The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-18
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT GETS
 173 MEN FROM THIS CITY IN
 THE LAST WEEK OF RECRUITING

Bridgeport mas Iurn1Sned 1l5 men, Representing A different trades for the Ordnance Department of the National Army due to the efforts of the recruit ing party at. 1O7 Wall street, last week and which was headed by Capt. c. s. Brady. Capt. Brady was assist ed by Lieut.. R. L. Jerry, and Sergt. H. silven.s
 Many men applied for enlistment, but owing to the great number of men in line during the three days rush before the closing of the time to present applications, some of them did not complete their final papers. Although the enlistment of men of draft age closed at noon, Saturday, recember 15, those men who applied for enlistment and have papers sign ed by Capt. Brady or Lieut.. Jerry can be enlisted at either the Army re- cruiting station in this city or in New Haven by presenting these papers.
 The adjutant generals orders of Saturday allow men who have been accepted for enlistment to have their enlistment completed if papers are dated previous to noon of December 15.
 Following are the names and occu- pations of the men accepted in Bridgeport:
 Harold L. Bunting, Lordship Man or, barrell straightener; Robert Will liam Staley, Troy, N. r., accountant; Charles E. Fable, Westport, auto re- pair man; Charles H. Tardy, Strat- ford painter; Charles E. DuCharme, Stratford, production clerk; Lee Clin- ton, 32S1 Main street, Stratford, pat tern maker; Garfield Morrison, AZ . Homestead avenue, Stratford, civil en- gineer; William B. Nichols, 2447 Main street, Stratford, electrician; P. P. Egirt, 1 Sergwick avenue, Stratford, cook; William J. Greene, 1860 Bar mum avenue, ,machinist. John W.Wan- derhoof 60 Wood avenue, Stratford, motor repairman; James s. Andrews, 9sS Stratford avenue. Stratford; con- struction electrician; Frank l.. Hee- ney, Stratford, picture machine oper- ator; Winton H. Jones, 219 California street, Stratford, clerk; John Casey, Fairfield, small arms assembler; H. M Sturges, Fairfield, reloader; Bur- ton W. Wagner, Fairfield. shipping clerk; George T. Coleman, Fairfield, auto mechanic; Frank Rennison, Fairfield, auto repairer; John Henry Patrick, BIO Benham avenue, plumb CT; Gustav V.Carlson, 1925 Noble ave- nue, bookkeeper; William V. Daley, 103 Cottage street, acetylene welder. George H. Davis. 1855 Beach street, carpenter; John P. Fitzpatrick, S95 Wood avenue, plumber: James V.Fen- sore. 7O3 Warren street, automobile mechanic.
 Leroy F. Frye. 560 Jane street, grinder; Leslie H Greenidge, Foster avenue, truck repairer; Leopold GaIe- Azzo. SS Highland avenue, clerk; Har- old Edward Jowett, 1707 Noble ave- nue,. textile inspector; Andrew F. Konecsny. 255 Willard street, under taken and embalmer; James Lehaney. 1T, 129 Black Rock avenue, plumber: Guy T. Ledgerwood, Blacks5urg, Pa., machinist; Edward McNulty,- 703 East Main street. drop hand: F. J. McMul- ler, 51S3 z1ein street, machir:st: autu repairer; Lawrence B. McKeon. 965 Grand street, carpenter; Russell w Norris, 52 Broad street, painter. L. E. Post, 55 Laurel avenue, machine hand; John Henry Patrick, BIO Ben ham avenue, plumber; James J. Rob- inson; 612 Park avenue. carpenter Harry A. Smith, 186 Beach street clerk; William O. Senten; 1875 Penn broke street, clerk, E. B. Simkoe, 33t Brooks street, clerk; Emil J. Visn 1461 Main street, timekeeper; Johr Walker 220 Monroe street, steamfit ter; Robert M Wingfeld, 2ss Broad street, machinista William V. Wag' ner 629 Stillman street, clerk.
 Chris Wesche, 793 Norman street clerk; Arthur P Williams, 90 Olive street, screw machine operator George Youzites, 146 Arctic street machinist; Charles Miller, 54 Court land. motor expert; Frank L. Penny University club, cook or mess boy John McAteer, University club, cool Or mess boy; Francis S. Cotter, At State street, electrician; Royal L. An derson, 1887 Central avenue, auto re pairer; Arthur J. Carroll. 82e Nobl, avenue, clerk; John w. Gilligan, 50. William street; steel hardener; Aug ust Vargas. 66 Laurel avenne, autt repair helped; Albert F.}} Cook, 54 Huntington road, accountant; Edwart J. Gagnon, SIS Mountain Grow street, machinist; Dennis B. Cooney 2S20 Main street, machinist; Pete Trio, 11S7 East Main street, barber Michael J. McGuinness, ~914 Stat
 
 4 63S Park avenue, auto repairer; Arch CT W. Taylor. 65 Seymour street, aut mechanic; Charles A. Seanlon, 68 Kossuth street, stores clerk; Max Bol ner, 226 South avenue, steel harden CT; Fred A Marshall, 1879 Stratfor avenue. polfsher; John T. O'Brien. Waterman street, mason; James A Boyd, ITO Main street, auto mechanic Cornelius J. Shea, hotel clerk; Ale H Anderson, Myrtle court, gauge maker; Reynold Walter, 32 King Highway, auto driver; Harry A. Eos ter, HIS State street, clerk; Olive w. Hunter, 86 Fremont street, sten ographer; Edward Murphy, BOT Mad ison avenue, stores clerk.
 Edward J. Haynes, 556 Shelto street, gr1noer, Sergl DaneDzlck, F58 Gregory street, carpenter, William E. Hurley, 457 Pembroke stree clerk; Herbert Wilbur Posten, 3S William street, accountant; Herbel H..Loewith, s35 Clinton avenue, clerk Joseph Willard, 64 John street, cal pentsr: Harry A. Curtain, 457 Pen broke street, milling machine opera toR; Milton Cohen, 32 Taft avenu cierk: Thomas Morrison, 991 Broa street, assembler; Whitmore w. Reet 3Ss William street, accountant; Ge' on cto .,1a,. At. nl...-i