New Britain herald., 1918-08-26
l2O MEN LEAVE FOR
 CAMP GREENLEAF Large Crowd at Station to Send Them Away With a Smile ANOTHER QUOTA SELECTED

~"~'~ A~AN W AAA W ~ '~~ First District Board Selects Men Who Will Be Sent to Camp Dcyens on September and to Upton Scptcm- ber 6.
 New Britain added 12O more names to it's already long honor roll today, when it sent that number of young men away to Camp Greenleaf Ga Each district sent 60 men and neither draft board was bothered by a single man who failed to appear. The men Cntrained at the local passenger sta ton at SPA and are scheduled to ar rive at Camp Greenleaf at 12:20 a. m August 28. The first district board also announced the personnel of it's quotas to be sent to Camp Devens and Camp Upton on September and 6 respectively.
 Every Man Appears.
 Today's quota for Camp Greenleaf was the first one, in which such a large contingent entrained, that there vas not at least one man who failed to respond to his summons and was listed as a technical deserter. Every man who was called was ready when the train pulled out today. Mayor George A. Quigley, who accompanied the boys as far as New York, delivered d farewell address to the second dis ;rict men before they left city hall. Among other things, he exhorted them 70 remember at all times that they are American soldiers and to live up to The honorable traditions of tho Ameri- can arms. He urged them to treat their opponents fairly. to defend the helpless and to at all times remember .o honor the women. whether they be Americans of the Entente or of tho enemy.
 War Bureau Gives Money.
 Captains Julius Anderson and Will liam J. Kelly, in charge of the second md first district quotas respectively, were presented with $25 each by the war bureau. This was in addition to | quantity of cigarettes for the men md is to be used to purchase any little comforts that the men may need en route. The trip south is via Water bury and New York and provision has been made to feed the men on the rain, five basket lunches to be given .hem along the line. The first district feutenants were Messrs Dressel, Swanson. O'Leary, Cremin and Chal- ners. while in the second district the captain was aided by Messrs Moore Dunn and Mckay. Mckay is a pre- fious service man and when he was ast discharged from the army he held The rank of sergeant. First District Roll.
 Following is a list of the first dis Tict men who left today:
 William I. Kelley. 470 Arch St.
 Charles ". Gehring, 24 Common wealth avenue.
 Charles Olson, IS Main street . Howard R. Voight, 37 Hawkins Itreet.
 Felix Wichowsl1y, 99S North Main street. Waterbury.
 Charles II. Fisher, l39 Church street, Middletown.
 Paul F. Hierpe, A Buell. street
 stephen Stahowiak. 246 Broad AIbin DresseH, 46O North Burritt street.
 Raymond l.. Knight, 129 Cleveland street.
 Frank Bazralla, S9 Broad street.
 George Petrowski, 54 Lafayette street, Worcester.
 Martin Bizis, 191 High street.
 Paolo Brigante, II Union street, Waterbury,
 Rudolph A. Ptlz, "A Ann street, Hartford.
 Robert F. OLeary, Is Griswold street.
 Gabriel Hoohanesian. 355 Arch street
 Joseph O'Ku1a, S7 Gold street.
 Arthur P. Swanson, Osgood avenue. Pa0lo Aparo, Hotel Washington.
 Rocco Calabrese. 400 South Main Itroet.
 Luigi CiHano, S7 Spring street
 Joseph Mroz, 60 Orange street.
 Joseph Genovese, Amcican Mills company, Waterbury.
 Angelo Mandolfo, 95 Arch street. Giovanni Denigri, 156 Washington. Camille Gagliardi, I07 Arch.
 William H. Jones. 438 Main
 Edward Sczubelik. 90 Bond.
 John V. Carlson, KcnsingtOn, Ct
 New Registrants.
 Francis Morrsscy, 65 Black Rock !, avenue.
 Alexander F.. Fanion. 78 Beaver
 Pau! Amentar 179 Washington