New Britain herald., 1918-06-24
46 MORE MEN GO ID
 DEFENSE OF NATION
Charles Fisk Of Broad Street Only
 Man Listed As DeSerter
RECL LASSIFYIN MEN

 Draft Boards Also Getting, Ready to
 Enforce the "Work or Fight" Ruling
 Of Provost Marshal General Crowdcr D Effective July 1.
 With the departure of the National Army quotas this morning, New Brit ain contributed 46 more men to the defense of the nation. Of this local quota, 40 went direct from this city, while the other six entrained from other places. There was but one ab sentee. Charles Fisk, of 59 Broad 1street, did not appear when his name Twas called and when the troop train pulled out at 9:10 a. m., he was still among the missing. He has been listed as a descrter and the authorities will make an effort to locate him.
 Leave-TaI>ing a Quiet One.
 Today's departure was witnessed by several hundred people at the station, &probab bly the most interested of any except those who were watching loved ones go being Private Frank McCor- mick, of Company E, 102d l.. $. In fantry. Private Mccormick left New Britain about a year ago with Com, pany F and since that time has seen active service on the western front. He was gassed in the Aisne region and is now home on a short furlough pending his return for overseas service. Ne was especially interested in the de- parture of the new soldiers today and rode part of the way with them. Fred (N rt h foT t1 in If a first district men, and Arthur H. John son, formerly second lieutenant of Company F, was in charge of the sec ond district men. The leave ta king was quiet and, although there were some sad scenes for the most part those going exhibited good cheer, while those remaining back home bore up brave1y The troop train is scheduled to arrive at Camp Meade, Md, about 9 o'clock tonight. The War Bureau supplied the men with cigar cites, and the Y. M. C. A. gave each man a paper-covered booklet contain ing special extracts of on-sectarian nature from the Scriptures
 First District Soldiers.
 Those who went from the first dis trict were:
 Marine Dionick Thomas Demons, Frank Kosiorek, Galante Liboria. Um berto Penta, M. B. Anderson, $. 0. Larson, Fred J. c. Ensworth, Anthony Guida, Joseph Sawrusewtcz, John Sar- gis, Marcien Pac, Stanislaw Ploharsky, Boleslaw Sabaski, Jan KulakoWsk1, Julian Garmtowski, Saul Eli. John Ka- . wocki, Angelo Lombardo, Moses Brueckner.
 Soldiers from Second District.
 The second district men who left this morning were:
 Alfred Wohinz, John w. Preston Otto Louis Water, William J. Sullivan Morris Gordon, Domenico Portra gile James Murray, Francis QuinllVan Frank J. Urban, James T. Garlick William F.. Hasselback, B. Roches Samuel Abraham, John F. Rourke Odishoo Baba. Arthur H. Johnson, A. Der Krizorian. Francesca D'Addrja Eddie Y. Towers, Robert F. Boyle Richard Nagle.
 Sent from Elsewhere.
 New Britain registrants who Wert sent from elsewhere this morning were: Teto Bonci, of Milwaukee, Wis Tn I,aux, Ionia, Mich; Frank Koral cvz. Ludlow, Mass; Domenico Der aIdi Hudson, N. Y; Aristi Certoni Niagara Falls, N. Y; Charles Tacenda Chicago.
 Rectassifying Many Men.
 Both the first and second distric boards are busily engaged in reclas sifying men under the new draft reg ulations, and already many men hay received notice that their class ha been changed. Some Class men haV' been put in Class 1 and Class ,, ant some Glass men have been put il Class l. Other changes have also beer made in conformity with Genera Crowdc:'s recent rulings. Also mum 7er of men who navc been grantet teunora-y exemption because of mino rbyslcal stability have received no ticas +o appear i:efore their board phv
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