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Obituary.

CULLEY. \ tribute from a friend: ON Mon-
day, December 81, 1917, SIDNEY y. CUILFY
beloved son of Naomi and the late Iosanb
Culley. fell asleep. after a long iIlness which
he bore unco nplainincly. Mr.. Galley was Of q
gentle retiring nature, modest and unaSsum-
ing. He had hosts of friends who will mise
him and mourn his loss. God had given him
many rich gifts. one unusually heattifnl
tenor voice, strong. resonant wonderfuIIr
sweet and he was never happier than when
singing, and especially i'll his Masters service
and those who Knew him best, know that
heaven is richer for his coming although Wa
who tarry yet awhile mourn him. Every wish
was gratified. everything that could add to his
comfort was done. but nothing could give him
his one unreaSing prayer-health. But through
all his long Illness he said do not worry,
If il is Gods will. I Will recover. and II NOT
l must GO God called him and he went lik.
little child with a simple faith in a higher
life for those who love their Savior. Mr.
Culley is survived by a wife, mother, brother
and sisters.
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SHIP CALKERs MAKE DENIAL.
Say Apprentice Barring Is Not lie
laying Ships on Puget Sound.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 9-Denlai
that a shortage of ship calkers e&.-
lists here was made today by officers OF
the local Shipwrights, Joiners ana
Calkers' Union in commenting upon
Washington dispatches that shipping
board officials said tie-up of wooden
shipbuildng on Puget SOUND was
threatened as a result of the refusai
of calkers to permit apprentices 10
learn their trade and thus increase the
number of men available.
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THREE OYSTER CRAFT ARRIVE.
Good Supply of Bivalves for Wharf
Market Visitors.

Three of the larger vessels - the
oyster-running fleet arrived yesterday
with full cargoes of Potomac bivalves
for the market here. The coming of
the vessels assures a good supply of
oysters at the wharf today when the
usual Sunday crowds visit the market
for their weekly feast of freshly
shucked or on the half shell oysters
oysters are now arriving in good
Quantities Prices keep high compared
with those of last season or earlier this
year.
The oysters are of good size and
quality and seem to have been i'm
proved by their stay in cold water
throughout the winter.
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The principal figure in the program
of addresses, etc. was Maj. T. +. Gill
more of the British Flying Corps, who
was cited for extreme daring at the
battle of Vimy Ridge. Maj Gilmore
related a number of experiences as
one of the eyes of the British and
allied forces, and gave a graphic de-
scription of what an aviator must eX-
pect to do 10 combat or while per-
forming scouting or observation work
above the enemy's lines.
Representative Simeon y. Fess of
Ohio, a member of the House commit
tee on foreign affairs, spoke of Amer
lea s part in the war. Rear Admiral
, Samuel X. MCGOWAN told of the work
of the Navy and gave an intmation
of the part that is being taken by
American sailors in com batting the
G-boats and keeping the Germans off
the seas.
The musical part of the entertain
ment program was given by the Ma
sonic quartet and by Miss Sue Dorsey.
vocalist. who bears the distinction of
being the first woman to he recon-
mended for a commission in the United
States Navy.
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600 Feet of Trestle Burns.

BAYONNE. y. J.. March 9.-One OF
the largest coal-loading trestIes ad-
jacent to New York harbor caught hre
today and firemen and fire tugs were
summoned in an effort to prevent the
flames from spreading to the yards OF
the Tidewater Oil Company.
The fire was not brought under con-
troll until 500 feet of the trestle had
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MEN DOMINATE
SCENE AT ASH[AR CLUB
Entertainment at Masonic Temple
Has Maj. Gilmore, British Filler,
as Principal Figure.

Uniforms far outnumbered evening
clothes and ordinary civilian garb at
the entertainment last night by the
Ashlas Club of Master Masons in New
Masonic Temple, for officers and men
of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps in
and around Washington who are mem
bers of the order.
Preceding the entertainment, several
petitioners were admitted to member
ship in the club, among these being
several men in the service, who, by
reason of a broader Interpretation of
the bylaws, have been declared eligi-
bic for membership during the war.
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Assignment for Monday:
No 40 White agt. Potomac Electric Power
Company; attorneys. Wright, WampIer-white-
ford.
No. 59949. Hall agt. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Wright,
WampIer-Hoover.
No 81. Green agt. Horning: attorneys
Flynn, Hegarty-Tucker. Kenyon & mcfarland.
Davis.
No 223. Ryan agt. National Savings and
Trust Company: attorneys Iaskey-Gillin-
No 32i. kinyoun aCt. Sloan; attorneys,
Rhodes Colbert.
No 512. Minor ast. City and Suburban rail
way: attorneys David, Belrend-Hooyer White
ford.
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League of the Sixth Precinct have been
ton house. New Jersey avenue be-
tween ID and E streets tomorrow night
Alleging that his wife was accus-
toned to evidence her affection by
hurting a porcelain vase at him and
violently throwing Il pot of hot coffee
at his head. Bernard Breslau has filed
suit for a limited divorce from Sadie
Breslau. He accuses his wife of an
ungovernable temper and declares he
was compelled to leave home January
II last. The 8reslaus We're married
February 81. 1917. and have no chill
dren.
An automobile belonging to the Span
ish embassy. Andrew Pondorovico
chauffeur. and motor truck operated
by Arthur Baker. 329 H street north
east. collidcd near 18TH and NJ streets
yesterday. Slight damage to the diplo-
mats car resulted.
King ArgO. coIored. was arrested yes
terday afternoon and charged with as
sault on Rachel Lowrey, also colored.
9 Gray court southwest. 1t is charged
that he cut her across the chest and left
shoulder with a razor.
Boys playing with matches last night
about $50 o'clock started a fire in the
stable of the Capital Bedding ComDany
rear of 304 II street. No. 6 engine com
pany quickly got the fire under control
Damage to the stable and contents
amounted to SIPS.
Coroner hewitt yesterday afternoon
held an inquest in the case of John
Dugan. colored. who was killed bv a
motor truck at 18th and Water streets
southwest Friday afternoon The iurv
reached the conclusion that the acct
dent resulted from Dugan's lack of
care.
\ Colorado State Society of WASH
ington is to be organized at a meeting
to be held tomorrow evening in the
assembly hall of the Y. NJ. c. A. More
than hundred persons have sienified
their intention of attending the meet
ing, which will be addressed by the
congressional delegation from Colo
RADIO. Miss Opal Hilliard will sing. Of
ticers also will be elected All citizens
of Colorado who are now residing OF
visiting in Washington are urged tc
attend the meeting.
The Young Women's Hebrew Assocfa-
ton will hold open house this evening
| for members and friends only.
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District Supreme curt.

EQUITY DIVISION 1-Justice Stafford.
Assignment for Monday:
No 100 Euggles agt. Slater; on hearing;
attorneys. Duyall-Poe-
No. 2O5. Francis agt. Francis ct al; attor-
news. Foster. O'Rrien-Smith.
No 30. Henson agt. Henson ct al; attor-
neys Hubert-Tignor.
No. 2ll. Parker agt. Parker ct al; attorneys.
Tisnor-king.
No 2S7 Merchant agt. Oklahoma Oil Com
pany: attorneys Wheatley. Douglas-Bradey.
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THE COURTS.
Court of AppeaIs.

Assignment for Monday:
Patent Appeals Nos. 1871. 114, 11f5, 1147
I14S 11i9, 1872, 1155, 1l5s. f161.
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specializes in costumes for amateur
theatricals. The scenery will be loaned
through the courtesy, of the National
Theater. The first dress rehearsal VIII
be held at Central Thursday night.
Committee of Teachers in Charge.
The committee of teachers in charge
of the production follows: Chairman. j.
f. Smith; conductor, Dore Waiten :
stage director. Miss Genevieve Marsh;
general arrangements. W. c. Myers
assistant stage director. A b. Many
musical director. Miss Florence keene /;
costumes, Mrs. Calhoun: designing ana
posters, Mrs. Saugstad: scenery, j. r.
Lamb; electrical work. II. p. Noble;
properties. Olaf Saugstad; accompanist.
Miss Florence Stonebreaker.
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Assignment for Monday:
United States agt. James Owls.
United States aGt- Daniel W. Rivers.
United States agt. HerbeTc Holmes.
United States aet. Earl W. Riggs and Clar
ence Fowler.
United States aSt. John W. Campbell
United States agt. John II. Sydnor.
United States agt- Joseph Z. Johnson.
United States agt. Robert l.. Pearson. jr.
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CARD OF THANKS.

FUCHS. 1t is with the deepest apprecia ton
that We express sincere thanks for the
kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes at the death of our dear wife
and mother.
BY HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
dUNDLEY. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our relatives and
friends for their kind expressions Of sympathy
and floral tributes at the death OF our beloved
husband and son. GEORGE $. HUNDLEY.
WIFE AND MOTHER.
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EQUITY DIVISION !Jusic

Assignment for Monday:
No l. James aet. Goddard; on hearing:
torneys, Wilson, Lesh - Darlington, Hooy
Waters.
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AS to the income tax, tell the truth
and shame the kaiser.-Chicago News.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

All members of the Home Defense
League of the Sixth Precinct have been
urged to be present at drill at the sta
ton house, New Jersey avenue be-
tween ID and streets tomorrow night.
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CRIMINAL DIVISION a-Ju

Assignment for Monday:
No. 266. Southern Surety Company agt. Ian
ford: attorneys, Sherier-Swindrll.
No. 800. Shyson aSt. Horne; attorneys,
Sherier-Bretzfclder
No 434. Jarvis agt. Peoples Mutual Benefit
Association attorneys. Durall. Cox-Lambert
No. 49,. Matthews agt. Tolbert; attorneys
Hawken X Haveil-lmlay, onutt.
No. 443. Smith agt. Smith; attorneys. Tit
manu-IIawken * HaYtn.
No. I5U. Dulaney ast- Fidelity Storage Com
pauy; attorneys, McMahon-Faust, Wilson kar-
rick
No. 400 Maryland Journal ast. Scheer; at
torneys, Wolf-Millan * Smith.
No. 429. Goldberg agt. Rick; attorneys, New
myer-C arrnet ton.
No. 49, Burrows agt Freeman; attorneys.
Whea tley-Perkins
No. 4ig- Shoemaker ast- Meehan; attorneys,
barnard " Johnson-Foey. O'Neill
No. a. Sprague agt. Columbia Aid Asso-
citation, attorneys, Darlington - Richards Nc
Lsprin.
No 45i. Moore aet- Warmbath; attorneys,
Richar dSun-~ Ma Their.
No. -. In re Shannon place.
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Braided Net Bands

Scroll designs of silk soutache braid
applied on fine net, with finished edge
and } inc.,es wide. Black and colors.
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BENIN. Suddenly. on Friday. March s. 1918
at $50 pm: at GEORGETOWN University Hos
Elizabeth Benin. 1904 street northwest
aged seventy years
of funeral hereaffar
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MCRRAY Harold L.. corp. ss5 Mcpon-
=, ouch at. Brooklyn Cws).
okEEaE. James. CORP fo5 st. Marks
| snnAIrNFELD. Max. corp. So n. LIST st Cw)
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rRussI. August. corp. i27 eth st. Long
Island City twS).
CRoVsKI. Nathan. corp. gas Freeman
ALf'oRTH. Henry A.. l4s Morton pl..
ALE%ANDER. Andrew. lOi W ssth st,
APPLEnoNE. Mortimer. 1918 Evergreen
ARsisrRoNG. Walter p. l.s o-en 81,
BALLETTA. donate. CO W. Iooth St. Cws)
sANTA; Lester a.. 1ss Hopkinson Hv.,
RAs1t.I1, Nicholas. se2S 18th av.. Brook
RAUER, william c.. 1857 Lyon av. Cw).
REckLING. Jacob. I411 Suffer av.. Brook
BERNSTEIN. Julius. ese Cleveland ct.
Brooklyn (w).
BERGER Fred. 1857 Brook sv. cws,.
BETHkNIs Alexander c. SIS str az. wv
BLANCHE. Michael j., III Roosevelt 81,
BLOOM, samuel G.. sII CHESTER st..
BioHN, Theodore F.. ss67 Decatur av.
BIcKsAS, walter E. PIG e. s5th ct
BtNeER. Jack. $50 W. 4sth ct. tM.
B1ECARDI, Emelio, :o:i Hancock a..
B1el ,i, Jacob. Sc Second av.. College
BoLoGNETTA. saivo tore, ss2 East Six
BoRGBs. Luis. SOC Tenth st.. Brooklyn
BRADY, James J., s2s Ftitieth ST.. Brook
Brown. John T, 90 Bedford av.. Brook
Brown. John. 2s7 W. 1ath St tpw).
BRENNAN, Harold, i22S Jefferson av
eUI.LARp. Pete ". So Ninth ev Cwr,
BYRSEs. John, 500 Thirty eighth ct OK.
cAHILL. Denis r, 5sl East Is4th a.,
CANE. Jacob, 49, Stockton st. Brooklyn
ckeTuIscELIo Harry, sol Bergen at.
cAMPRELl. Archibald. ses sixty ninth
st. Brooklyn CM).
oARGTILo. FRANK C, 81 Woodruff st.
cAeoEzoIA. ciriacO. .iss Second av.
cAPAREL1. Nicholas t. SO West lsl,t
cEsToEE. Lewis a57 Central .v., Brook
cHaIsTIE. George A.. :: johnson st.
cCoFFI. vincenzo. AZ Carol St. Brook
cLEARY. Joseph, al Prospect pl. Brook
corpINGER. william. 4o1 East issth ST,
CONFER. Arthur A. Ils Newell st. Brook
COOPER. Alex. 1889 Rathsat. av. ,wD.
CONT, Joseph. 81 Hopkins St. Brooklyn
ooEcHLIN. Charles j. ~ East lcs.h st.
coNsTANrINo. DOminiek F, c:l Es.,
COOPER. Robert NJ. ll77 East Nine.eenth
at. Brooklyn (wJl.
COHEN Nathaniel F. 70 East llsth e..
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ARMY.

Clearwater OF casualties is ind!rs I'd thus:
tk) killed In action tDW) died CT wounds
tDDb died of disease: tw) wounded; fWsj
wounded siightlE: cwU) wounded, degree
undetermined: IN missing; CPJ prisoner.
NBN YORK CITY.
GREENouGH, Charles E. Major, Il W.
DoNoHrE, Walter L, Capt. Liberty st.
McGRAw. Curtis W, Capt, 10th ay. aad
FOWLER. tstnry G.. Lieut.. s2I New York
av., Brooklyn CN).
PARSONS, Livingston. Lieut.. 20 william
BERNsrEiN. Nathan. s.rEt. Is. Henry ST.
BoNANDER, Henry r. serKt GA wash
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c9soNTo: Tsomss "; sers', ia st.
DiLlETo, AMsrso, serEt., to2 Oliver ST.,
risHNAN, William. serx,., 1871 Henry at.
Gooss, Hugo p, serEt., 2si2 Anthony av.
HODGE. BsscOm F., ssrr.,Aas E. 1891 at.
HOFFMAN. Edwin louis, sers,.. 1855 I'd
KENTE4y. Joseph j. serst. 40 E. 4s,h
KozAK: Eugene, serst.. zoe Astoria av,
KRiTcHMAN, Frank o., .err,... % Mills
st. Brooklyn 1Nys).
MACDONALD. lester X. serst.. :52 Yer
mont st, Brooklyn tDw).
MORTON. samue.. sergt., 30 W. 1sath st
MOTT. Harold Edward. serrt. I42 list at.
WoodhAven (M).
PkRSE; hsnry t. ssrrt.. 1I7e Amsterdam
soLLIsH. Herman. .erst.. 4O2 Bushwlck
ay.. Rr-cleiNn tNCJ.
WOLF Arthur. serg;.. Glen Cove (DD).
tyck 81. srookiSn MS ''' leu"
BOTHER. Herman, corp. to4 f. slst st.
cARI4soN. s.p,e, corp. 5ss Baltic at.
Brooklyn (WD.
CONWAY. james j. corp. is South
CRAGER Walter H, corp, go President
ct. Brooklyn CwCD.
cCII.INAN. Thomas J, corp $50 z. :6th
ctI,I,tiNs. No.. corp. ras y. sth ct.
Df sI1SEIyr A 1Sf corp iii7 Madison st,
FALLAGE; William +. corp, ss4 W saith
GALL. Michael w. corp. SIS Mspl. st.
Brooklyn C~sI,
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JOHNSON. Elmer $. corp. 3ss 18th st.
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MARTIN: william ". 1ss Hull st. Brook
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MALEFBA. Luigi. 90 st. Edward ct
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AOGER, Robert r., sos Central av Brook
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NAGLER; Alfred A. 1917 seth at. Brook
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JEFFERSON. Clacs II. / E. 4sth ct. tM,.
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PHILLIPS. William. G:s f. 1ssth st. twt3.
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RO1ERS; Cormack. lS4 W. l05th st, (Kl.
RoMANoFf. Theodore. $50 r. 10th ct.
ROSENBERG. Mitchell. iicl Fort uamil.
ton Parkway. Brooklyn (Ml
RoSEN. Abrah ham E., 9l5 Fox st. (wSl,
hiN lIbso Frank, liei Dumont av., Brook
RUBIN: Bonnie, 1893 Dousia. ct. Brook =
RUBEL, Aurry. 1ss Lenox av. tw,.
RUNoLo, Antonio A, 2s9 Elizabeth OF.
sApoFsKr, Philip IL. Ess ssckman St.
sAssEN. Frederick W. IS Roswell place.
Woodhaven CKD.
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Brooklyn ,wUl
sAccIIErTl. Antonio. Greenfield av.,
BronEvtlle tWtp.
scClLLA. Charles. $50 W. 18th St. Coney
Island (MD.
SCHMIDT, John II 1896 7sd st. Brooklyn
sCHAEEEER. Fred. sss HaI.ey ST.. Brook
sCHIsGA1, Abe, 1Is Ludlow st. tw).
SCHUMACHER, william H. sss Elton nv,
sEMPLINER. Samuel. AZ Keap St, Brook
SEAMAN. Elias. %. W. 18th st. twU,.
seller. ,sollie. SEC Powell ST. Brooklyn
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sIEKLUCKI John. 7i9 E. :2sd St. tMy.
SILVER, Pau. 1879 iSth St. Brooklyn
sIsBNwElN, Julius l.. l5:. 57th st.
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SEARS. Jeremiah. san Francisco tN
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R EdMif iH hsEc ,o " Hagen WV;
SMITH. Clifford. Raymer wv.
iDELL. Georse Franklin, Denver X.
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VIM. William C, witherbts (wi
| WIsowATCKY. John. Denver tKj
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BELL. Edward a.. Lieut.. WATERBURY w,
Hi H;a; Jo m1, j. Lieut. g. Warren o.,
Brennan. John A.. ssrst.. East Ear.
BRoDEUR, AdoIph p. ..rs,.. H.,,,,,,
GhAR,K;, Gilbert G.. ..rs,. r.,rn.a w..
HAtTSH' Frank o. serst, Yves. Hartford
MEKrsKY. James, s.rrt. Sss Gregory
Bridgeport twS. 49,
M. ILL I,a se;sph 81 81 ''rs' ''s cre.D,
ANDERSON. Carl A.. corp. Cromw.lltv,
BLAKE, William j., corp, Danbury tws,,
BROWN. Irvine, corp. waterbury tvl
DARKosNI, Waelaw. corp. New Haven
FI.ANN1GAN. Herbert r. CORP So Ale,
A. BG5!dssPor, tw): -
KuBINA. Thomas Anthony, corp, Tor.
MccoWEN, Robert st.hmsn. corp, Brook.
MHRersKi. walter. corp. New Have,
wooDRUFF. william T.. corp. M.dd.,
BAGpAsAR1AN, Joseph. New Britain
BAKER, John J.. New Haven tws
CAPELLUPo. Carmine. Torrinston IN,
CHAMBERS, Lawrence A., lS5 F,i-s,a
aN.. Bridgeport an.
CHORMANSK1. Adam. Ansonia CM).
CORR: Edward c., South Manchester
eoLuMBIA. Percy r.. Bristol twl.
CoWLES. Lewis w, wolcott (Mj.
DARDIS. Martin ", New London wv,
d MARTINo. James J.. OskvilI. Cwrr.
DoGGARr, Robert J.. Talcottvil. tws,
BOWLING. Edward, Waterbury (Wi
DREVINSkT. Stanley. waterbury *
FALANDERS, Louis T, Poauonock M
FICKEN, Carl. Merlden twS,
FLAHERTY. Chris T, New Haven (M
FLORIAN. Atslio. Anis;on rUUl
FORSELL Frank b. New Britain ~
FORT1N, William Joseph, Hartforj W.
FRASER. Donald G.. Norrichtown (r,Di
GABRlLLo, Many, q Alstt St. Bridge.
GIANNEILI. Joseph. New Haven wv,
CHENEY. Richard E., Putnam ,wU,
GOLDMAN. Joseph, Hebron IVY
HAlsbEN, Adolph, 222 Davenport .,
Bridgeport (Ml. 80
HANDLEY. Timothy W. Thomp,onv,.
HANSEN. Carlo, as Burr I'd, Bridgeport
HEWITT. Thomas j.. South M.nch..,.
HULTs. Alfred c. F., Hartford ODD
HuNkER. Ernest f., Winchester (Ws,
HuZZEN. John o., West Haven W.
JOHNSON. Albert r., Danbury CWI.i
JOHNSON, Bruno. South Manchester M
JOHNSON. Gustav A. Bridgeport (b
kANANACGH. william, Plainviils IWt-,.
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