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If you are going to enjoy your vaca- tion to/the utmost, you will need one of these thin, cool, comfortable Out- ing Suits. Just the thing to loaf and play in. Two-piece OCuting $18.00. For the Hotel veranda and Board- walk here are the smartest suits a man could want—perfect in cut, make, and fit. Smart patterns in the newest shades of blue, gray, tan, and brown $12.00 to $24.00. Specal values at $20.00. Suits $8.00 to NEW BRITAIN, CONx, SECOND DISTRICT DRAFT GOMPLETED (Continued from First, Page) William Roche of Union street, local correspondent of the Hartford Cou- rant, and William C. Kranowitz of John B. Street, 167 Smalley. Willlam Lipshitz, 126 Hfd. Ave. ‘Arthur O. Hinkel, 589 Main. Joseph Gianninoto, 323 Oak. Benj. Harrlson West, 64 Church. Harry Rivers Hollard, 414 East. Benj. Miller, 1057 Farle St., New York. Axel Bergendahl, Stanley. John Krawill, 28 Dewey. Paul Blume, 43, Woodland. John Jacob Dzick, 115 North. Patrick Scarinzo, 27 Dwight. Angelo Genovese, 6 Chestnut. David Shroeader, 80 Talcott. Glacoma Bonolo, Chester Place. James J. Lawlor, 70 Austin. Albert Robertson, 75 Linden. Simon ¥. Arhling, 315 Church. Donald A. Dodge, 319 Main. Vincent Allen, 157 Hartford Ave. Henry W. Briere, 210 Maple. Harold R. Jones, 562 Stanley. Morris Adelman, 22 Hurlburt. Antoni Sbriglio, 37 Chestnut. Charles W. Poppel, 171 Dwight. John F. Quilty, 243 Elm. Louis Charles Burkhart, 74 Willlam. Misch Derderian, 16 Spring. Wanting to Be Exempted. | Those passing the physical test but seeking exemption because of depend- ! ents, business, ete.: James Barlow, 812 So. Main. Julian Wezowicz, 131 North. ‘W. F. Hannon, 352 No. Burritt. Reginald E. Towers, 53 Stanley. Alfred E. Hadden, 852 East. V. Holden, 98 Dwight. Edward Walter Curtin, 54 Winter. Robert A. Lobdell, 74 Talcott. ‘W. A. Krick, 1120 Stanley . Paul Klambt, 12 Pearl Ct. Henry J. Clark, 17 Sheffleld. ‘W. J. Fagan, 23 Kelsey. Charles E. Parker, 14 Belden. Santi Puzzo, 45 Belden. Mike Brown, 33 Dewey. Z. Sokolosky, 121 North. Adam Budrick, 65 Harvard. ‘Walter C. Owen, 5 Chapman. Julius Peltzer, 33 Vega. Frank R. Hoole, 242 North. Tony Rose, 36 Whiting. D. Francolino, 126 Oak. John B. Miller, 728 East. William Willlams, 338 Main. Geo. J. Dagenais, 234 E. Main. W. Paskowski, 182 Jubilee. William H. Hall, 57 Francis. August Otto Nobitz, 66 Jubilee. Albert James Simons, 212 So. Main. Harry C. Lyon, 86 Dwight. John Jacob, 18 Clark. Samuel Mascus, 485 Main. Adam Rukoski, 112 Whiting. Anthony S. Paonessa, 178 Tremont. William J. Sullivan, 163 Tremont. Robert Joseph Pape, 264 Cherry. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917, A. Hovhiandnesian, 621 Malin, l Persia. Jos. Samul, Russia. Sant! Busca, 21 Seymour, Italy. William Gudzinskas, 39 Franklin, Russia. William Leoktsky, Ave., Austria. 0. Denojos, 30 Hartford Ave., Italy. Jos. Gusteinas, 64 Rhodes, Russia. ‘William Henry Sloat, 84 Church, Great Britain. Peter E. Cocus, 64 Union, Greece. Bernard Finklesteln, 101 Winter, Russia. Chas. Braga, Oak, Italy. Michael Ribisky Christian Russia. ¥. Gombaty, 311 Church, Austria. Tommy Vella, 175 Oak, Italy. Rudolf Theo. Snygg, 128 Pleasant, Sweden. Andrew Rekas, 20 Star, Russla. F. Pacci, 214 Oak, Italy. V. Florida 215 Elm, Italy. Thos. Essil Lazar, 86 Maple, Persia. John Welyko, 103 Tremont, Austhia. Joseph Samsel, 26 South Main, ! Russia. Asta Adam, 98 Commercial, Turkey. Frank Tormeldt, 38 Whiting, Aus- tria. Aaron Lysman, 19 Oak, Russia. 1. Blancato, 58 Dwight, Italy. John Witz, 134 South Main, Aus- tria. T. J. Turkey. Joe Bazarnick ,370 Elm, Russia. Louis Palombo, 494 South Main, Ttaly. Honas Muroodis, 422 Main, Turkey. Joseph Renand, 238 North, Great Britain. Henry Blandi, 318 Church. Austria. ‘Willilam Bell, 70 Lawlor, Lngland. Bvan Krish, 29 Willow, Russia. R. Hintz, 42 Carlton, Russia. D. Vitoantonis, 1019 Stanley, Italy. Paola Cimeone, 19 Corbin Pl, Italy. T. Pucci, 227 Oak, Italy. Thos. Catandalla, 88 Franklin, Italy. Louis Zcldes, 17 Laurel, Russia. B. Yuskewicz, 60 Woodland, Rus- sla. Karam Jacob, 52 Center, Persia. A. Manna, 177 Ellis, Italy. Thos. Arri, 31 Franklin, Italy. Frank Lombardo, 17 Bigelow, Italy. A. Rossi, 75 Clark, Italy. Ernest T. Arustrom, 117 Sweden. Phillp Pucci, 227, Oak St., Italy. Alfred Rodello, 175 Clark, Italy. Jagsef Smith, Windsor, Russia. Santi Cianci, §7 Spring, Italy. ‘W. Cibulavicius, 38 Connerton, Rus- sfa. 189 Hartford Ave., 97 Hartford Lane, Bekakonig, 98 Commercial, Falrview, John Kozlowskl, 56 Smalley. James J. Dunn, 188 North. M. B. Mozzicato, 10 Spring. Oscar Nygren, 766 Goldberg, 90 H John A. Gustafson, Charles C. Hickey, Carl J. R. Nelson, East. d. Ave. 107 Dwight. 157 Fairview St. 58 Fairview. Harry A. Berkowitz, 728 Stanley. Francis P. Kerin, 3 Sexton. Edward Greenstein, 827 Elm. Joseph F. Madden, Nicholas Hrycow, Albert Pinto, 86 M Anthony Bambara, 16 Pearl Court. Joseph F. Murphy, 302 Eim. Max Reinholdt, 2 Davis. John J. Coffey, Gideon Routhir, Roberto Arguzzi, porary. 48 1 Exemption Walter W. Nye, Alack E. Siderow Frank J. Kovalauska, 161 Kelsey. A. Compagnone, 5 Harold R. Labdel Adolph Peterson, Sam Wolf, C. Cassarino, 351 Chas. A. Macho Place. John Warner Johnson, 521 Church. Charles Neumann, E. Mirza, 39 Unio R. K. Begley, 12 Wilson. A. La Branche, R. A. M. Panza, 111 Peter Gherlone, 4 George L. Gans, Simon Stanley Howi C. S. Goodell, 227 George L. Greatore, 386 Stanley. R. Coons, 10 Kelsey, John A. Eklund, 869 East. E. Clarence E. Sautl E. C. Nvack, A. H. Hoffman, 6 George C. Ellinger, Francis W Egan, 5 ity student. Peter C. Cabelus, F. Pearce, 60 Che: 1. Shapiro, 33 De George J. Margent Joseph €. M. O. Elstrand, 4 Nathan Kolbin, 1 W. E. Wilson, 462 Samuel Snetro, 1 Isadore Gorfain, Fred H. Ramsdell, D. Infante, 124 R A. A. Geer,,58 Cro William J. Fowler, Harold K. Scheid Angelo Lodi, Emil J. Tanguay, W. H. Hein, 151 East Berl! 23 Olive, 71 S. Main. 24 Jubilee. Wratschka, 209 North, 55 Market. 99 Franklin. 148 Winter. Taple. LINEN Cotton Place. Now. Ladies Dept. “SUITS $9.95 G. Berardi, J. Bodzevisias Russia. J. Press, 71 S. Main. 66 Jubilee, tem- Claims, 2 Hurl fsky, 217 North. 42 S 07 East. 1, *286 Chapman. 37 Fairvlew. & Kalaszinskis, Oak. J. Korbiza, 76 S 1tz, 38 Cottage Mrs. John funeral 86 Aus n, The 827 Elm. Hartford Ave. day will be held West. tz, 222 Fairview. Chestnut. , solemn high mass celebrated at 9 o’c church, Thompso ment in the famil new cemetery. er, 29 Kelsey. p¢ an extensi A woman of and many she enjoyed the r all those with w quainted. had been ill 2 Jubilee. 145 Cherry. 4 Tremont, divin- 621 Stanley. stnut. wey. ino, for 27 Dwight. | with energy any u 479 Park. 5 Maln. 69 Hartford Myrtle. West. friendly and did n in life to be obscu sonal aims and en Ave. to comfort the aff strongest and chraacteristic was home. She was mother and the and children hav 67 Park. ockwell. wn Ave. 93 West, ler, 304 Park. 1316 Stanley. Wilson. Mrs. Mar, 79 Oak, Italy. L. Dwonn, 48 Willow, of Hannon, who died in Enfield The funeral car will leave reaved home at 8: charming admirable characteristics, she was interested. 45 Connorton, | Tburt, Russia. P. Dargenio, 249 East Main Italy. tar, Austria. 48 Sheffield, 39 Austin Russia Russia. pring, Austria. DEATHS AND FUNERALS D. Hannon. Mrs. John D. vester- | morning. the be- 30 o'clock and a of requiem will be lock at St. Patrick’s | nville. The bodyk tomorrow will be brought to this city for inter- v plot in St. Mary's Hannon's death will be keenly ive circle of friends. ! personality ect and esteem of om she became ac- Despite the fact that she some time, an indefatigable worker and pursued she was ndertaking in which Withal, she was ot allow her outlook red by her own per- deavors. Charitably inclined, Mrs. Hannon was ever ready licted. Perhaps her most outstanding her devotion to her a true wife and unhappy husband e the sincere sym- pathy of those who knew her well. y Chapman. Richter& C. MEMBERS NEW YORK 31 WEST MAIN STREET ..... STOCK Exc!l.ANGE. TEL. 2040. 50 shs Colt’s Arms 50 shs American Hdw. 50 shs Union Mfg Co. 50 shs L. F. & C. 25 shs Niles - Bement- Pond 25 shs American Brass 50 shs American Silver 50 shs Billings € Spencer 20 shs Scovill Mfg. Co.., 50 shs Stanley Works 25 shs S. R. & L. 20 shs Standard Screw 50 shs North & Judd 50. shs Bristol Brass 25 shs Eagle Lock 50 shs Traut & Hine Financial NEW HAVEN’ HITS NEW LOW RECORD Stock Drops to 30 1-4 in Today’s Trading usual {rregular changes today’s early dealings in New Haven fell minimum of The ac- companied the stock market. half a point to the new 32. . Oils and shippings were the strong- features, Mexican Petroleum gaining 2 points, with 1 1-2 each for Texas company and Atlantic, Gulf and est LOCAL STOCKS Railroad Stocks. Hfd & Conn W R R guar 26 NYNH&HRR.... 82% Banks and Trust Companies Am Ind Bank & Tst Co 200 City Bk & Tst Co ... .185 Conn River Bkg Co .145 Conn T & S Deposit Co 510 Fidelity Trust Co .. .305 First Natl Bank 217 Hfd-Aetna Natl Banh ..217 Hfd Morris Plan Co Hfd Trust Co ..... Land Mtg & Title Ca . N B Trust Co Phoenix Natl Bank . Riverside Trust Co 141 538 328 | Security Trust Co .. | State Bank and Trust Co 330 »U 3 Bank Fire Insurance Companies. .388 .720 ..335 .890 47 Aetna Fire 400] Hartford Fire National Fire .. Phoenix Fire .. Standard Fire 345, 400 50, 218 North street, employed on the Flartford Times in Hartford, having passed the physical tests and waived claims for exemption. Following is the record of the day's work: Accepted For Scrvice. Those passing the physical examin- ation prescribed by the war depart- M. Ricardo, 7 West, Italy. John A. Larson, 7 Market, Sweden. John Gingutes, 140 Winter, Russia. Morriz Shapiro, 33 Dewey, Austria. John Kowalski, 31 Lilac, Russia. St. Bwilek, 111 North, Austria. Isidore Berman, 37 Willow, Ru K. Radzevisia, 74 Spring, Russia. August Zeck, 27 Austin, Russia. Gec. Mazuronis, 74 Spring, Russia. Wm. Zinzalet, 51 Franklin, Russia. M. Kochnowitzi, Clark, Austria. Julius Abrahamson, 169 Hartford, Russ: A. Kutola, 49 Lawler, Russia A. Yakulaiaviculs, 111 Hartford, Russia. Jos. Madei, Theo Emanuel. Life and Indemnity Ins. Comps .685 .510 705 Ernest J. Woods, 162 Hfd. Ave. AL A. Strahle, £91 Stanley. Herbert Franklin Baker, 370 Chest- nut. Henry Lewlis Seltzer, 297 Main. N. T. Perrotta, 260 S. Main. Otto L. A. Vater, 324 So. Main, Carl A. Westman, 47 Belden. Marris Marholin, 10 Willow. Charles S. Cotter, 356 Elm. The funeral- of Mrs. Mary Chap- man was held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Stanley Memorial church. Rev. E. Rees officiated. Burial was in rview cemet Nathan Greenberg, 59 E. Main. Henry L. Hepp, 20 Wilson. Charles E. Hadfield, 41 Clark. George F. Kane, 132 Tremont. John M. Schweitzer, 391 Chestnut. A. Beinat, 100 .John. Joseph Gust, 177 Hartford Ave. E. T. Dougherty 3 Clark. John Youknot, 23 Shefiie!d. K. 8. Kvle, 33 Taple. J. W. Wenz, irview. . A. Murph Tlurlburt. Norman J. Bigley, 17 Jubilee. N. P. Tausania W. H. Lyons, 125 Smalley Samuel J. Grossman, $0 Talcott. Jesse E. Norton, 0 South Main. A. Binder, Market George A. Braynt, 481 Charles F. Twining, 3 Stowell, 61 Church. ler, 158 South Maln, West Indies. Bethlehem and Cruci- ble steels and New York Airbrake yielding fractions to a point. i Conn General Life . Prices reacted all around later on ;Hfd Steam Boiler heavy selling of steels. New Haven | Travelers . John A. G. Abrahamson. . = i The funeral of John Algot Gustof.| eStablished a new minimum of 30 1-4 | son Abrahamson was held at his home | and Delaware and Hudson also sold 4 Bigelow street at 2 o’cloc this | at its lowest quotation. Shippings afternoon. Rev. Charles H. Shauck of | and oils virtually surrendered all Hartford officiated and the burial | ns with general unsettlement at was in Fairview cemetery. | noon. : = = | Sclling of equipments became more | So New Eng Tel Charles J. White. | general in the afternoon, Bethlehem | Thmpsnville Wtr Co pfd 30 The funcral of Charles J. White | Steel increasing its loss to six points. | Thmpsnville Wtr Co com 40 of 31 Curtis street, the local manu- | Y€V Haven vielded again and minor facturer, who died Sunday at the | F8ils were heavy. Mexican Petrol- General Hospita] after a long illness, | UM furnished the notable exceptior was held at his home at & o’clock this | ¢Xtending its gain to 2 1-2 points. afternoon. Rev. Harry I. Bodley of- | ficiated. The pall bhearers were . L. Hatch, W. E. Atwood, T. H. Bris- tol, Stewart Parsons, . A. Searle and James S. North. The funeral was largely attended by representative citizens and the floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. | Aetna Life Casualty & Surety 712 Public Uitlities. | Hfd Ccity Gas Lt Co pfa 45 Hfd City Gas Lt Co com Hfd Elec Lt Nor Con Lt & Pw Co ptd 100 Nor Con Lt & Pr Co cem 50 » Earnest Olson, enlisted. Thos. IF. pointed to 55 Dwight, already Jackson, 376 Chestnut, ap- = e Plattsburg. William J. Smith, 937 pointed to Plattsburg. Edward J. Stack, 108 Maple, already enlisted. silomi Wanski, 39 Franklin. Joseph J. Brennecke, 40§ East. #sadore Weinberg, 47 Olive. Geo. J. Unwin, 193 North. Frank Jud, 273 Cherry. Joseph Krenn, Carlyle Barrett, William G. Long, 418 §. Main. Eugene A. Cowles, 46 Maple. Samuel H. Gross. 329 Park. Sam Eshoo, 173 Park. ‘Patrick Claffey, 97 Lawlor. Charles C. Breen, 15 Tremont. Percival E. Danforth, 37 Fairview. Comincio Salevi, 82 West. Patrick Lee, 69 Church. Joseph A. Claffey, 97 Lawlor. John J. McCarthy, 1208 Stanley. Jos. Gregory, 542 E. Main. Fdward W. McCarthy, 209 Rhodes. Jacob Kaplan, 124 Willow. Joseph Willlam Roche, 49 Union. William D. McIntyre, 36 Pearl Ct.. Jnhn A. Km‘m. 3 Sexton. D Gustafson, Clark. Geo. H. Johnson, 488 Stanley. Charles €. Asol, 93 Whiting. Peoter Jensuli Hurlburt. Chas E. Landsr Maple, peals. L. S. Bengston, 325 Chestnut. Sam Schupack, $9 Hfd. Ave. Giuseppe egro, 48 Howard. Jos. Bakaj, 10 Union St. Bernard J. Wickstrom, Eshia Joseph, 32 Cente Richard i David A Y(‘»HI\ enlisted Joseph L. Rothfeder William C. Jos. Gorman, Samuel Smith, Nicholas \cttomhrln N. M. Teti, 539 Main. James H. Clinton, 66 Smalley. Nathan Botnick, 42 Star. Martin H. Robinson, 284 North. TIsreal Addie Peters, 12 Maple. Peter Perakos, 18 Union. W. F. Needham, Jr., 589 Main. Oscar Fred Kreissig, 124 Jubilee. John Karbonik, 12 Oa. V. Mirando, 89 Hfd. Ave. John Kework, 371 Main. Morris Josephson, 177 Elm. John A. Burns, 651 Stanley. C. A. Garhn, 65 Harvard. Thomas W. McAvay, 104 Clark. Edward J. Lawrence, 73 Jubilee. Thomas J. Tierney, 22 Oak. D. A. Gerarde, 538 E. Main . George Pirie, 551 Main. W. J. Herman, Bain street. Philip Scapellati, 67 E. Main. H. L. Gronback, 537 Church. Joseph Suita, 48 Sheffleld. A. M. Welinsky, 130 Hfd. Ave. Simas Narcisewicus, 31 Connerton. George E. Peteison, 450 Church. David Murray, 739 East. Harry Sperry, 38 Willow. Aliens Claiming Exemption. Aliens claiming exemption are: Joe Small, 114 North, Austria. R. Miecnickowski, 257 Oak, Russia. Erasuio Perrette, 76 Cherry, Italy. Peter Ulicini, 26 West, Austria. Charles Facenda, 123 Lawlor, Italy. Tony Progoditch, 328 Elm, Russia. Nicholas Addario, 32 Lawlor, Italy. Isidore Alpert, 225 Hartford Ave., Russia. John Toruezewskl, 17 Oak, Austria. C. Luciano, 82 West, Italy. Stanley Petrowski, 114 Russia. A. Aindi, 45 Wilcox, Italy. rcole Cappello 210 Oak, Italy. Stanley Knafsza, 67 Grove, Russia. J. W. Po: 109 Jubilee. Lucas Sampt, 227 Main, Austria. T R = q Decorti, 118 Lasalle, Italy. Baruelin SIROulifed ex D SR KIit: i Sl 5 Nicholas Halajczu, 16 Star. Carl John Malmfeldt, 282 Andrew Conti, 123 North, Italy. Maple. 4 | Gustav B. Becrharzo, 90 Franklin Charles F. Corrigan, 110 Pleasant. Alexander Yanek, 36 = Laurel, | Square. Harry Vi Russia. “tor Anderson, 466 Church e Augustine B. Musante, 25 Dwight. sander Fabian Robertson, 439 Pl"““‘““ Zakalose sy William Glaubau, 96 Smalley. hech: | Russia. : Leo Ed. St. Thomas, 1164 Stanley. Edwin R. Oslund, 46 Belden. | dohn Goubeck: 53 Sexfon Hussia Leonardo Anzillotte, 102 Hfd. Ave. . Cr 8o _ | Tnilip Quit, 80 Talcott, Russia. & izl lottend! Antony Andulewicz, 392 Stanley. | Lhilp Quit, 80 Telcolt, Bussin. 1 Nick Boecwazai, 17 Silver. Frank H. Selander, 718 Stanley ntonsbayxowsKl 1o 2 2 ; S s Julius Vasario, 629 E. Main. Tra Sperry Hart, Y. M. C. A., Hfd. V- Disunkiwies, 174 Wister, s~ o 4re 7 Duly 68 Tremont Harry C. Molander, 178 Jubilee. Geo. Paul Murphy, 855 E. Main. Charles F. Jones, pring. Julius Schmid, 164 Hfd. Ave. Fdward J. Barron, 15 Tremont. Walter R. Falk, 31 Henry, appeals. Andrew P. Lifbler, 459 Main. William J. Hartnett, 53 E. Main. John Tarasaucka Spring. Michael Suchodolski, 28 Sta Herman Fogelson, { So. Main. Alexander Buineckas, 86 Spring. James #, Clynes, 21 Tremont. Pasquale Maitta, 311 Church Geo. Harris Johnson, 121 Dwight. Arthur Danberg, 235 Whiting. Arthur Johnson, 121 Dwight. Anthony Schultz, 222 E. Main. Paul Gronfuddo, 338 . Main. William A. Generous, 33 Maple. Tohn Ellis Holmbers, 70 Ash, Angelo Valento, 110 Winter. T William Sacinat, 35 Clark. iavid Rosenbersg, 1 Hfd John Boyle, 131 Main. “Jos. ¥. Farr, 152 Lasalle David 0. Swanscn, 811 Ellis. Albert F. Stichtenoth, 27 Kenneth E. Wallen, 258 Maple. Martin Chudzak, 4 T Chester C. Trudeau, 72 Eim. Edward Alfred Tangt Jos. Gusteinas, 64 Rhodes. lev: Edward L. Bachman, 58 Falrview. Maurice G Henry Nowiche, 325 Main. DaneliG John Schussler, 27 Kelsey. Heted. H Rejections. e Trnest Sareno, 324 Elm. e e B e Jeremiah F. Murphy, 355 East Main. e B G e Roleusa Dyburpcons, M. A. R. Sarrantonio, 32 Lawlor. Robt. R. Spencer, 275 Maple. John D. Moran, §5 Htd. Ave. Yong Luck Way, 5 E. Main, Louls R. Raphael, 369 Main, Conrad H. Schwarm, 96 Whiting. 17 Spring. s - tanley, ap 136, 56 Church, Austria. 119 Wash, Turkey. K. Abrahamson, 18 T.ee, Russia. Joses. Zegman, 144 Pleasant, Ru Peter Ywiko, 26 West, Austria. Ernest Shitz, Carlton, Ru Moses Sargis, 521 Mais, Persia. 1. Isaac, 485 Main, Persia. D. Yeghazarian, 239 Elm, Turkey. Joseph Victor Muzukaitis, 706 Stan- ley, Russia. Jos. Montanaro, 558 Church, Italy. Louis Danuk, 286 Park, Russia. John Kocik, 51 Putnam, Russia. John Mockavruccio, 11 Rhodes, Russia. Jos. Poscho, 293 Church, Ttaly. Mike Walick, 58 West, Austria. D. Diorio, 123 North, Italy. Chanis Derdinan, 16 Spring, key. Manufacturing Companies. NTain Adams Express Aetna Nut Co | American Brass American Hosiery American Hardware | American silver 4 American Thread pfd .. Bigelow-Hfd Cpt pfd Bigelow-Hfd Cpt com. Billings & Spencer Bristol Brass Broad Brook . . | The Edward Balf Co. .107 Case, Lckwd & Brnd..200 Collins Co ... ceese.176 Colt’s Arms Co . .. 97 Eagle Lock Co .. .. 80 Gfn-Nbgr Tobacco pfd.102 Holyoke Water Power..410 Int] Silver pfd 99 Intl Silver com ... .. 50O Johns-Pratt Co .......325 Landers, Frary & Clark. 53 J R Montgomery National Marine Lamp. New Britain Machine New Departure pfd’ . North & Judd ...... Peck, Stow & Wilcox Plimpton_Mfg Co ... Pratt & Whit pfd Russell Mfg Co . Smyth Mfg Co Standard Screw pfd A .110 Standard Screw com ...310 Stanley Rule and Level.395 Stanley Works 104 Swift & Co 1543 Taylor & Fenn 245 Terry Steam Tlnhlna 145 Torrington Co pfd 28 Torrington Co com 623 Traute & Hine . 53 Union Mfg Co N B .100 U S Envelope pfd .110 U S Envelope com ..240 Scovil] Mfg Co ... .625 Niles, Bement, Pond ..150 ¥ di- New 'York Stock Exchange quota- | tion furnished by Richter & C members of the New York Stack &x- change, Represented by E. W. Eddy. 21,1917 Low Close 90% 90% 53 5% 45% 45% 68% 6815 101% 1043 118% 1187% 202 203% 1181 1183 5% 756% 99 99 681 68% 6854 114 36 16014 90 57 55 65% 473 805 1021 275 235 35 151 35 5414 4214 8815 123% 101 131 83 31 101% 118% 523 69 59% 2814 94 271 52 188 1353 131 104 613 123% 1173 393 4T % 30% vinity student S. E. Anderson, John F. Loughery, Alien Claims. John Dzwigaj, 102 Winter, Austria, Jos. Wilhemson, 375 East Sweden. Henry Lofler, 31 Star, Austria. Frank Inkericus, North Wolcott, Russia. Isador Levin, 62 Smalley, Russia. Andrew Hedlund, 387 Main, Sweden. Peter Petrowskas, 140 Winter, Rus- sia. Daniel Becker, 347 Oak, Mike Bosiak, 295 Kelsey, Austria. Julius Sena, 53 Pleasant, Russia. Carl A. John“m 12 Rhodes, Swe- den. Stephano Italy. Lugi Spaccaluti, Jacob Alberto, Italy. Jos. Feigenbaum, 107 Willow, Austria. S. Kerleyza, 40 Star, Austria. Geo. Youkis, 42 Star, Russia. Jos. Aklite, Stanley, Russia. Walter Savitky, Newington 429 tanley. Roberts. Aug. High Am Beet Sugar « Alaska Gold Can Loco Smelting Sugar Tobacco .. Tel & Tel Anaconda Cop AT S Fe Ry Co Baldwin Loco B & O Beth Steel Butte Snperlm" Canadian Pacific Central Leather Ches & Ohio Chino Copper Chi Mil & St Paul. Col F & I Crucible Steel Del & Hudson Distillers Sec Erie Erie 1st pfd General Electric Gt Nor Ore Cetfs. Inspiration Kennecott Cop . Lack Steel T.ouis & Nash Mex Petrol .. N Y Ailr Brake ... NYC&Hud .... \'Y\H&HRR’!Z'& Nor Pac sl L ‘,‘ l\(nf & West Herman Vogel. The funeral of Herman Vogel, the prominent German resident who_ died at his home Saturday nigh! after a long illness was held at 0 o'clock this afternoon at the Erwin Mortuary Chapel. The pall bearers were se- lected from the several fraternal or- ganizations of which Mr. Vogel was a member. Rev. Martin W. Gaudian officiated. Burial was in Fairview cemetery. L W. W. STRIKE FIZZLE; LEADER STILL HELD Tur- Russia. Afternoon Examinations. Those examined this afternoon and found physically fit were: David Weinberg, 47 Olive. John Zignuint, 50 Spring. Charles McCarthy, 1025 Stanley. Emil H. Stabert, 121 Austin. Burton J. Gillett, Stanley. Gustav Olson, 30 Belden. Anthony Mieylaiskis, 69 Hfd. Ave. Andrew J. Smith, 96 Franklin. John Yusukonis, 265 Elm. George Bediosian, 230 North. Bladdie Nowitsky, 49 Whitman. John Tomous, 15 Berlin Ave. John F. Strochecker, 71 Rhodes. F. E. Miller, 17 John, enlisted. Fred C. Elliott, 226 Fairview, peals. Giuscppe G. Ricciardo, 188 Jubilee. Steve Marhefka, Hotel De Ville. Jos. J. Earhow. 298 Park. Thos. H. Blanchard, 395 Origione, 48 Howard, 111 Willow, 154 East Ttaly. Main, 1603 90% 33 36 cakild 74 31% 118 100 ap- Rd., . Stokutis, Tony Cap, John Thacz, Leon Boniens sia. Mike Patala, 7 38 Wilson, Russia. 66 Sexton, Austria. 7 Ann, Austria. 27 Hurlburt, Rowan’'s Call For Labor Demonstra- 6 Stanley. I Eara tion in Four Western States Falls on tanley, Rus- S North, Co Deaf Ears. Ann, Austria, Franklin, Ita T. Magarney, 38 Oak, Russia. Louis Magnoli, 157 Wilcox, Italy. F. Marcello, 175 Clark, Italy. A. Zukauskas, 43 Franklin, Russia. Herosi, 32 Franklin, Austria. Di Salvatore, 88 Franklin, Italy . Bonocompagno, 43 Oak, Ital . B. Carlson, 20 Henry, Sweden, A. Ettor, 45 Wilcox, Italy. C. Passinese, 12 Gilbert, Hartford, Italy. John N. Gramalis, 153 North, Italy. | J. Kuklewicz, 23 West, Austria. |B. Sehrer, 46 Olive, Russia. John Balwnandar, 133 Austria, George Callas, Saul Anolic, Russia. Geo. Pestolas, 519 Main, Russia. Theo. Pich, 51 Putnam, Ru David Gonam, 135 Oak, Persia. Harry Slogo, 328 Elm, Austria. . Menvento, 117 Tremont, Italy. . Isaac. 485 Main, Persia. . Hooper, 17_Yilac, Italy S. Giannotle, New Haven, Italy. 2. Compagnone, 507 Hast, Italy. A. Geknbevisci, 111 Hartford Ave., Russia. G. Margl, 178 Oak, Ttaly. Louis Koyin, 80 Clark, Austria. L. Joseph, 198 Oak, Ttaly. Herman Goldberg 370 Elm, Russia. F. Wagner, 412 South Main, Austria. John Benusuza, 39 Franklin, Russla. K. Kowschas, 40 Woodland, Russia. S. Coogum, 77 Lawlor, Russia. W. O. Bailey, 39 Franklin, Russia. Patrick Daly, 87 Seymour, Great Britain. G. Bozzuto, Mike Holzman, | Austria. Spokane, Aug. 21.—Advices today from various parts of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana failed to record an instance where I W. W members obeyed the order issued by James Rowan,- district secretary for the agricultural and construction | workers to 20 on strike yesterday as a | protest against cctention in jails of many of their members. Investigation of tie es of Row- |Pern R R .. o an, and 26 other alleged TI. . W. | Pressed Steel car . members held in the county jail as | Reading .. military prisoners was expected to he | Rep I & § com ... taken up today by Major Clement Wil- \ So Pac Kins in command of the Tdaho guards- | SO RY .......+ men patrolling this vicinity and U. tu'ieb&ker .. Attorney Garrecht | Rowan is stiil nominally in charge | Union Pac .. of the affairs of his organization but | United Fruit he is now not allowed to communi- | Utah Cop cate with any of the members. 3 U S8 Rub Co | U S Steel shipyard | U § Steel pfd trict who are said to | Va Car Chem number nearly 12,000, expect no op- | Westinghouse position to their mass meeting in Tam- O many hall this afternoon when, a strike vote will probably be taken whether or not a strike of shipyards in the United States is to be called. Such action it was sald by the labor lead- ers, would affect 250,000 men through- out the country. The men demand a wage of $4.50 a d 4 Dwight. 18 North. Hfd. Ave. Main. 28 Connerton, 4 City itemns Tremont, I Skinner’s Satin Hats $1.90. Seiberg, —advt. o F Sven Sweden. S. Trbinka, Victor E. Glass, ank Ritoli, 558 Church, Italy. Conti, 178 Oak, TItaly. Albert Johnson, 112 Jubilee, 519 Main. Greece. 192 Hartford Ave., 51 Spring, Russia. 74 Seymour, Aus- John Kyhanczyk was arrestsd by Policeman Howley this afternoon on the charge of assaulting his wife. | trt | 123 North, Ttaly. Carmelo Chiodo, $ 53 Union, Aus- s ceczkowsky, James M. Butler of Tremont street returned today from a week-end' stay at Stony Cree ol strikers in this d B. Irancesco, Theo. Joseph, D. Podlozny, Geo. Kaskonty | Turkey | Ugo Pucci. 227 W. Skarimilis, 43 Wilson, Russia. Torkeo Natale, 318 Elm, Italy. Alfredo Ravagli, 157 North, Italy. Sanonian, 371 Main, Persia. Butenas, 356 Park, Russia. John Y. Burinckas, 29 Millard, Russia. Frank Dovidontls, Ave., Russia. Fetko Bass, 54 Union, Austria. Peter Kryz, 57 Willow, Russia. Stanislaw Zimtruk, 337 Allen, Russia. : Ben). Stein 124 Willow, Russia. - C. Salafin, 523 Stanley, Italy, £0 311 Church, Ttaly. 119 North, Turkey. 15 Star, Russia. 162 Hartford Ave., Ave. Dwight. Oak. Italy. Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. A STRONG, RE LIABLE CORPORATION organized and qualified through years of efficient, trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian, Executor or Administrator. CAPITOL $750,000. SURPLUS $750,000 . Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. M. H. WHAPLES, Pres't. HARTFORD, UONN. " , 1316 Stan- FAREWELL TO “STONEWALL."” Thomas F. Jackson, member of the Herald staff, was tendered a farewell | banquet at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, | last evening by a number of friends | and associates on the Herald. Mr, | Jackson was presented with a sterling | stiver wrist watch, which will be use- ful while he is a student at the officers ( lxesurve camp, Plattsburg. 112 Linden. » Dwight ' 232 Hartford Those who were rejected for service are: Andrew J. Daly, 387 Malin, Harry A. Powell, 230 Maple. Harry G. Mettey, 211 Hfd. Ave. army 186 Winter, Ttaly. 134 South Malin s &g s SO

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