New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1917, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2i, Wilson's UITS We have taken our Blue Pencil. The ices are marked very low. These suits old from $15.00 to $30.00. They are now marked $9.50, $13.50, $16.50 and $19.50. hese prices will not be maintained for long) § All of our $5. 00 and $5.50 PURE SILK SHIRTS xcepting plain whites and collar attached) $2.85 now. e silk and some have satin stripes. All fast color or your money back. n‘.'e of our $2.00 SHIRTS now $1.00. - ome of our $1 50 SHIRTS now 2 for $1.50 Al of our hlgh grade Neckwear at very low prices " “Wilson” special white oxford collar tached shirt $1.50. duction on Not one penny re- this shirt. Summer Sport Coats $5.85 now. s is a sale of merchandise conforming to established “Wilson” splendid standard of quallty City Items a Saxon Six. oline. Advt. civil case of Henry McEnroe Dell and Westfield, schedul- a hearing this week, has been out of court. dness of Aunt Delia’s Bread.— lam Wise of this citf, formerly I from which bjected because of physical dis- has returned to his home in ork city to ascertain his reg- bn number and learn whether been drafted into Uncle Sam's a Saxon Six. 21 miles to gal- soline. Advt. loe a Fountain Pen and a trav- bottle of nk on your vacation. 66 Church St.—advt. a Saxon Six. 21 miles to gal- oline. Advt. JE CANNING LESSONS, of Instruction at Grammar School Opens Tuesday. lessons in canning will begin ¥ morning at 9 o'clock at the sationa] Grammar school. All Hesiring to join any class should sent at that meeting, to decide class she wishes to join. Each may bring the following ma- or buy the materials at the quarts quarts; quart jar, ); string beans, 2 , % peck; carrots, 2 quarts ); tomatoes, 2 quarts; corn, sars; lima beans, 3 quarts in all berries, 1% quarts; peaches, Juarts; apples, 3 quarts; pears, quarts, and currants, 1-1% heets, 2 21 miles to gal- | command he | SCHOOL FOR APPRENTICES. Plumbers to’ Pay While Studying. A new course has been opened at the trade school supplementary to the regular day course. The master plumbers have felt for a long time that more knowledge of the business than the actual hand work should be given their apprentices and ways and means have been discussed for ful- filling this need. After a tonference between the trade school authorities and master plumbers a definite course | was arranged in which the apprentice is to be given the opportunity to take drawing, mathematics and shop talks for a period of one-half day per week, his time at the trade school being paid for at his regular rate by the | master plumbers. The subjects given will be directly applicable to the trade and will be intended to develop the apprentice into a well rounded journeyman. It { is expected that the course will prove of great benefit and interest. This movement is in accord wifh present day methods and shows the progressiveness of the master plumb- ers. Master Employes ORDERED TO REPORT. The following members of the Am- bulance Company recently recruited in this city and Meriden have been notified to report at Allentown, Pa., August 1, for training: Thomas S. Gavin, Wilfred J. Nell, Le Roy Wil- cox, A. F. Johnson, Philip Ryan, Harry Kemmerer, Charles Seltzer, Harry C. Jackson, Fugh V. Conroy, Edward Johnson and John Hasson. The men in the above unit re mem- bers of the Medical Reserve Corps of the United States Army. A bicycle owned by Charles Sawicki of 82 Franklin street has beel re- ported stolen. Buy an Indiana truck.—advt. AUTOMOBILE BLUE Stop wondering BGOK whether you are on he right road—Carry a BLUE BOOK and e sure. = (Stationery Dept.) 3 ICKINSON — DRUG CO., m Fmen ar 1917, ‘ NEW BRITAIN NAMES IN CONSCRIPTION LIST ’ As an indication to New Britaini nen of the possibility of their being eventually called for service in the city’s first quota, the Herald has pre- pared these figures, which are by no means official, but which should prove to bo nearly correct. The quc of the city is in the | neighborhood of 500. The local regis- tration board will work from the top of the list on names in the order which they were drawn and will call each in turn until the quota is com- plete. The remainder will be tempo- rarily exempt, at least. To obtain the necessary 500 this paper figures that at least two out of three will be ex- empted on the call, because of physi- cal unfitness, dependents, or the fact that the one drawn is an alien. In other words it will probably be neces- sary fo hail between 1,500 and 2,000 men- before the local board to ohtain the 500. Consequently the first 1,500 awn are sure of going if they are physically fit, and fill other re- quirements. Each individual knows the facts concerning himself. ‘The columns of the Herald contain approximately nine names to the inch. In last evening's regular paper there were 71 inches of names, or approx- imately 639 names. Hence every name drawn last evening will be called here, unless luck has played ap unusual trick and there is a large pércentage of cligible men in the first few drawn. In addition to this the first eight columns of names In tonight’s paper may constitute the names of men to be called. Unless the percentage of ineligibles is & great deal larger than the Herald has figured, the man, whose name was not in last night's Herald, nor whose name is not in the first eight colfimns of tonight's paper, will not be called. There were 63% names in last night's paper. There will be 180 names in each full column tonight. The list will start tonight with the 640th man eligible and continue. We repeat that it will probably be nec- essary to take the first 2,000 before the quota is complete. - Each man Is named in the order of his liability, in the Herald's columns. Of course there will prove to be a few mistakes but in the main the figures and names will be correct. There were approximately 1440 names in Jast night's lextra but 800 of these are repedated tonight. LOUIS H. ABERTIS, 57 East Main. FRANCIS SOMOJIDEN, 18 Gilbert. ADOLPH L. ESSELL, 39 Lawlor. LAWRENCE MARTIN, 38 Summer. ADOLPH KOOTS, 4 Union. IGNANCY WARCHOL, 62 Silver. PATRICK J. GAFFNEY, 182 Oak. FRANK BRODSITE, 19 Broad. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, 589 Main. MARTIN EDWARD ANDERSON, Tocust. ANTONIO FRIDI, 264 Cherry. ALBIN WALICKA, 104 Cherry. CARL LOZAN OS, 248 Elm. MAT W RCHOWSKI, 31 Horace, GEORGE HAMKA, 140 Sexton. FRANK SUJBAK, 79 Hartford Ave. JAN BORYSZENWICZ, 111 Orange. ALEX STEPAS, 32 Clark. STANISLAUS KOWALSKI, 18 Broad. SAMUEL L. KOLODNEY, 196 Hart- ford Ave. JOHN P. HOROZEWICZ, 109 Orange. FRANCIS J. COFFEY, 30 Star. ROLF F. SEGERBERG, 8 Lake Ct. EDWARD W. JOHNSON, 364 Church. KARL ZUK, 211 Curtiss. ELIA JOHN SOLOMON, 457 Hart- ford Ave JOHN P. SULLIVAN, SAMUEL EPSTEIN, 100 Rhodes. NICOLA MORINELLI, 128 Beaver. JOHN STERGESON PORFIROS, 153 North. THOMAS AXELBY, 100 Beaver. FRANK A. MACHOLTZ, Cottage Place. PETER SOLMON, 42 Grove. KOSTAS GREJOS, 371 East. MIKE KASZYOKS, McClintock Road. ANDREW CHUDZEK, 199 Broad. ARLES S. KUNTARAS, 18 Unlon. LADIGSLAW BRASKA, 78 Grove. MIO RENALDIN, 178 Oak. MARTIN MALICKS, 148 Grove. EDWARD JAMES CRONIN, Hartford Avenuc. JOHN LEWONTOWICZ, 127 Broad. ALBERT A. PATEAU, 600 E. Main. JOHN DAVIDSON CENKUDA, 36 Silver. Robert W. Wood, 27 Sheffiel FRANK A. SPITZEL, 27 GLEN. LUCIAN W. STROSSL, 19 Kelsey. JAN LASZCYWSKI, 315 Washington. JOSEPH BUCKES, 24 Webster. MICHAEL J. HAUGH, 54 Plcasant. LEON GEBTOISKY, 28 Gold. : GENNARO BAROLO, 271 Clark. JOHN BRASSEL, 189 Winthrop. JULIUS SHEPARD, 55 Market. GEORGE F. SCHEIDLER, 630 West Main. Konstanty, Aluska, STANISLAUS FIL] GAMBATTISTA Clark. FRED W, RYLER, 25 Vine. ARTHUR TREMBLY, 140 Maple. JACOB BOBULA, 680 Booth. STEVE YAWIN, 50 Oak. BENJAMIN N. DARMOC, 21 Horace. FRANK CHARMONT, 4 Union. JOSEPH YOMAN, 450 Main. LEON POZENOCK, 181 Rhodes. LUDWIG RAPPOSCH, 319 Arch. JOHN A. CERRA, 329 Park. JOHN KANE, 16 North. MICHAEL KRABOL, 4 Short. THOMAS WELK, 90 Grove. JOSEPH PEPPER, 220 Clark. NAMAS ASHUHIAU, 179 Washington. OTTO H. WESTPHAL, 181 Rhodes. JOSEPH POLESKI, 44 Grove. JAMES P. KINIRY, 200 East Main. JOSEPH SAROFSKI, 42 Broad. ANDREW ZIELAZE, 193 Hartford avenue, g JOSEPH GDAWACKI, 123 Orange. JOSEPH DOBASYNSKAS, 21 Olive. WILLIAM J, KELLY, 147 Main. STUNYTRY WUCYK 315 Park. ' LINSKI, 200 Beaver. KRO, 10 Union. Y KOFEZNISH, 111 Silver. AM H. GORDON, 164 Hart- venue, KOS GIGHTTI, 331 Lafayette. THOMAS GOYLE, 8 Connerton. HO::AJI\( SIMONTAN, 331 Lafay- ette. ALEXANDER ZKSEWSKE, 28 Con- nerton. 458 Myrtle. 131 198 Stanley. /IC, 34 Horace. VIAGADAULA, 24 EDWARD W. Vine. | ARVID N. SANDSTROM, 61 Harvard. CLEMENS KUBUC, 77 Grove. -3 HARRY A. MUNSON, Blake Road. KIESEWETTER, 82 CLAK KAVOLIK, 61 I JAN A. DAWSON, 42 Prospect. NICHOLS, 173 Malin. ! PREY, 132 Cleveland. LBERT A. GESS, 186 South Main. OTTMAN WARD, 41 Emmons Placc. EDWARD W, PETERSON, STANTSLAUS CAPLICKY CERRILLO ALLERTILI JAME CARLIN, 406 Main. PAUL SUSCMT, 17 Broad. | CHARLES KENDRO“‘QKI 88 Silver. PAUFTL SEINAK, 15 Star. STEVEN TYBURSKI, 52 Booth. PAUL GOZEK, 173 Broad. BERNARD P. NIMRO, 936 Stanley. STANLEY ORALIK, 161 Broad. PETER KOPLY, 35 Oak. IGNATZ, PEORKOWSKI, 143 Grove. CHIMONS PATILIS, 317 Main ALEX PRAUKA, 89 Broad. GEORGE F. McGINNIS, 177 Elm. MIKE CHORENSAN, 107 Arch. JOSEPH A. WOLF, 267 Chestnut. PAUL SUTULA, 199 Broad. PAIL SURBI, 324 Elm. FRANK, Kaft, 191 Broad, SAMUEL KRECHWESKY, 46 Star. JOHN NAPPI, 138 Glen, JOHN BYER PETERSON, 173 Park. HARRY B. PROUDMAN, 82 W. Main. FRED D. ANDERSON, 113 Dwight. JAN GURDA, 63 Broad. FREDERICK HENDRICKSON, Belden. ¥GNATZ KOSCHROK, 73 Grove. SALVATORE SQUILLACE, 189 Oak. AUGUST C. SUESS, 83 Kensington, | DAVID R. OGREN, 863 Stanley. P ANASTASIOS CONSTANTION, 13 La- | fayette. ! ROBERT J. HARPER, 105 Smalley. | MIKE GRESEGORIZEK, 14 Gold. | FRED H. RILEY, 20 Union. 102 Park. 16 EDWARD BROWN, 180 Curtiss. DAVID E. BORG, 708 East. ALBERT P. MARDON, 90 Columbia. EDWARD McMURRAY, 13 Franklin. STANILAUS SKWITAT, - 843 Or- | ange. RAFFALE BUCCENT, 14 Crown. ALEX KOSAKOMSKI, 55 Lawlor. BROS E. HULTEN, 15 Roberts. ANTHONY MIRANTI, 274 Chapman. JOSEPH POLUBINSKIE, 104 Grove. WILLIAM M. CRANDALL, 350 Park. EDWARD GONEZCA, 27 Lyman, JOHN B. SHEET, 287 Elm. ANTHONY BEZRUTCZYK, ace. FRANK JENABI, 178 Oak. AUGUST SAMRAU, 63 Booth. STEVE ROMANPOSKI, 20 Horace. PETER KARBONIK, 42 Star. STEVE KULPA, 130 Beaver. SELIK RUTKIN, 90 West. GIUSSEPPE BATTARO, ette. | MICHAEL GIURRILO, 11 Clark. CHARLES H. McGINNIS, 82 Grand. TONY GUMPKA, 59 Market. ANDRYCJ FOTERA, 86. Booth. EDWARD MASUERO, 276 Elm. JOSEPH ZAJSERT, 111 Grove. JACOB DAGRMAIYEAN, 155 North, EMIL RENT, 67 Grove. ADOLPH GREGOR ,51 Lawlor, JOSEPH F. DROSSELL, 40 Orange. PHILIP HERBERT OBERG, 164 Dwight. FRANCISZEK KOBIS, 242 High. JOS. M. O’BRIEN, 13810 Stanlcy JOHN PADLEK, 99 Broad. BENNIE BERKOWITZ, 216 Oak. DAVID SARGIS, 160 Washington. EDWIN B. LASHER, 226 Stratford Road. GIOSE SOLI, 58 Lafayette. FRANCIS J. DOHERTY, 30 Summer. 0. C. STOCKS, 636 W. Main. RALPH J. MARTIN, 259 Main. ARTHUR H. METCALF, 19 Emmons Place. FELIX RETKUS, 316 Church. MIKE GARDEL, 166 Broad, CZESLW ZALENSKI, 11 Broad. ZIGUN SOPLIKAURKI, 402 Allen. ARTHUR S, BARROWS, 48 Lincoln, CARROLL W. HOOLAND, 540 Chest- nut. JOSEPH KOZION, 276 High. PETER LEE BEDK, 134 Winter. ANTHONY PSKA, 80 Broad. YGNAS POLKA, 27 Hurlburt. WILLIS A. LOCKWOOD, 149 Black Rock. HOWARD WESLEY DRAPER, 151 Fairview. JOHN SOZEFEL, 40 Orange. WILLIAM J. HESLIN, 150 Oak. JOSEPH KAROLSICK, 33 Smith. DAVID J. DIXON, 193 Hartford Ave. P. K. JASINSKI, 105 Broad. 'EDWARD JOHANNA, 145 Washing- ton. DAVID ODISHOO, 495 Main, VICTOR BERTINI, 400 Middle. IGNAS SIUS PICKORA, 87 Grove. FROMICA, PAULO, 75 Clark. ANTONIO JASION, 50 Harris. MARTIN MOARETT, 10 Union. JAMES ROUILLARD, 14 Beaver. JOHN WILBUR EDWARDS, Chestnut. ALEXANDER MACORIA, 30 Gald. - GEORGE R. NELSON, 563 East. HARRY WESSELLS, 55 Winthrop. WILLIAM WERNEKING, 175 Main. GUISEPPE GIONFRIDDS, 54 Beaver, PETER SEMPICKI, 15 Sexton. EUSTACHIUZO MARCUICZYH, 168 Grove, WALTER WISTORT, 50 Woodland. JOSEPH F. NIEDZVIECK, 21 Ceme- tery Iane. GUNNARD CARLSON, 61 Main, ABRAHAM GEORGES, 68 Broad. WILLIAM G. GRAY, 99 North. CARMEN GOJIAN, 29 Lafayette. JOSEPH SARISKI, 57 Sexton, LOUIS OLULA, 93 Broad. TONY DAGATA, 196 Curtis. JOHN L. LARSON, Blake Road. HUGH V. CONROY, 445 Church. JOHN JOHAN E. ARONSON, 59 Arch. JOHN D. HUMPHREY, 72 Winthrop. CARL VALENTINE, 13 Lilac, ANDREW BADZROCK, 73 Orange. JOSEPH DUNKEL, 106 Rockwell. RUDOLPH GOCHT, Bain. ANTANAS ANSANKA, 312 High. PHILIP KETS, 64 Hartford Ave. VINCENT J. SMITH, 144 High. BERNARD J. FITZPATRICK, Chestnut. JACK SALONIA, 46 Lafayette, MIKE HERSKY, 21 Silver. EVERBTT CUCCHILLI, 126 Oak. WADLAW STOKARSKY, 174 Broad. 28 Hor- 135 Lafay- 349 496 | JACOB A. MATTSON, 118 Willow. HARRY APPELL, 594 W. Main. NTE A. FOBERG, 92 Jubllee. | HARRY BURKE, 29 Myrtle. WILLIAM RUBACK, 22 Hulburt. SACLESAW OPALINSKI, 62 Silver. JOHN BRUNOTI, 271 Clark. ALEX SRZYSUOSKI, 33 Orange. | JEREMIAH A. MAHONEY, 426 Main. TONY MIKOLAJOSYK, 200 High. RUDLUF PLTZER, 184 Curtis. GIOVORNI MARTINELLI, 271 Park. HOWARD JONES, 55 Wnithrop. ERNEST F. BRADLEY, 15 Cherry. GUSTAVE RENCES, 63 Booth. NOZANNI CUDWIN, 179 Oak, CLARENCE E. CONANT, 103 Camp. HOWARD W. BLINN, 12 Maple. IGNACY LYS, 57 Grove. HOWARD S. MCcKIRDY, 1112 Stan- ley. WALLIE Main. MICHAEL ROGGINO, 264 Cherry. FRANK CURWIESKI, 23 Horace. CARL E, STROM, 432 Park. MICHAEL BATASKI, 16 Sexton, STEVE TISKOBSKI, 140 Grove. ADOLPH K.\RDOK, 130 Winter. GUSTAV MAITZ, 34 Arch. JOSEPH CARLSON, 852 Arch. PASQUALE VITTORIA, 181 Arch. DOMINICK SAVINO, 214 Elm. EDW. O. ROBBINS, 114 Main. FRANK H. PETERSON, 397 Church. VONSTANTEI VULEWSKI, 14 Gold. ELMER QUENTIN ANDERSON, Roxbury road, MIKE WOLOSNOVICH, 102 Sexton HOWARD HENRY SLATE, 61 Wells. LEON KAUCEIWICZ, 80 Silver. JOHN WALUS, 174 Winter. MANUEL ATASHIAN, 408 Arch. WILLIAM O. DAMMLING, 87 Pleas- ant. REO. VANYUSH, 305 Washington. WILLIAM J. REGAN, 115 North. EMMANUEL D’ARNOLD, 188 Wash- ington. GEORGE STAWIDER, 119 North, STANLEY MALS, 11 Grove. HARRY BROWN, 131 Dwight. ARTHUR F. GROTH, 938 Rockwell FRANK S. SAUNDERS, 441 Park. ALEXANDER LYSAKOWSKI, Silver. ARTHUR J. NYBORG, 51 Howard. RAYMOND JOHN MANSFIELD, 28 Hungerford Court. JOHN V. FOSTER, 25 Meadow. JACOB KRASAWA, 226 High. FRED J. E. MACHULITZ, 43 Dewey. ANDREW PICHELINO, 103 Grove. WALTER A. MACHOLTZ, 38 Cottage. | ALEXANDER LAPINSKI, 41 Clinton. FRANK KAWKA, 7 CHAS. STEPONOVICE, 268 North. ROBERT M. SHAILER, 110 §. Bur- ritt. KARMINZ SKORAT, 360 Church. ADAM BRENKOWSKI, 201 High. | BABA JOSEPH, 39 Union. | FUGENE FASELLE, 22 Brook. | LEON GREOS, 371 Main. GIOVANI DEL CEGUO, 468 Myrtle. GABRIEL GEORGE, 323 Park. ! FRANK KERN, 117 Glen. | PAUL BACHMAN, 27 Whiting. | S SANTO STELLA, 155 Washington. JAMES M. QUINLIN, 96 Seymour. JOSEPH TOPIOLEK, 67 Grove. WILLIAM B. QUINLIVAN, 101 Tre- mont, HENRY KOPOLOWITZ, 59 Dwight. STUART HELLBERG, 130 Lincoln. | NOBIMARO TUGARIN, .55 Lexing- ton. WILLIAM J. GLEED, 228 Maple. SARCEP CHAINIM, 29 Lafayette. VENCENCO TOMASONE, 157 Wilcox FREDERICK SHREINER, 48 Sey- mour. JOHN A. BRADDOCK, 67 Grove. SALVATORE MILINE, 2 Washing- ton Place, VENCENTI GROSKI, 68 Sexton. ANTONI MAGNUSZEWSKI, 10 Grove JOSEPH ZARTNOMI 175 Oak. STANISLAW ALLRS, 262 High, MOOSKI SMALL, 18 Lee. STANISLAU KOKAISKI, 61 Grove. FELIX IBSYUSKI, 337 Allen. OTTO C. WAGNER, 605 E. Main. WALTER F. D] , 45 Griswold. GEORGE C. 'H, 84 Camp. ADOLF H. SILVER, 53 Pleasant. HENRY M. RANGES, 33 Wakefield. SAMUEL M. DAVIDSON, Main. WILLIAM LOZOWNIKAS, 44 Lafay- ette. JAS. JOS. GUITLY, 243 ¥Im. DANIEL O’DAY, 69 Wilson. ANTHONY SOZAZSKOWSKI, Orange. ¢ DAVID W. COFFER, 87 Tremont. FIULIO LAURETTI, 265 Myrtle. WLADESLAW KULAS, 242 Wash. ISADORE WYBUOWIZ, 176 High. ROBERT M. ANDREWS, 574 W: Main. GEORGE C. FLLINGER, 145 Cherry. JOHN J. NOLAN, 354 Main. CHAS. R. CARLSON, 100 Franklin. EDWARD R. GUTZMACHER, 180 Hart. RAYMOND H. FULLER, 45 Stanley. FRED E. BUTLER, Jr., 48 Camp. WILLIAM H. REVOIR, 887 Stanley. WILLIAM BOROSKY, 64 Booth. PETER KIKEO, 50 Oak. GEORGE SZYDLO, 160 Grove. AGRIPPINO GALLO, 2 Washington Place. ISIDORE PAILACZYNSKI, 315 Park. JOSEPH A. ABRAMOWICZ, 85 Booth. JOSEPH GREENBERG, Main. DOMINIC AMORURO, 117 Washing- ton. DAVID A. ALLEN, 11 Ash. CARL SCHINDENOLF, 7 Slater Rd. HOWARD W. SMITH, 107 Lasalle. GIUSEPPE GINNA, 406 Main. PANCRAZIO PASTA, 348 Arch. TONY NESTA, 412 South Main. JOHN MOOSHIE, 42 Silver. JOSEPH BOBINAS, 32 Franklin. WILLIAM W. WELLS, 430 Main. GEORGE E, FREDERICK, 55 North. ROBERT L. GRISWOLD, 153 Green- wood. NICK PAPAVICSILIRI, 343 Park. JOHN GOODRICH, 86 Sexton. ARTHUR W. ANDERSON, 99 Win- throp. PIEATIAS ‘Winter. FRANK ZILKOSKI, 45 Clinton. JOSEPH SOWINSKI, 154 Broad. GEORGE F. GLOSSOP, 3 E. Lawlor. JOHN PUCICOLK, 14 Gold. H. CHRISTISEN, 157 &o. 11 29 39 [East WALENLUKCUS, 142 The Man Who Picks One of These HORSFALL SUITS FOR MEN AT REDUCED PRICES certainly is privileged! They are strictly all wool many were made on our own premlses—and in these days of woolen scarcity their liberal price concessions are remarkable. SUITS That Formerly Sold for $16.50 to $38 are divided into five groups and priced at $12.75, $14.75, $18.75, $23.75, $27.50 (about 300 suits) Horsfallx IT PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND ©3-90 ASYLUM ST. Comnectingith 140 TRUMBULL ST) HARTFORD PIETRO GIACALOMI, 161 Washing- ton. ALSALOS ALKOS, 205 Broad. SARKIS H. DAMERIGAN, 120 Com- mercial. g WILLIAM P. GARD, 345 Arch. ALBERT P. NATZKE, 483 Stanley. ALEXANDER CHISOTOWSKI, 162 Grove. FREDERICK FIFONEK, 77 Lawlor. JOSEPH SIOK, 93 Gold. GHESCE NAZZAVENA, Wilcox. MICHAEL KOCZOLWICZ, 5 Lyman. DAVID SERGIS, 521 Main. JOHN T. DONNELLY, 281 So. Main. PAUL W. GREENWALD, 518 Church. mmm SOYMOZAKIOWICZ, 354 th. { CHARLES G. DAVEY, 94 Franklin, CARL GZAL, 141 Broad, LOUIS K{(AIAS, 119 North. ANTHONY MOLSILIAS, 31 Hulburt. ARTHUR L. GRITMACHER, k£ 180 Hart. HERMAN RAMM, 111 Cherry. MARTIN BELZA, 203 Curtis. WLADY STAU, 24 Beaver. FELIX SHURISKI, 200 Hartford Avenue. STEVE J. KOLOTZ, 28 Farmington. LOUIS HORWITZ, 28 Olive. JOSEPH P. MEEHAN, 90 Garden. WILLIAM J. SMITH, 96 Franklin. ALBERT KOSLOWSKI, 31 Lyman. ANTHONY A. DOBRUOK, 12 Wilson. THOMAS F. CREAN, 27 Grand. ADOLPH R. RAPP, 212 South Main. AUGUSTA A. BENNEIT, 26 Highland THOMAS J. RUSKIE, 626 Stanley. ALBERT JOHNSON, 265 High. OTTO H. SCKELJERT, 17 Dewey. MIKE KAPA, 115 Beaver. X JOSEPH WOJDO, 51 Putnam. ADOLPH P. DANG, 31 Glen. JOHN J. REMELLET, 72 Maple. CHARLES E. NEALE, 24 Trinity. THOS. J. WILBOR, JR., 24 Franklin Square. WILLIAM WINTICH, 76 Belden. ARTHUR ANDERSON, 23 Hawkins. MICHEL JOHN FALTYNOWIOZ, 158 ‘Wilcox. JACK ZUK, 96 Gold. SZEZEPON WOJAZ, 83 Orange. EDWARD W. NYQUIST, 27 City Ave. LOUIS ZEUDZIANOSKI, 87 Gold. GIANO GRECORENNE, 45 Tremont. AJAN OSJ LUDEO, 29 Williams. JOSEPH REWISKI, 45 Silver. EDWARD M. MCCARTHY, 1938 Daley. WILLIAM A. FORSYTHE, 17 Crown. JACK ARUTE, 489 South Main HENRY W. ASSEL, 4 Austin. FRANK MROFKA, 59 Broad. HYMAN Y. MICKLIN, 21 OHve. HENRY D. EDDY, 240 West Main. JOHN LOGAN, 298 Park. ROY F. DEUTSCH, 242 Main. FREDERICK J. HANSON, Dwight. NATHAN SINGER, 42 Maple. CHARLES POGLITSCH, 138 Glen. JAMES V. O’'BRIEN, 155 Road. STANLEY JENEGE, 10 Gilbert. { FRANK KUBILIUS, oo ok | SAM SEIDMAN, 55 Clark. KAJIMERES SITDRATIS, 52 Lafay- ette, JOHN LAZAR, 54 Union. EDWARD PALLETT, Plainville Rd. FREDERICK D. LEE, 51 Chestnut. JOSEPH MILESKI, 24 Booth. CORNELIUS M. HANNON, 7 Lawlor. PAUL MAZAL, 128 Beaver. FRANK NORCYK, 59 Broad. JOSEPH GIEDRATIO, 9 Beaver. FELIUS MARCIANGIOLI, 98 Beaver. SARKIS EKZIAN, 29 Lafayette. FRANK SPARTA, 318 Elm. KOSTANKY POPLOWSKI, 238 Broad. JOSEPH E. BERGERON, 4 Milk. MAX R. UHLIG, 54 Greenwood. GUSTAVE NORDGREN, 196 Pleas- ant. MITCHELL GARABDIAN, 56 Beaver YARIC PETER, 51 Putnam. HAROLD ASKWORTH, 47 Jubilee. WYLLIS NAZRAY, Hotel Bronson. EMERY G. PETERSON, 125 Faire view. ALEX YACYNOWITZ, 109 Orange. HON QUEZ, 11 Lafayette. FRANK BRIGANDI, 1 Hartford Ave. CHARLES HUDZIK, 4 Union. RUDOLPH DESKI, 62 Shefleld. JOHN ALFREDSON, Wooster. MAZERENO DE LARAI\ZO Myrtle. JOHN J. DOHERTY, 193 Clark. ERNESTO GIORDAND, 223 North. RAYMOND H. TAYLOR, 249 High. SAMUEL HAGOPIAN, 17 Oak. JOSEPH A. PRAINPA, 313 Washing- ton. ALVIN B. JONES, 465 Stanley. GEORGE W. MITCHELL, 27 Madison. CHARLES MORKEWICZ, 59 Beaver. LAWRENCE KRAMER, 202 Sey- mour. PALOFELO DANTONIO, 14 Orown. ARISTOAMURRI, 12 Smith. THOMAS J. MCAVOY, 40 Hulburt. THEODORE OPELINSKI, 62 Silver. LUIGI FABULI, 209 Cherry. WILLIAM G. GREEN, 64 Rockwell Ave. HARRY A. WITKIN, 287 Glen. STEVE TULIK, 98 Booth, JOSEPH TORIN, 263 Lawlor. FRANK PIETRYAK, 69 Orange. PETER SKOWRONEK, 47 Spring. WILLIAM J. Naughton, 342 High. JOHN HARRY JOHNSON, 91 Hart. JAMES V. SLERNO, 11 Broad. WILLIAM E. BOURGEOIS, 134 Dwight. . JACON ZUPARN, 29 South High. GEORGE B. LUCAS, 236 South Main. HAROLD Lee JUDD, 45 Franklin Sq. JOSEPH BROUCHI, 324 Elm. | JOSEPH DOLACK, 41 Clinton. FRANK K. HAHN, 181 Washington. 43 Franklin. PATRICK A, COLLINS, 102 Sexton. (Continued on Third Page.) From New Britain IName? . & s Age .... Address ...... Parents’ Name When Enlisted In Army or Navy In What Branch ........ (Fill This Out and Return Nearest of Kin (i1 ~xo rarents) Patriots Enlisted in the Nation’s Service. to Editor > Herald.) As a result of the campaign which the Herald is waging to determine the correct number of enlistments from this city and the true draft quota, over fifty of the above blanks have been received at this office from parents, who have sons in some branch of the service. This fact is en- couraging as this is only the third day of the campaign and if returns continue to pour in at the aforemen- tloned rate of speed New Britain will soon know whether its population has been overestimated and its number of credits for enlistments underestimateda by the statisticlan from Glastonbury. Ever ready to be among the leaders in any patriotic move, the citizens of this city feel that their good nature has been imposed upon and that they should at least have a right to know the methods used for the first draft army computation. According to the Governor’ tatistician, this city will have to furnish 531 men as their pre- scribed allotment. They have conced- cdmm New Britain 327 enlistments which was deducted from quota of 840, e i In order to find out whether the above statistics are correct all parents having a son in the service are urg- ently requested to fill out one of the above bhlanks and sent it in to the Editor of The Herald.