New Britain herald., 1918-09-07
FIRST DISTRICT IS
 READY FOR SEPT. 12
Large Corps Of Clerks and h.
 tGrproterS Secured

The first district exemption board, which has jurisdiction in the first, third and fifth wards, will register all me1 between the ages of IS and 45 on Sep tembor 12 at tho Arch street armory. The following men have been asked to work as clerks on this day, in charge of Edward I. Stevens as chief regis trar:
 Harry Markham, 92 Griswold st: Arthur Ohman, 2S Roberts st; Frank Russo, 91 Ellis st; C. R. Johnson, Highland st; Walter Hirst, %9 Wash ilgtOn st; R. F. Dunne, III Colum- bia st: Thomas Tuscano, 147 Beaver st.; c. B. Pratt. 404 Park st; Harold
 B. Bassett. 27 Emmons pl.; Vincent c. Hart. 25 Hamilton st., r.. c. Miller,
 96 Arch st: Jos Teaguc, 25 Garden st; Morgan Felt, 39 Curtis st; Howard MaCkay. 105 Black Rock ave; Clar-
 ence RosenSChWieg, 11S Willow st;
 Giacondo TagliasaCCki, S2 Rockwell ave; Arthur Hucl, ITO Arch st; Syd- ney Montague. 11S Lincoln st; George
 Dobruck, - Spring st; William Scheyd. 623 Main st; Charles Merwin,
 IS Vine st. Clarence Jacobson. 21
 Wakefield Court; Clarence Banner, 166
 Park st; Arthur Spencer 656 Stanley
 st Howard Hills, 473 Park st; Tim
 
 Mir. Maloney, 1475 Stanley st; Willard Tull 1 9 Rockwell ave-; William Rowe
 126 Whiting st; Wilfred McCue,
 209 North st; Elmer Cruff, IS
 Main st; Charles Van Ttassell, 1oS
 Lyons st.; Claude Barrows, 49 Glen st,
 F. V. Guiberson, 217 Chestnut st.;
 F. c. Vibberts, New Britain Trust Co.,;
 K. R. Healy New Britain Trust Co.
 Judge d. T. Meskill 319 Main st:
 IT. P Roche, 76 Bassett st; P. F. Me
 Donough 338 Main st; Leo Bojnowsl1i,
 66 Orange st; Fred Murphy, New
 Britain Charter Board Eric Beaude, 84 South Burritt st; V. P. Palmer. 127
 Lincoln st; H. Dayton Hum mphrey PIP
 Main St; E. w. Abbe, 19 Curtis st;
 August Burckhardt, 27 w. Main st.; w. J. Woram, 114 Maple st.; Clarence
 Hartman Al Harrison st; Edwin Star 45 Lincoln st; Howard Murray, 33 Holmes ave; B. $. IIallett, 443 West Main st; A. $. AndruIeWicz, 392 Stan ley st; John omaszewski, 0 Gold st; Paul Nurczyki 365 Main st; Joseph KloskoWSlIi, 20 Albany ave; Rev. s. Grochol, Orange st; Frank KOrtkyO, Broad st; Andrew Bobrowski 173 Broad st: John Lipicc, Jr., Booth st.; Stanley Arczy ylOwicZ, Grove st.; Jos ". Sniewski. High st; Emil H. R. Nogel, P. .. Box No. 26S; George w. Klett, 277 Main st. William F. Mangan. PIP Main st; Arthur w. upson, 27 West Main st; Joseph C. Woods 33S Main st; Benjamin w. Alling, 277 Main st; Frederick B. Huneerford, 277 Main st.: John Coats, Al Vine st, F. C. Con- nelly; F. J. McEnroe 137 Fremont st; C F Hart 35 Curtis st; Charles Qufg ley, 410 Stanley st; R. A. Bergman, 1S2 Maple st.; Elmer Linton, 49 tBuell st; C. $. Bradley, 31 Lincoln st Interpreters will be: John J. Girdes. Board of Health; Adam Grecl1i, Is StI- yer st. Joseph Schucka 262 Fairview st; Frank Dufini, 87 Spring st; Jo- | seph Wosick, 205 High st; Alex Ed l gerian, 139 Washington st; Joseph | Chimenz, q Ellis st.; Simon Lewis, so ] Mllard st; Boleslaw Karpiaski, 214 | Washington st; Antonio Nosella 137 | Glen st; Joe Portyko, 36 Silver st; Peter Auslanian, 40S Arch st.; Joe 1 George, 593 Main st; Peter Yawn, 30 | Oak st; John Urban, R. r. D. 2, 1 Newingtou, John OlaShaw, 49 LaWlor 1 st; Carmen Pignatello. 2t Lilac st. | Akill Nanina. Box A, KensingtOn Harry Pettinato. 250 North st. r. K. l Rogers q Camp st.