New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
must show their patriotism in another

must show their patriotism In another way.
 Several of the misunderstanding com- panies have also made arrangements whereby the employees by having their employers deduct . small amount of their pay each week may It tho end of specided timo become the owner of ono of the bonds. The endomina- ton of tho bond will be determined by the amount paid on each install- mont.
 Eusabses Checked Up.
 A statistical report based on the military census taken this spring has been received at the town clerks of- fec from the state library at Hart ford. The report will be used as a guide by the local registration board for checking up the list of eligibles on June $.
 The list includes all of the men of the town who are between the ages of 21 and 30 inclusive, and iS divided into i've groups as follows: Those with dependents. without dependents. friendly aliens. those having taken out their first papers and an un. grouped class. The first group shows 11S men be- tween the specified ages that are physically fit having dependents. In the second class there are 96 physd- cally fit having no dependents. There are s4 friendly aliens, 20 have taken out their ffrst papers and in the un- grouped class there are II. The total hA~ o% f~ 4n fhA NA30hhAP- hood of 400 and is considered ap- l,roxinately correct.
 Town Clerk F. H. Shaw also re- ] ceived notice from Gov. Holcomb 1 this morning stating that some changes had been made In the meth l ods of registration. These changes were described and will have to be followed out by the boards of regis ! tration and registrars.
 ! Entertainment Proves Success. The entertainment given by the !, children of St. Paul's parish last eve- l ming in St. Paul's T. A. B. hall l proved to be a great success and was 1 one of the best affairs given by the young people in a number of years. 1 The following program was carried out:
 l Opening chorus-"star spangled
 Banner: God Bless the Friends | We Love-
 Recitation-"Bad Boy" ..........
 ........... Michael Rayno Drill. ... Girls of the Sunday school Solo-"I Was Nearer. Nearer Heav-
 en in My Life" ".... Camille Kelley Uncle Sam's Boys. ................
 ....... Boys of the Sunday school Recitati6n-''Ameri First" ..... Agnes GarrttJ Solo. ........ Dorothy Trehs Vocal march. By Twenty Girls Solo-'It's Time for Every Boy to Be Soldier. Robert Pagan
 solo-'Lets All Be Americans
 Now" George Garr1ty
 F1nal-"American". The Ensemble
 Dancing was the order after tho program had been completed witf
 McKeon's orchestra furnishing the music
 Berlin Reed Held Up.
 Work on the Berlin turnpike. which
 is being built by John Suzio & Co. has been temporarily delayed by thu departure of twenty Italians who wer.
 in his employ. The concrete roat i. which waa started this spring. was tt
 have been finished in three weeks, but
 owing to tho shortness of help. 1t wil
 take considerably longer.
 The Italians 1t the finish of thea
 days work yesterday announced tha they wero golng to 3oin tho army and
 as most pf them lived in New York
 they hav8 gone there to ragigter pTao Ito enaise4ne. 1loee of them being phys !ically 1t from working out of doess