New Britain herald., 1916-06-19
NEW BRITAIN BOYS
 EAGER FOR BATTLE
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(Continued From First Page). Cooks, Thomas Dyson and Harry A. Norton; Artificer, Harlan M. Burgess of Plainville. The following are pri- yates: A. Corbin Wetmore, Mervin S. Vile, Frank Koval Stanley Slovork, James J. Antonio, Joseph A. Barrett, John F. Connors, Cedric Powers. Ed ward H. Prior, Stuart Hellberg, Ed ward B. Ogren, Lowell S. Pickup, Dwight Skinner, Rodman w. Cham berlain, Bennett F. Hubbard, w. H. Turner, Ernest c. Graves Joseph l.. Burgess of Plainville, Anthony Per- chant, Earl J. Martin, Oscar Nesas, Howard Orcutt, Matthew Rebznski, Francis Crowlqeg. James Wosik, Paul Berk, Gustave Griger. Antonio Silves- tri John Liptz, James Livingston Le- roy Lockery, Joseph Szribert, Leroy c. Bensinger and Erward M. Boyd
 Company E Recruiting.
 Company E, under command of Captain E. Raymond Low, has present strength of forty-one officers and men. Captain Low said this morning that he expected to enlist thirty men within the next few days and had positive assurance that six would join the company tonight. Cap tain Low Is native of Killingworth this state and first became identified with military service in May 1900, when he Joined Company H of the Second Infantry at Middletown His emoval to this city shortly after wards caused his resignation. but on December 1, 1902, he joined Company E as a private. Consistent work and a real interest in the service resulted in his promotion to second lieutenant and battalion quartermaSter in April, 1904 and December 23 of the same year he was chosen first lieutenant of the company and battalion adjutant. He was chosen captain of the com pany April 13, 1911.
 James F. Ratings, first lieutenant of company E, has been in the militia since July, 1889 when he joined Com pany I. He was discharged in 1901 and re-enlisted again July "A, 1904, and was appointed corporal. Two years later he became a sergeant, was promoted to quarter master and be- came second lieutenant of Company I, June 23, 1909. His promotion to first lieutenant came in February 1911. He was transferred to the re- serves the next month and was as- : signed to Company E on April 25, 1914
 Second Lieutenant Arthur H. John son has been a member of Company E since Septem Der, 1911. His ap- pointment as corporal and sergeant followed in rapid sequence and in September 1914, he was honorably discharged to re-enlist the folio wing January. He became quarter master sergeant and last months was chosen second lieutenant
 The roll of non-commissioned off, cers and privates of Company E fol- lows First Sergeant w. F. Smith; l Quarter Master Sergeant w. B. Weo- l ster; Sergeant Arthur Olson; Cor porals Wilbert Veley, Theodore Schuetze, George F. Simons and Ray mond Queenin; Artifcer John Statch- en, Cooks William T. Squire ST. and Thomas c. DoIan, Privates Albert Adams, Charles B. Allen, Plainville), ;, ! Joseph Buchar, w. P. Card Ray l mond c. Corcoran, Robert Dorman Adolph Geide1s Harris F. Hall, Peter Jenek Everett W, Lacelle, Henry R. Logan, Norman MacKay, James M
 Maksimcyck, Patrick Naples, Andrew J. Orsie, (Berlin), Henry E. Over strom, Alec J. Baden, Emil c. Rund, l Henry c. Schmidt, John M Sullman, l (Berlin), Joseph TOrin, Frederick
 Whaples William Willis and Walter
 Bober.
 Order to Mobilize.
 l Preliminary announcement that the | Connecticut National Guard would be
 ordered to mobilize at 8 o'clock to-
 tom morning was received by
 Captains Ladbury and Low late this
 morning the news coming from the
 adjutant generals office. Although
 the order will be carried out in due
 military form. it is anticipated that
 every man will be appraised of the
 need of his presence at the armory
 long before the formal order is given
 The captains of both companies vii call company meetings for the eve ] ming and will give preliminary in.
 structions to their men so that little , time will be lost in assem- bling al
 the armOry tomorrow morning. Against All Enemies. Each recruit after qualifying fo1 the service is now required to take the following form of oath I do hereby acknowledge to have voluntarily en