New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
SCORES ARE ASKED
 ID WORK ON JUNE ]
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Brink. II Ash St.. A. B. Thornton, 162 1 Maple St., Henry Birere, 210 Maple
 St., Carl Malmfeldt, 262 Maple St.,
 John Flannery. 33 Whiting St.. w. w.
 IT Squire, 164 Cherry St., George s. Talcott. 6S Franklin Square. Aaron l Danielson. 2s Chapman St., Charles Quigley. 410 Stanlsy St., Richard
 Bergman. 1So MaplA St.. George A.
 Graves. 61 Fairview st., Louis Bruem-
 mer. 2so Maple St.. Harry c. Han ] cock. Fairview et, Antonio Napolio,
 Fairview St.. Johnstone Vance. 1Ss
 Maple St., J. Willie Mills, 216 South
 Main St.. William Bishop. 113 Fair
 view St., Mike Chapen, II Pleasant St. Third Ward Appointees. August. Burkhardt. 236 West Main St.. Howard Timbrell, 12 Cedar St., Dugald McMillah. 4s Forest St., Paul K. Rogers. 21 Camp St., Edward c. Charles w. Mitchell, 176 Lincoln St., Oliver N. Judd, Ill Lincoln St., Will liam F. Middlemas. 106 Lincoln St., Douglas A. Johnston, S76 West Main St.. Gordon J. Ely. Wooster St., Charles F. Meywin. 20 Vine St.. A. Tyson Hancock, Jerome St, H. H. Pease, 191 Vine St.. T. IT. Clarkson, 67 Grove Hill, Charles Mueller. 41s Arch St.. B. M. Beecher, 91 Harrison St, John w. Lockett, 64 Garden St., Russell sheiler. no South Burritt St., Robert Sheiler no South Burritt St., William Rybeck. s2 South Burritt St., Dudley T. Holmes, 1T Hart St., George Kimball. 74 South Burritt St.
 Fourth Ward Members.
 Edwin A. Parker, 117 Chestnut st.. Paul V. Guiberson, 217 Chestnut St., Bliss w. Clark. 4s7 Church St., Rob- ert B. Skinner, PA Chestnut St., Will < liam Zeigler, 870 Chestnut St., John M. Stadler. 278 Chestnut St.. John F. Buckley. 18 East Main St., Howard w. Draper, 151 Fairview St., Clarence c. Palmer. 6e7 Stanley St., Harold A. Bertini, 66s Stanley St., Earl Kissel- brack. 4b3 Church St.. Rev. E. V. qrikis, 3e6 Church St.. William F. l Troy. 389 Main St., Charles T. Now land. 637 East St.. James G. Hender- son, 66s Park St., Frank l.. Boards ley. 21o Chestnut St.. Howard M. Steele, 6ss Stanley St., Thomas H. field, sss Stanley St.
 Fffth Wand Registrars.
 James Desmond. PTS Washington St., John Tomaszewslky, 69 Orange St., l William J. Quigley. 276 Washington St.. Leo Bojnowski. 6e Orange St.. Petsr McCrann, 674 Main St., Will | liam T. Sullivan, 17e washington St., Frederick w. Green, 204 Washington St., Harvey F. Walrath, 312 Washing ton St.. Henry H. Zwick, 260 Wash ington St., William Forsythe, IF Crown St.. Elias Ringrose. 138 Beav- or St., John D. Moore. 155 High St.. k F,rancis C. Clark. 33 Grown St., Jos eph B. Martino. 2S McClintock Road. William Yuckniewicz. 160 Washing ton St., William J. Farley, 36 Allen St., Joseph Owsiak, 301 Pennington Ave. William F. Kraus, ,544 Main St.. Alfred Kolodney, 81 High St.. John A, Kellberg. 16s High St.
 ,. sixth Ward.
 Louis P. slade, 153e Stanley St." John J. Gerdis, 73 Wells St.. John E. Comstock, 1884 Stanley St.. Angelo | M. Paonessa, 176 Fremont St.. Geo. | c. Levitt, 70 Talcott St., Edward o. 1915 Stanley St., Thomas T. smith. 8 Talcott St., Frank 8. H. 68 Francis St., Albert A. | 54 Winter St., Joseph w. Roche. 49 Union St.. John Schroeder. | IT,. 2O2 Union St.. George 6perry. 7S smalley St., Nicholas 8. E. Porfyros, 117 North St., Charles D. Mckay. 5SO East Main St., Eugene J. Cierkln, 3S0 East Main St.. Frederick Gran dall, Roxbury Road. Frank Rogers. 4R Howard St., William J. Ketin. aexton st.. Edward R. Barbour. 32 | City Ave-. Michael P. Leghorn. 1460 stanley St.. Eugene Leach. 14S4 stan- ley St.
 Crowler Speeches Those Eligible
 Washington. May 24.-Emphasis Is laid by Provost Marshal Generai Crowder on the fact that no man within the prescribed age limit except | those already in the regular army or navy, the National Guard in federal service, or the reserve division Of the naval service. are excused from regis tration for military service.
 N'.Even convicts and alien enemies | are required to resistef,". says a statement issued today, adding how ever, that those liable should not confuse registration with actual draft ing for service In the army"
 The statement points out also that | the application of the draft and call- inx selected mon to colors will fur | nish the opportunity for those who l believe they should be exempted to I submit their claims. The process of selection will be carried out, 1t adds, s''by lot, by the fairest system that can be devised"
 Instructors From Government
 Bridgeport. May .24.-Information on doubtful points on the conscription enrolment on June 5 was given out |