Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-10

Another call for men was received Tuesday afternoon by the local exemp-
 tion. This contingent. of approximate
 ly' 25 men, will go out from this city during the five day period beginning April 26.
 ! This contingent Of men, part Of a 1 call of 2.070 men from Connecticut, Will be sent to Camp Upton, at Tap | hank, near New York. This will be | the first time that men from this dis trict have been ordered to Camp Up- ton, all other groups having been for warded to Camp Devens, at Aver, | Mass.
 The number of men called for is approximately 1 per cent. of the first gross quota asked last year from this district and Is small contribution to | the S0o,000 men that are to be called into the service throughout the coun- l try this year
 l The men will be drawn exclusively from Class 1, and they will be taken
 in accordance with the position of l their order numbers. Of course, reg
 istrants who desire to go out with this
 contingent may do so by. filing with the board written request that he
 desires to have his order number ad.
 vanced.
 On account of the longer distance
 that the men will be obliged to travel I in going from this city to Camp Up ton different arrangements for sending
 them out than has heretofore been
 necessary will be worked out It may
 be necessary to assemble them here
 the night before then entrain, so as to
 get them away on an early morning
 train. There is an ample number of
 men in Class i in this district to meet N the call that was received Tuesday. | Another order received by the To-
 cal board Tuesday was to make ready to sent it's quota of colored registrants , to Camp Devens. No colored regi.-
 trants have as yet been sent out from
 this district, but they will go out |, some time during the five days pe-
 riod beginning April 26.
 The men here referred to are ex- l, elusive of the six that have beer called to take, a special course ot , training at the Parker Memorial school in Boston. Up to Tuesday } afternoon four volunteers to take UT | the special courses had been obtained , All are from the town of Kiflinglv They are Joseph Billings. Henry H I4afortune, Jerry Doyle and Alfred : Gouiet. The first two named vii go out on April IS, the last two or May l. TWO more volunteers arc 5 wanted to go out April 15. The meI 2 that respond for this service will ge } fine course of training, at the ex. 5 pense of the government at tht Parker Memorial school in Boston ant l will win what are regarded in thu army as easy berths To qualify fo the places the men must be physically fit, must have at. least an eight
 grade education and must have an ap l titude for doing mechanical things, O e have liking for carpentry, shee : metal work or other such occupations , Thompson Dog Owners to Be Arreste, : Following a visit to the Grosvenor y deputy commissioner Of domestic ami T mals, there will be several arrestS i e tfe town of Thompson today. r There are many dog owners in tha = town who are not paying any atten 0 ton at all to the quarantine order r under which they are required to kee 0 their dogs confined, and as a resul
 l some of them will have an opportunit y to explain to a justice today. A few days ago when Deputy Elliot s went up through the Grosvenordale h he found 16 dogs roaming about alon e one short stretch of highway. Thi s fragrant disobediance of the quaran e tine order nullifies, of course, in great e CT or lesser degree, much of the goo y that the order was expected to ao
 complish.
 Here in Putnam, too dogs may b