New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1918, Page 2

aymoil T L Died from Wounds. < Privates I Tave., PawRcket, Wh o ¥plendid of prepared- for winter s and Overcoats in abundance and, | in spite of war con- | ditions, with char- | F acter and Tull val- | ¥ ue in every one. The Luke Horsfall Co I e3 AsyLuMm ) HARTFORD. The wiil of the late Walier Bacoa 1as been filed in the probate court nd by its terms, after all expenses are paid, including thé up-keep of the | amily burial plot in Fairview cema- ery, the rest of the estate is to be qually divided among his three chil- H. S. FOOTBALL GAME New Britain Eleven Expects to Give Bristol Team Hot Contest at St. Mary's Field Saturday. The New Britain high school foot- all eleven will stack up against the Bristol high school team at St. Mary’s eld Saturday afternoon. Bristol is pald to have a good strong team, aad good game is expected. Wallen, a guard who is a brother of C. P. O. Ted allen of the United States navy, a ormer high school star, is exhibiting any of the characteristics of his old- pr brother on the gridiron and bids ffair to become his equal, as he is big, trong and willing. Burns, a halfback rom last year, is also expected to aks a good record this year, while pther members of the team who have fpeen tried have not been found want- ng. Following is the proposed line- p: Ends, Crane and Faulkner; tackles, Renehan, Bunnell and Doerr; guards, Wallen and Hayes; center, Upson: acks, Captain Vibberts, Burns and efe; fullback, Brink, and quarter- ack, Griffin. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS, [Examinations September 24 for Police and Fire Departments. il A meeting of the ( ision will be held Tu per 24, at 8 p. m. at purpose of examining candidates for the' police and fire departments. Any male citizen of the United Btates, between the ages of 21 and 45 rears may take the examination, and eome eligible for appointment to fhe position of regular patrolman or permanent fireman without prelimi- hary service as supernumerary police- Iman or substitute fireman All applications must be filed with the secr on or before September 20. Application blanks may be ob tained from the sec ¥, Charles Quigley or from the Chief of either the police or fire departments Service Com- Septem- NO CITY MEETING. Becausa of a misunderstanding as to whether the mayor city treasurer Was to prepare the special city meeting, scheduled for last night, the meeting did not take place It will be held next Monday evering n city hall, whea the citizens will be sked to vote whether to issue $12,000 worth of school bonds to camplets all work at i 11 hu Burritt school. afficial call for the | ty hall, for the | Boston, ) Richard J.\Jot Loag Island §ity, st., New York, £ v J. Siychomski, 144 Clark Buffalo, N. Y st., Brooklyn, A. Manroe, General Deliver Karl W.Y Creller, Aiburg, Vt wounded Severely, Jame asks. | Dicd of Discase ! Private | i | i FEN FROM TNAMED William J. Kelly, 744 Clinton Ave., Albany, N. Y. Wounded Severely Licutenants rt Landstreet, 263 Park Ave., New York, N William Br Pen 111 Landor S, Newbur S William James Martin, 587 Eleventh St., Brookiyvn, N. Y wrold I7. Stephenson, 617 Tracy St., | led by the Corporvais Bons, con. | William Bdward McCaffery, B . ]\‘ , Bay Shore, N. ¥ ler (‘»\‘l\ = Herbert Miller, R, . D. 2, Bol jed in ac- | Ny fand dis- | re I Richter 1688 Anthony & in ac- | Ave., New York, N. ¥ Broundea r:\um.-u Slate, South Hammond, N necticit 2 Buzler d onec is ¢ James F. Conueil, 12 Lander St., R en | hich thus | fmen than | Mechanic f weelks. Wilkiam H. Stoddard, 5 Erie St | Springfield, Mass report- Privates Pal oithe John 'T. Achilles 104 Regent St., es:, | Roxbury Miss 3 Louis I. Achtman 54 Cherry St., 7 New York, N. ¥ 1 Frank 8. Allen 0% Williams St., 11 Southport, N < lward G E - -126 | Manche gland men e Bostor Fred Cohen, 92 . Puffalo, Brookline, | N Bdward { tion, Mai Conley, Gidderselo June- it Dewey Fields, Savannah, o Gean Fourane, 312 W. 37th St. New ! Yorlk, .Y ON, Thomp-| Giles C. Gabel, 225 Pratt St. Bufta 4 lo, 0N gon Washburn, Ripley, ARMANXND HORTON, 889 State St i ( New Haven, Conn PMarr, 15 Queen s, Low-| Charles A. Koman, Crystal Run, | Orange County, N. Y, nk J. Medlar, 3 Spring St., Bur- lington, V't Guy H Spri 3lake, 116 Darlington R. I Hyman Miller, 30 Old Colony Square Brockion, Mass ! Wounded Slghtly 50 W. 39th St., Harry C. P Wifred Mille) William ¢ H, Lynn, Mass. Archie G. Neiss, 46 Bartlett st Wakefield, Mas Paul A. Nelson, 351 W. Broadway, Gardner, Mass. | CHARLES NEUMAIER, R. F, Prospect, Conn Omer J. Poitras, 67 Vine st N. H. Ralph Vincent Sanita, 22 Greely st., Providence, R Mortimer F. Lowell, Mass. Patrick J. Stanton, 6 Bates ave West Quiney, Leo Thib: Worcester, M Domeni falo, N. Y Tdislaw Leoaville Place Island, N. Y M Summar Officers: Deaths Waunded MisSINg .., .. Eo 1 102 Enlisted men: Deaths 919 Wounded 1,07 In hands of enemy ... 11 Missing The following casualties are report- ed by the com American Fxpeditionary forces (in- cluded in above total) 1 B Killed in action : 3 Died of wounds received tiont s ey Morton, 78 Van Bui i N iic Tripali, 76 Front ave., Buf- rl Wilkigson, Bridport, Vt. W ine Corps Casualties. | B of casualties to date: n Wounded in ........ 6 | Missing in action 10 an | Missing in Action. George W Mass. Night Repori. The feliowing csualtics are repor ed by the C Wounded se Died of wounds Wounded mined Died of dise. Wounded sl AL oo gand N Brooklyn, N Ambrose C street, Pough ¥ B as Killed in Action Cor Irving Greene, 24 Liberty Ave Y Soldiers Soothe —Skin Troubles 'with Cuticura Chembuscu, N. ¥ Y Soap, Ointment, Talcum 2c. each. Samples of “‘Outicura, Dept.E, Boston.” 1 Shea, 11 Pine ave., | | | 155 Pilgrim ave., | | ovowicki, Box 7 Linoleumville, Staten 151 3,006 3,108 nding general of the >rivate ourn, Jr. Templeton, d New England men: rorais 632 Main | Bate Gainesville, Price $2 per cover. BELLANS ot water Sure Relief | through the Red Cross. 149 Carew St., | Y HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1918, i CHAS. DILLON & CO. WE THE JOHN BOYLE CO. HARTFORD. | | | | | \ | | | | | | MADE ON FOOT-FORM LASTS That Will Not Crowd the Growing Feet DOUBLE THE WEAR Big Event at Shuttle Meadow Club 3 P. M., THURSDAY, THIS WEEK 4--NATIONAL GOLFERS COMING--4 “‘Chick” Evans, “Bobby” Jones, “Max” Marston, J. G. Anderson These Patriotic Golfers give Their You'll Chip in.—To Be Sold By Red Cross “Nurses” at the Club House. Following Exhibition Matches table d’hote dinner at 7 p. m. with dancing. Club will keep open house and members may introduce guests for dinner. 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