New Britain herald., 1917-07-21

AS an indication to New Britani
| men of the possibility of their being
eventually called for service in the
city's first quota, the Herald has pre-
pared these figures, which are by no
means official, but which should prove
to be nearly correct.
The quota of the city is in the
neighborhood of 500. The local regis
tration board will work from the top
of the list on names in the order
which they were drawn and will call
each in turn until the quota is COM
plete The remainder will be tempo
rarily exempt, at least. TO obtain the
necessary 500 this paper figures that
at least two out of three will be ex-
empted on the call, because Of ~physi-
cal unfitness, dependents, or the fact
that the one drawn is an alien. In
other words it will probably be neces-
sarv to hail between 1900 and 1000
men. before the local board to obtain
the 500. Consequently the first 1,50o
+ men drawn are sure of going if they
are physically fit, and fill other re-
quirements Each individual knows
the facts concerning himself
The columns of the Herald contain
approximately nine names to the inch.
In last evenings regular paper there
were II inches of names, or approx
imately $50 names. Hence every
name drawn last evening will be
called here, unless luck has played
an unusual trick and there is a large
percentage of eligible men in the
first few drawn. In addition to this
the first eight columns Of names IN
tonight's paper may constitute the
nj
the percentage of ineligibles is
great deal larger than the Herald has
figured, the man. whose name was not
in last nights Herald, nor whose
name is not in the first eight columns
of tonight's paper, will not be called,
There were 639 names in last
nights PAPER There will be $50
names in each full column tonight.
The list will start tonight with the
64Oth man eligible and continue. We
repeat that it will probably be nee
essary to take the first 1000 before
the quota is complete. Each man is
named in the order of his liability. in
the Herald's columns. OF course
there will prove to be a few mistakes
but in the main the figures and
names will be correct. There were
approximately 1440 names in last
nights extra but 500 c: these are
repeated tonight.
LOUIS HI. ABERTIS, 81 East Main.
FRANCIS SONOJIDEN, 10 Gilbert.
ADOLPH l.. ESSELL, 80 Lawlor.
LAWRENCE MARTIN, 80 Summer.
ADOLPH KOOTs, Union.
tenancy WARCHOL, 81 Silver.
PATRICK j. GAFFNEY, 1879 Oak.
FRANK BRODSITE, 10 Broad.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, $50 Main.
MARTIN EDWARD ANDERSON, 8
Locust.
ANTONIO FRIDI, 264 Cherry.
ALBIN WALICKA, 1O4 Cherry.
CARL IOZANSEI<OS. 248 Elm.
MAT WUGIERCHOWSI<I, 81 Horace.
GEORGE HAMKA, 40 Sexton.
FRANK SUJBAK, 20 Hartford Ave.
JAN BORYSZENWICZ,1 III Orange
ALEX STEPAS, 30 Clark.
! STANISIIAUS KOWALSKI, 10 Broad.
SAMUEL L. KOLODNEY, 1876 Hart
ford Ave.
JOHN p. HOROZEWICZ, 100 Orange.
FRANCIS j. COFFEY, 80 Star.
ROLF f. SEGERBERG, Lake Ct.
EDWARD w. JOHNSON, 1854 Church.
KARL lux, 211 Curtiss.
| ELLA JOHN SOLOMON, 457 Hart
ford Ave.
JOHN p. SULLIVAN, 45S Myrtle.
SAMUEL EPSTEIN, 100 Rhodes.
NICOLA MORINELII, 1928 Beaver.
JOHN STERGESON PORFIROS, 1873
| North.
THOMAS AXELBY, 100 Beaver.
FRANK A. MACHOIJTZ, Cottage
Place.
PETER SOINION, AZ Grove.
KOSTAS GREJOS, 371 East.
MIKE KASZYCkS, McC1intock Road.
ANDREW CHUDZEK, 1919 Broad.
CHARLES S. KUNTARAs, 10 Union.
WLADIGSLAW BRAsKA, IS Grove.
EMO RENALDIN, 17S Oak.
MARTIN MALICKs, 14s Grove.
EDWARD JAMES CRONIN, 1874
Hartford Avenue.
ALBERT A. PATEAU, 900 e. Main.
JOHN DAVIDSON CENKUDA, SO
Silver.
Robert w. Wood, - Sheffield.
FRANK A. SPITZEL, 27 GLEN.
LUCIAN w. STROSSL, 10 Kelsey.
JAN LAsZCYWSKI, 315 Washington.
JOSEPH BUCKLES, 81 Webster.
MICHAEL j. HAUGH, 81 Pleasant.
LEON GEBTOISKY, % Gold.
GENNARO BAROLO, 271 Clark.
JOHN BRASSEL, 169 Winthrop.
JULIUS SHEPARD, SIS Market.
! GEORGE F. SCHEIDLER, $50 West
Main.
Konstanty, Aluska, 1913 Stanley.
STANISLAUS FILEWIC. "a Horace.
l1AMBA1vTISTA VIAGADAULA, q
Clark.
FRED w. RYIIER, 25 Vine.
ARTHUR TRENIBIY, 40 Maple.
JACOB BOBULA, $50 Booth.
STEVE YAWIN, so Oak.