Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
SECOND LIST OF NAMES
 SENT TO HARTFORD
Census Workers Put in a Long and
 Busy Day on Friday.

SGNt V FIAnf FSh0 l Census Workers Put in Long and Busy Day on Friday.
 After and all day session at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Fri day the committee in charge of the di- recting of the canvass in the military census to be taken in this city were able to announce the second list of names of canvassers for the city and l town. F. B. Ricketson. chairman of the committee worked until o'clock Friday evening perfecting this list which he mailed immediately after | wards to Hartford in order that the
 here as soon as possible. MT. Ricket- son and his able corps of assistants put in their hardest day of the census on Friday and although marked pro gress has been accomplished there still remains much to be done before the committee;s labors will be over. The list announced at o'clock last night by MT. Ricketson follows:
 Frank E. Green. Robert Johnson, Clifford Dat, Halsey Gallup, Henry
 Jennes, Edwin sevin, Frederick
 Thumm, Edgar Gordon, George Bar
 well, Frederick Eaton, Laurens Hamil-
 ton, Claude Combies. Kenneth Botham
 CressweH Coleman, Charles Hadden
 Wallen, Louis Cadish. Louis Sobel, AL
 Iyn Brown, Frederick Metzger. Gerald
 Brassill, Gerald Dingvan. Thomas
 Sales. Charles Tirrell. Victor Davis
 George Weller. Charles R. Lseke, P. T.
 Connell, George Loring, A. W. Lil1i-
 bridge, Clinton Rogers, Herbert Yer rington, Henry T. Frazier, Michael Curran, N. G.. Grady. B. F. Houlihan,
 Robert Stott. Charles B. Lee, Eben-
 ezer Learned, w. Russell Baird. Her
 bert Lerou. J. c. Macpherson, Charles
 A Hagberg. William F. Hill, w. Smith
 Allen, w. F. Bailey, Archa w. Colt. A.
 F. Cherry. Francis F. Diggins, A. C.
 Freeman. A. G. Jenkins. John Hagberg, Louis L. GottheIf. Sam Pherrien.
 James J. Moore. Frank G. Aubrey z. E. Lane. Henry Bottomley, William Bode, Jr.. Howard I. Rambiil, Joseph D. Harris, F. W. Guild, Gordon liar
 v1e, George M. Charbonneau, Lewis A.
 Andrews, Alexander F1nlayson, Ade- EaI1 ,ard Morin. Harold s; Burt William R. George, Harold c. Gillespie, G. Curtis Hall. Frederick V. R. Knouse, Richard Lewis, John F. Ring, H. F. Parker, Jo- Edward Jewett, Joseph Adams, Cur us w. Bernard. Otto Ernst, Lewis J. Fontaine, James C. Fitzpatrick. Ar thur F. Libby. Louis H. Naples, Mi- miah Riordan. Thaddeus Leahy, John E. stanton. Michael J. Donovan, Lins- ley G. Smith, Henry G. Peck. Abra- ham Levine. Jonathan Johnson, Nor man Hines. Peter Ciccarelli, Joseph F. Williams, Sigmond Siegel, Chester E- Wright. Joseph c. Keegan, Thomas F. J. Brennan, Thomas F. Murphy. Benjamin E. Sullivan. Wm. H. Mo R. R. Graham. A. F. Allen. L. Briggs,
 J. slocum. H. L. Frisbie, R. c. Johnson, W. A. Somers. J. l.. Mitchell, Pullen, B; 2, Pullen, R. Tarrant, R. Holmes, c. E. Chandler. W. W. Leon ard, William Murphy, Wm. Pitcher Louis H; Geer. Francis J. Murtha, William J. Wallace. Joseph A. Don nelly, Frank T. McNamara, T. c. Coughlin, Earle c. Christman, James A. Mullen. John A. Morgan, IT,, George Q; O. Benson, Patrick Bray; R R. Agnew. Helmboldt, J. D. Mcwilliams, James brath, Wm- H. Bowen. George H. Do- ao Moses 0h HaTvs5 awss ArtSar haRsnt 5snsna sson John P. Corcoran. Herman J. Gibbs, J. w. Areson, R. V. Congdon, Oscar Main. Frank E. King, Geo. c. Bell, John H. Kane. Chas. s. Ebberts, Thos. . Brock, Roger s. Cowles, Frank E. Henderson, Chas. L. Perry, Myron o. Morgan, Timothy J. Driscoll, Edmond Casey. Chas. Smith. Patrick T. Mur- phy, Michael J. Carroll. Mathew ]. De- laney, Daniel J. O'Neil, Elmer E. AL len, Bernard Keenan,. John Dombrof- ski, Ralph Diveto. John F. Carroll, l John J. Casey. John O'Neil. Thomas Murphy, John Donovan, wm- J. Ryan, Michael J. Dewfre. Dominiclx J. Quinn, Michael F. Pounch. Daniel J. Coughlin, Luke Riley, John J. Quinn, Abraham Siegal. N. J. A. Fyeberg. David Too hig, W. B. Turner, Ernest M. New berry, P. M. Bleuit. Jas. B. Chapman, Vim. S. Case.
 l.. M Crandall, chairman of the cler- teal committee reports the card index system progressing as rapidly as pos sible. The Ladies' auxiliary of the F. M. c. A. and the Anti-Suffrage vices in checking. etc. and will meet at | he commercial school today fSatur- 1ay). It is hoped that other women's | in the city will volun- | .eer their services as there is much to | be accomplished yet by the clerical | Those taking part in the cause are contributing an hour or two ,f their time. Others who wish to | 1elp along the census are invited to | with l.. M- Crandal at | he census headquarters.
 Census Notes.
 The town of Avon claims the dis .inction of returning the census blank ,f the oldest man enumerated in the he state headquarfers in Hartford has get heard. The man enumerated is Chester R. Woodford, and his comp1et- d blank was the second received at | 
 There is only one spiker's town in the I state of Connecticut, according to the | bureau of military censns, which has |