The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-25
THREE BOARDS ANNOUNCE NAMES
 FOR MAY 1 CALL

All of the local draft boards are busy making arrangements for induc- tion of 155 men who are to leave this icty on May for Fort Slocum, The branch of the service into which the men will be assigned has not been announced by the War Department. It is believed, however, they will be assigned to the heavy artillery.
 Boards number 2, 4 and have con- piled and announced the names of the men who are to leave in the May 1 IcalI.
 From Draft board 2 the following men will be sent:
 One of the number, Abraham Neft of 61 Ash street, requested that he be sent with this delegation. The other IT are Matthew H. Miskenes, 1O1 Lewis street; Oscar H. Carlson, 108 Bassick avenue; Walter H. Daley, 867 Strat- fond avenue; Hilmer c. Guston, 369 Popuar street; Giuseppe Meinardi, IA Lee avenue; John Visneski, 95 Colo rado avenue; Sylvester J. Meischke, 1920 State street; Leo Eisenman, 1O5 Linwood avenue; Anthong Feraco, 3S Hillside avenue; Maurice J. Sullivan, 108 Denver avenue; Joseph Nobele, l 124 Sherwood avenue; Cornelius J. Gaynor, 493 Howard avenue; John Jones, 50 Washington place; Charles D. AIlard, 42 Cottage street; Harold E. Moy, 46 Colorado avenue; John Kamenski, 100 Garden street; Ernest Lockshire, 1249 State street.
 Draft board men are as follows: | Leonard Izzo, 335 East Washington avenue; Henry Macdonald, 1884 Main street; Johnnie Keefe, 9 Evergreen street; Joseph Somnett, 1882 Main street; Richard Konzonzian, New York city; John Walsh, 2591 North Main street; Victor Wall, 47 Chase avenue. Springfield, Mass; Ernest H. Barney, Providence, R. T.; Edwin H. Vessel, Brooklyn, N. Y; Leo E. Bass ter, 10 Randall lavenue; Antonio Sper- duto, 2S5 Grand street; Abe Soldstein, Brooklyn, N. Y; Benjamin Rampel, 47S William street; Morris Michael, 45 Washington avenue; Arthur c. Carl son, R. F. D. No. 4; Albert Schaaf, 162 livingstone place; Michael Griffin, 915 Hallett street; Charley Styse, 3S4 Pearl street, New York; James Fraen- ga, 384S Main &treet; A. Radenburg, 11O2 East Main Street; Edward J. Des- surean, S7 William street; Elliott As worth, Carney, IN. J.; Graham Shady, 93 Goddard avenue; Harry Dempsey, 596 Brooks street; Joseph H. Ogden, New Haven; Andrew Roberts, New Haven; Joseph Cherburg, Pensacola, Fla: Gateano Santte, Bronx, New York
 The men from Draft board are:
 Louis Blydenburg, S9 Bunnell street; James w. Spaine, Al Carroll avenue; Kroker Arsenian, 1549 Seaview ave- nue. George KawaleSki, S8 Orange street; Cortigane Leonard, POP Hollis te ravenue; Michael Mastropietro, S25 East 149th street, New York; Edward FIpvnanian, 1895 Vine street; James Davey, 160 Park street; Victor Wit more, 22 Chapel street; Louis Noble. 1O1 Steuben street; Bernard Dingman, I63 WilIiston street; Michael Christ, 261 West 37th street, New York; Edward Iiebrock, 24 Midland avenue, Port Chester, IN. Y; Thomas Lynch, 1ot Waterman street; John Brandt, 4s lBell street: Mardg Hougasian, 654 Connecticut avenue; Samuel Feld-
 man. 511 Richmond terrace, Ne" York; George Nivelen, HOS Ogder
 street extension; John Gunderman
 1907 FairfeIdl avenue; John Ankal . 65e Union avenue; John Sinko, 1O1
 Grant street; Thomas H'ennessey, lolI Stratford avenue; Joseph Heggeduch
 Coaldale, Pa; Charles Cleary, 36 B11nnell street; Arthur Jones, S2l.
 North Reese street, Philadelphla; anc John T. Kovacs, S5 Summerheid ave