New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-07-25
CHIMES Ring WHILE
CITY SAYS GOODBYE
To NEW SOLDIERS
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olilS lie part OIL those who went but
ALSO on the part of those who re-
manned at home, was more manifest
today than ever before. While there
were many sad leavetakings and nu-
merous mothers, sisters and wives
Wept quietly at the station, there was
lacking much of the hysteria which
has marked other departures. New
Britain people realize the grave stu
alton. understand that the war must
be fought to victorious conclusion
and are ready, willing and prepared
to pay the price.
Those Who Led the Bows.
The first district quota, was in
charge of Marshal House. a former
member of the Yale Battery which
saw service at Tobyhanna, Pa, during
the Mexican trouble of two wears ago.
His aides were A L. Gritzmacker, AL
bert M. Volz, L. B. DeMars, Fred G.
Leubeck, Frank Muszynski, Richard
B. Punches, Fred A. Huck, Carl HUT
gren, Joseph Rouil1ard, Henry AL
press, Raymond B. Alderman, Owen
Sullivan, Walter Mickey and Paul
LacaVa.
In the second district LAWYER Al
bert A. Greenberg was the captain in
charge and was assisted by the fol-
lowing Heutenants: Fred J. Dalton,
brother of Lieutenant George H. Dali
ton, who is in France, Harold A. Ber-
TIM, George P. Demos, Charles A.
German, John A. Brink, Bernard A
Clark, Sven w Damn, Abraham Cold
berg, James Leroux and Philip Kali
gren.
Joseph Rouillard Leaves.
Marching in the ranks today was
Joseph Rouillard of Beatty street.
He Is the son of Mrs. Mary L. Rouil-
lard and is the fourth grother from
this one family to go into the service.
Two of his brothers are now fighting
in France and the third, Private
James Rouillard. was the first New
Britain man to be killed on foreign
soil Before leaving with Company z
more than a year ago it was Private
James Rouillard who said, in COM
menting on the departure of himself
and two brothers, Yes, and I've got
another brother home, Joseph, who is
waiting to go just as soon as they
want him.. True to his dead brothers
prediction. Joseph went this morning
Second District Soldiers.
Following is list of the second dis
trict men who went to Camp Devens
today:
Joseph F. Burke.
Frank NJ Buell.
John G. DeKelis.
Bonnie Goldberg.
Joseph Yuknelis.
MATHS Bastoro.
William T. Goodwin.
Alfred H. Bottomley'
Michael s. Contaras.
Nick M. Vassilakis.
Owen F. Gallagher.
John K. Peterson,
John A. Abate.
Vincent M. Sanada.
Pater Bogdonas.
Francis J. lack.
Lester B. Williams.
Vincenzo FrancescheliI.
Harold A. Bertini.
Martin K. Bagajian.
Fred j. Dalton.
Edward Ryan.
Martin Tocioio.
Charles Janusdsickas.
Mike Miha1ko.
Edward G. H Eggert
William F. WEIGH.
John Andrick.
Walter D. Doerner.
Harry Battistoni.
William H. Sanders.
Otis r. Frink
Walter TraverS.
John Burrette.
Paul Carrada.
Daniel J. ,Ahern.
Thomas j. Hartnett.
Joel Jacob.
Peter Loza unilSos.
Satarah Baronian
Salvatore Gioffredo.
Arthur M Olson.
John A. Brink.
John Dillon.
Carlo Bra echo
Wallane z. Jakmoni+.
Paul Fanion.
Franklin E. Wolf.
Frank Transformations.
Olinto Marchettl
David GOsian.
Talnbu Massinno.
Toney Kapusurski.
Jacob Hoberman.
Horace j. LaValley.
James Karalis,
Axel G.. Weinberg.
Paul Dmock.
Philip E. Kallgren.
Michael ]. Ryan.
Bernard F. Clark.
Frank J. Kelley.
Ayiz Tarvedian.
Sven w. Damn.
VtncenzO Bartolna,
Oscar G. Lundgren,
Stanislaw Drenzek
Burt Erickson.
Theodore Speenherg.
Matthew 3. Parker.
James FHinant.
Francesca GaglioTdI
Anthona KardokOs.
John Broff.
Charles kosakwis.
F'otius Savakas.
Cesario A. Napalletano.