Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26
22 WINDHAM COUNTY
 MEN ALLEGED DESERrERS

According to an announcement made Thursday at Headquarters, First Corps Area, Boston, Major General Clarence R. Edwards, commanding 22 men who registered for the draft with Local Board for Division Is, Windham County, are classed as deserters, as they failed to report when ordered to camp. Without doubt the failure of at least some of the men on the list to report when called out could be satisfactorily explained to the war department if the facts were known.
 An official of the draft board for Div ision 16 said Thursday afternoon that every effort has been made to locate the men on the list but that absolutely no trace of any of them has been found. Practically all- the men on the list he said, WHse transients, mill hands, rail road laborers engaged in construction work, etc., who were within the boards | territory at the time they registered
 They left after registering and have not been heard from since A number of
 the men on the list are celored. Others 1 are Albanians,N and natives of foreign countries and it is said were not subject
 to draft.
 Henry w Lacombe, of Danielsen, who | is on the list as deserter disappeared nearly five years ago, and although every effort has been made by his family to locate him, no trace of his whereabouts
 have been found. It is thought that he is dead Another man on the list, Winth- lrop H. Coleman. who gave his address as a rtaveling salesman stated his oe- equation as travelling salesman when he registered. He has net been seen
 or heard of since the day he registered | The list anneuced by Headquarters,
 First Corps Area, Thursday afternoon lis as follows
 l 171-Kernal Asllaa, Goodyear. Killing ly, Conn.
 12s5-william Baldertt, Railroad Put
 imam, Conn.
 S62-George Carter, R. R. Boarding
 House, Putnam, Conn.
 472-Winthrop H. Coleman, Mechanics vile, Conn 3s B. Park St., Newark, N. J.
 1171-Maurice James Pagan, q Frank
 lin St., City, Putnam, Conn. 953-Geo. Fred JGiguere, F Dyer Ban
 ielson, Conn. George Fred Giguere. , 330-Wm. Hansley, Railroad, Putnam. Conn., Willie Hansley. 6S2-Charles Hawes, R. R. Boarding House.
 ] 1771-william Hoyle, ouinebaug,
 Conn., William.
 ) 1o51-Selim Ibrahtm, No. Grosvener Dale, Conn. Selim Abrahirn. 465-Henry W. Laconbe Water, Dan : ielson, Conn.
 ! s81-Clarence J. Marsh, Dayville Kill
 lingly, Conn Clarence 1. Marsh. = 1400-Frank Matusievy, Putnam, R. D. : No 1, Conn. Frank Morauscruy Frank 2 Matusuovy; Frank Maturivocy.
 47S-Geo. A. Monlian, 115 Main, Dan 5 ielson, Conn. Geo. A. Monlion, 115 Morne : George A. Moulian; George Mulian.
 3s4-Zyfer Neg4p, No. Grosvenor Dale ], Conn. Zyfer Ngip, North Grosvenol Dale, Conn.
 1os3-Musa Menet North Gresveno1 y Dale, Conn. Musa Memet; Menss Menet : 144O-Hesin Regip, No. Grosvencl e Dale Conn. Hesin Re3ip; Nesirn.
 771-Irving Planta, Killingly Goodyear 5 ly, Conn.
 a S6o-Kazemesz Senkewiez. Mechanics !. vile, Conn. Kazinesz senkevisz. /. 1S4S-Dan Sharp, R. R.. Boarding . House, Putnam, Conn. Dan Sherp.
 12s0-Joan Storfer (Stilu) No. Gres
 venor, Conn John; Jsan Horgu; Jeai ' Storju, North Grosvenor Dale, Conn. U U 50o-Tung Yung, Radwood Sq, Dan u ielson, Conn.
 The statement says: l. The men whose names appear and wh were uhueT Ihe JuI1SoASeioii -Oi eno AOGa ; board named, were, according to the ub O lie draft records, classified and repcrte'
 by the draft authorities as deserter y from the military service of the Uite j. States. Actual expenses not to excee L $50, to include reimbursement for tn h. amount actually expended but not to in ID elude allowance for services, will be pal IS to any civil officer or other citizen fo
 the apprehension and delivery to militar le control of any one Of them. If any on IT of them is apprehended he should be de Id livered at, and reimbursement for tn es actual expenses incurred by the arrest i ing officer should be claimed at, the near ,e est Army post, camp or station.