Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-27
WESTERLY BOYS LEAVE
Crowd at Station to Bid Farewell to Latest Contingent
 Closing Red Cross Rally = Quota $250oo and Over $26,00O Raised Child Welfare Committees Named - John Twrano Wounded Fourteen Times While in Action

A crowd assembled at the railway station in Westerly Saturday morning to say farewell to the local contingent that swelled the Rhode Island incre- ment of the draft of 1,2Ss young men. They left here for East Greenwich, headquarters of the State division No. l, on the 7.3S train, and came back through Westerly on the troop train with destination at Camp Upton, Yap- hank. N. Y. As the train sped through Westerly at noon there were mutual salutation between the to-be soldiers and the friends that are left behind. Those who went from Westerly are:
 George. Gingereli. Angelo Gulino, John Batiste Gouvin, Jr., Harley P. Chase, Ebenezer James Crockett, Frank E. O'Connor, James Cafone, William James Quinlan, Annunziato Curto. Donald Ferrand, Austin F. Mat thews, Arthur H. Coy. Harry W. Moone, Angelo Boumenot, Peter Ro- mandi, Claude Platts, Mario Cali, William Henry Staplin, Vittorio Talfe, ] F'rederico Gahrielo, Frank James Fo- | ley, John W. Opie, George M. Pendle- | ton, Charles S. Bowe.
 Those from other sections of the division are: Salvatore Accardia, liar ry. Braden, New York city; J.. Fred Blanchard, Warren Lawton Greene, Oliver Roy, Cornelius Edwin Allen, Fred E. Northup, Peacedale; James Niles Oliver. Providence; Harry w. Clark Worcester; Herbert Vernon Fielder, Charles W. Haggerty. Allen ton; Orville I. Murphy, Wallum Lake; Patrick J. Quinn, Everett F. Robshaw, Samuel c. TayloT, Nara agansett Pier; Daniel Albert Masterson, Jr.. Aaron A. 1 Ogren, Arthur o. Berg, John H. Bren- nan, Harold B. T. A. Burns, James H. Taggart, John Giornelli, East Green wich; Chester Donnelly, West King ston: Harris Lewis Stedford, Clarence E. Baton, Hope Valley; Ralph B. Knight, Kingston; Casino Vueno. Eric Matson, Gennaro Vueno, Bradford; i; Henry Leslie Gould, George T. Perry, Duncan F. McKeever, Wakefield; All bert Hill. Ashaway; William. Duncan Ferguson, Des Moines, Ia: Irving A Abby, Wyoming; Arthur Lee Parker | William H. Cutting Hamilton; Walter G. Smith, Wickford Everett Thomas Lamphere, Shamrock; Frederick Lee Campbell, Culpepper, Va; Frank E. Arnold, Clarence Tarbox, Davisville; Solomon Wesserman, Roxbury, Mass. George A, McGowan, Lyons, Kas.
 Five hundred Rhode Island young
 men have been summoned to go to Fort Slocum, N. Y, next Sunday. The registrants drawn from State division i No. 1 are:
 Henry F. Baer, Lafayette D. Marco trigiano, Battasta Feduzzi, Peter Villa Frank Beralto of Westerly; Rogers E Trainer, Herman Martineau, Potter Hill; David W. Canning, Saunders town; Henry W. Thayer, Wyoming Peter P. Palmer, Canonchet; Luke Brehaney. Eugene F. Magnet. East IGreenwich; John A. Bristol, Peace dale; Philip F. Kismonth, Narragan cit Pier; Charles Little, New Yorl city; John E. Ruisi, Boston; Arthur R. Barber, Shamrock.
 l John J. Richards, United State, marshal, has appointed Chief Browr registrar for Westerly to have charge of the registration of all German aHer females. The registration is to begir on Monday, June r. and be continued each successive week day up to ant including Wednesday, June 26 from a. m. to p. m. All natives, citizens denizens or subjects of the German empire, or of the imperial German government, being females of the agt of IA years and over, now within tht United States and not actually nat uralized as American citizens are sub ject to register as German alien fe males
 Marriage prior to April 6, 1917, of German woman to a citizen of thu United States naturalizes her as al American citizen; also an Americal woman who marries a, German there
 by becomes a German subject; alst the naturalization of German sub ject carries with it citizenship to al of his minor children
 A New England committee headet by Prof: George Grafton Wilson, pro lessor of international law at Hanford
 to engage in securing men for over
 seas work in the Y. M. C. A. is bein; organized. Thomas Perry of Westerl
 is a member of the Rhode Island com
 mittee. Many men have given up in
 come of from $5,000 to $25, 900 a yea
 to enter the service. All expenses ar , paid, and when necessary an allowanc : is made for the support of the family Besides MT. Perry. the Rhode Islam committee is composed of Frederic C. Fuller, Frank D. Lisle, Charles ( ! Gardiner, George L. Gross, Richard F
 Comstock, Dwight L. Rogers, John (
 Wells, and Henry T. Fowler of Provi
 dence, Edward H. Rathbun of Woon