moosup.
 Louis J. Tatro. Sterling.
 Fred w. Backhs, Willimantic
 Albert Champagne, Willimantic Edgar Rondeau, Willimantic.
 James P. Brown, Willimantic.
 Albert Defassis, Moosup.
 Henry DeForest, East Brooklyn. Charles O. Deschenes, South Wind