New Britain herald., 1917-12-11

and is employed by the New Britain
Machine Co. ~
ERNEST A. CONRAD, s1e Main
street, 10 years in this country, Is
employed by the New Britain Ma
chine Co.
EMIL FINCINUS, - Kelsey street,
whose present employment is given
as with the P. & r. r. r. company.
has been In America 22 years.
CHARLES GLEFARCHT, 27 Austin
street. is employed by the Stanley
Rule and Level Co. He has been
here II years.
OTTO X. LIPKE, Market street,
at present employed in the Remington
Arms company, Bridgeport, has been
resident Of this country nine years.
OTTO STELTNER, "a Booth STREET,
whose present residence is given
as Yonkers, N. Y, has been in the
| U. S. A. six years.
ALBERT SEAPAL, 203 Cherry
street, employed at the Stanley Rule
and Level Co., has been here seven
years.
GEORGE x. TREBER, ATS Arch
street, here three years and eight
months, is employed by the Stanley
Rule and Level Co.
JOHAN G. HUONKER, 975 STAN
ley street, a Stanley Rule and Level
Co. employee, has been in the States
16 years.
JOSEPH MATTHEW'S, 100 Com
! mercial street, is employed by the
Stanley Rule and Level Co. He has
been here 20 years.
HERMAN o. ARENDT, SO West
street, is a munition worker for the
Colt Patent Firearms Co. in Hart
ford. He has been in this country
IA years.
FELIX PAUL CEPPA, 841 East
street, is another workman employed
by the Colt Patent Firearms company
in Hartford. He has been here seven
years.
WILLIAM BREADFELT, 374 Oak
street, is a Landers, Frary & Clark
| employe, with six years American
residence.
EMIL DIETRICH, 100 Pleasant
street is the only enemy alien listed
as employed by the Union Mfg. Co.
He has been in this country "a years.
JOHN KRAUSE, 81 Lawlor street,
| is not listed as employed anywhere,
| but has been a resident of this coun-
| try for "a years.
RALPH BRADLAU, $50 East Main
| street, works for the Rockwell
| Drake Co. in Plainville. He has been
| here seven years.
THEODORE c. NATZKE, IS Fran
| els street, has spent 33 years in this
| country, in which time he has secured
an education in American schools and
| learned the electricians trade In To-
cal factories. He held the position as
| chauffeur for George M. Landers
! when the latter was mayor of this
city He is now employed in the Ian
| ders Frary E. Clark Co.
| OTTO NATZKE, All South Main
| street. brother of Theodore, has
| spent SO years in the United States
| At one time Otto was the possessol
| Of some fame as a pugilist but OF
late ne has turned his attention tc
| the trucking business.
| MAX A. r. SHEIDECkER. SIS.
| Arch street, who has attained con
! siderable notice as Il musician. ha:
! been in this country 90 years.
JULIUS MARION, &C SMITH street
a shoemaker, has been in this coun
try IA years.
FRITZ IlENNE, 70 Arch street. :
| ci-1arnak"r. has spent six years il
| tho United States.
Al GU 81 l1ASSIG. lN6 greenwood
! street has been in this country "a
| years. He is now unemployed.
GOTTFRIED HODGE, 743 Stanley
street is another listed as unem-
ployed. He has been in America Is
! years.
FRANK RENTZ. 50 Church street
F., earns his livelihood as q coremaker al
! the Vulcan Iron Works. He has beer
| in this country six years.
| LOUIS A. FENGLER, 1874 Winthrop
! street is the only bartender in this
! city, who is listed as an enemy alien
| He has been in this country IL years
and is employed at Wahrenberger's
! cafe on Arch street.
| HERMAN STOPP,> Francis Court
! occupation not given, has been here
five years.
HANS HERBERT BARTHEL, 319
Main street, laborer, has spent 10
| years on American shores.
KURT BOEHM, Hotel Bassett, q
| musician, a S 1-2 year resident OF
| America. left recently for New York
! after his case was taken up by the
! Federal authorities.