The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-17
65 YOUTHS HAD
 SAD DEPARTURE
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Cast Their Votes

An unuSuHl 1edtuTe OI tAic SVGAV was the fact that approximately half of the contingent cast votes for the coming municipal election prior to leaving. This was the first time this procedure had ever been adopted in Waterbury, and the absentee ballots filled out by the men will not be opened until elec- ton day, November 4.
 Today's contribution to Americas armed forces will proceed to Hart ford for physical examinatinos, and those accepted will be sent on to Fort Devens, Massachusetts. In the future, under a new ruling, pre-in- duction examinations will be held in the Capitol City, and draftees will entrain directly for the Massachu- settS training camp on the induc- ton date, instead of stopping er- route at Hartford. This procedure Is expected to reduce the possibility of embarrassment attendant upon instances where draftees have given up jobs only to be rejected later for physical reasons.
 Names of Youths
 Those who left today were:
 Board l6A-Patrick Michael Cih- anese, B East Liberty street; Dem his Francis Broderick, 82 Lounsbury avenue; Martial Joseph Bisaillon, 69o South Main street; Joseph An thony D!Chiara, 20 Railroad street; and Joseph w. Perry, 10l4h South Main street.
 Board l6-B: Joseph P. DiLeo, i47 East Liberty street, John Buckley, 6l Harrington avenue Assistant leader), Ernest L. Sathory, 261 Beecher avenue, Victor Paglilari, 20 Brennan Place, Robert DeSantis, PAP Baldwin street, Francis G. Riach 25 Wildemere avenue, Joseph Santa Maria, 2783 East Main street, Ed ward Jankowski, 278i East Main street( leadwer), Andrew Cerullo, A North Beason street, Thomas Fran cis Hagerty, l579 Hamilton avenue Russell P. Blanchard, 163 Blanchard street.
 Board l5-A: Mortimer Herman Nadel, 9l Clinton St.; Alexander Konavaluk, 39 High St.; Edward Theodore RacZynski, 1i2 Rose St.; Thomas Joseph Rurkowski, 177 Monmouth Ave-: Francis Vincent Lorusso, 91 Easton Ave; Andrew John Lucewicz, 233 Bishop St.; John Harnick, 92 Hill St.; Wilfred Joseph Cabana, 39 Hill St.; Walter Anna truda, 85 Giles St.; Nijazi Abbdulla Fazo, 28 North Elm St.; Charles Arthur Pugliese, 48 Ives St.; Harry Enrico Quintaglie, 162 Easton Ave; Armord Constant Di Teta, 51 Wal nut St.; Michael Dominic LaSalata, 159 Orange St.; John Michael Ya- covino, 31 Brewster St.; Frank Rosa, Hazel St.; Anthony Rinaldi, 789 | North Main St.; Vincent Joseph Chlemowicz, 59 York St.; Richard Paul Adduci, 135 Byrneside Ave.
 Board 15-B: Philip Houghton, IA Mitchell Ave; William Phillips, Clough road, R. F. D. No. 3; Harry Normand, 97 Elmwood Ave; John McNaught, A Waterville St.; An thony Bauser, 87 Green St.; George Jones, 195 North Main St.; Louis DiRienzo, 463 Wilson St.; William Demers, 10 Willow Court; Charles Newman, Middlebury Rd.; Middle bury; Benjamin Caruso. 27 West Porter St.; Bertram Horton, s02 Bunker Hill Ave: Franklyn Danen, 259 Pine St.: Vito Sarafinas, 627 Washington Ave; Daniel LePage, 58 Clematis Ave: Rudolph Plumb. 67 Watertown Ave; Joseph Paulius, 677 No. Riverside St.; Donald Me- Ternan. 106 Columbia Blbd.; Will liam Walker, 252 Hillside Ave-; Will liam Moran. l43 Willow St.; Salva- tore Atonelli, eS French St.; Wa tertown; James Cunningham, l35 West Main St.; Nicholas Morea, 58 Sperry St.; Etalo Pannoni, 1909 Bank St.; William Butler. l6o Chestnut Ave; Henry Mulligan, i04 Fairview St.; Donald Grove, 62 Ciough road: Leo Raymond, Si8 Willow St.: Frederick Eadore, 232 Plaza Ave: William Amberg. B3 Euclid Ave; John Arminas, 500 No. RivaERide St.