New Britain herald., 1917-09-05
SECOND INCREMENT
 LEAVES TOMORROW
Six Men Selected by Local Ez-
 emption Boards MORE NAMES ANNOUNCED

cluded in Quota That Goes Next to
 National Army Contonment.-Ex-
 emption Boards Move.
 Tomorrow morning at 804 o'clock the city's second quota of six men will entrain at the depot for the mobiliza- ton camp at Aver, Mass. This will be the second increment of the first 5 per cent who must leave between September 5 and 10. On Friday five more will leave and on Saturday ten will go,. five from each district. Those going tomorrow are William c. Kelly of 37O Washington street, Frank Kaiser of 47O Arch street, John A. Loomis of 1O1 Myrtle street, James Patrick Kiniry of 200 East Main street, a clerk in the local post office; Thomas ,Carn Lucent of 386 Stanley street and Daniel Richard Miller of 40 Seaside avenue, Milford.
 Today both the first and second dis
 trict exemption boards moved their
 headquarters from the Prevocational
 Grammar school buildiin to the city
 hall The first district office is now on the fourth floor, in room 40S, while the second district is located on the
 first floor, in room POI. Telephones are to be installed and it is there that all must go hereafter in search of any information regarding the draft. 100 New Names Announced. stephen Robb secretary of the sec ond district board, has announced the yho Jirrih h1a for the first draft, their names appear in their numerical order. Included in this list are a number of prominent men. Among them is John H. Elan l nery of Whiting street, a former High 1 school athlete and now manufac ctur- l CT. Two employees of the board of l public works are also included, Daniel | J. Fitzpatrick of 49 Pearl street and l George Riley of 57 Laurel street. Both ! of these men had previously applied
 for enlistment in the regular army. 1 Frank C. Brayne of 4S1 East Main street is in this list, the fact that he has been married since the draft hav- | ing made no difference. Another ] well-known name is that of Alfred J. Bonenfant of 505 Main street, for mer first class private with Company
 E., First Connecticut Inantry. Ed ward Burke, mechanical expert with the fire department. is likewise en- rolled as is Kenneth E. Wallin of
 Maple street, son of former Council
 man August Wallin and a brother of Theodore c, Wallin, now with the
 navy at the Newport training station.
 Thomas M. Birmingham, a former
 member of the regular police force, is included and so is Edward Honeyman,
 well-known garage man. The name of Samuel Gross, employed at the To-
 cal office of Richter & Co.,, also ap-
 pears and so does the name of William
 J. Smith, now at the Reserve Officers
 training camp at Plattsburg, N. Y. The second hundred names follow:
 Patrick Joseph Malley, 237 Elm St.
 Harold w. Daigle, 259 Fairview St.
 Daniel J. McNamara, 51 Kensington Ave.
 William Bertram Quinlivan. 101
 Fremont St.
 Charles A. Olson, 473h Park St. Howard Hartman, 3S Fairview St.
 Peter Joseph, 119 North St. William Skirka, 338 Church St. John Henry F'lannery, B Whiting St.
 Daniel J. Fitzpatrick, 49 Pearl St. Willis G. Marsh, 22 Cottage Place. Charles F. Traseske, 80 Jubilee St. George J. Riley, 57 Laurel St. r Frank C. Brayne, 4S1 E. Main St. Joseph A. Niedzwiecki, 16 Spring St. George Manovel, 49 Lawlor St. Charles E. Foley, 59 East Main St.
 B. J. Cunningham, 30 Wilson St. Alfred J. Bonefont, 505 Main St. George Sperry, 79 Smalley St. Edward George Burke, Engine Go. No. 2, Elm St. Frank E. Brown. 240 Smalley St. Walter Bradley, 75 Cherry St. Frank Roche, 31 Lee St. Carl H. Anderson, 29S McKinstry Detroit, Mich.
 Charles Dresck 132 So. Main St.
 David B. Fendell, GA Church St. Francis T. Lynch, 300 E. Main St Edson Freeman, 30 City Ave. Paul Peter Taisher, 4O1 Church St.
 Kazmir Nowkowski, Il Oak St.
 Stanley Traceski, 80 Jubilee St. John F. Coogan, 56S E. Main St. Paul ,Damagerian, IF North St. Ernest H. Richter 27 Market St. Joseph A. Carlson, 23S N. Broad way, Nyack, N '.
 chas. Louis Tieber, 40 F. 16Oth
 St., Cleveland, Ohio.
 Alex J. Leventhal, 193 Main St. Herbert F. Jahn, 219 Maple St. Jacob Wrinkle, 91 Church St. Aleck Glyerk 32 Putnam St. Geo. Ed. Hyland, 70 Smaley St. Samuel Hobson. 121 Maple St. Andrew Grin,aila, 152 Kelsey St. Willard c. Oquist, 326 Maple St. nContinued on Ninth Page)