New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-06
men GOING TO WAR
CHOSEN IN SECOND
Contingent Leaves for Camp
Meade on June "a
FEW NEW REGISTRANTS

in This City Observation-Disclosures
Is Surprisingly SmalI-1Os Of the
Registrars Arc Aliens.
Twenty-six registrants from the
second district who will be called upon
to leave for Camp Meade, Admlral
Md, on June "A were named by the
second district exemption board this
morning. Among these men is john
F.. Rourke, coach of the Colgate co.,
lege track team and trainer of sew
eral championship football teams at
that college. Although Rourke's draft
number is we'll above 5000, and 2,OS9
is the highest number yet called. he
voluntarily applied to be sent away
at this time rather than to wait for
some future contingent.
Those Going to Camp.
Following is the list Of second dis
trict men:
Charles Tacenda, 7os Lytle St,
Chicago, Ill
Otto Louis Water, 324 So. Main ST..
William J. Sullivan, 165 fremont st.
Morris Gordon, "a Willow st.
Domenico Potragile, 8 Cherry St,
Hartford, Conn.
Francis Quinlevan, 101 fremont St.
Frank r. Urban As Court st.
James Thos Garlick, 131 Dwight St.
.5 William E. Hasselback, II Market
st.
Bottromeyus Roches 100 John st.
Samuel Abraham, 50 Center st.
Francesca D'Addric, 80 Laurel ST.
Rennie Goldberg, SO Willow St.
Eddie zelda Towers, AZ Broad ST.
Joseph Yuknelis, 33 Spring St.
Matis Bostora, 90 Franklin st.
William Thomas Goodwin, 3 Chap
man ST., rear.
Robert E. Boyle, 131 Main st.
Nick Vacsilskis, 60 Church st.
Owen F. Gallagher 131 Hartford
avenue.
John K. Peterson, 81 Linden st.
John Anthony Abote. 324 Elm St.
Vincent NJ. Sanado, 1S9 Oak ST.
Louis G. Goldberg, 226 New Jersey
Ave, n. w, Washington, D. G.
John f. Rourke, 66s Stanley st.
Aristokis Der Krikorian, sol Main
St
Only 3S2 New Rcgistralts.
The registration of young men who
: have attained their tWcnty-tirst birth
day during the past year was q great
disappointment to both draft boards
yesterday. Where it was estimated
that between 700 and 500 would
register, only a total Of 3S2 registered
ir the entire CITY, although this
mcrning two or three additional
registrations arrived by mail. The
reason that so few young men en-
rolled is thought to be on account
of the large number who have en-
listed in the navy, the Naval Reserve
and other branches of the service
during the past year, although there
is a suspicion in some quarters that
there may be q number who know
ingly failed to register. The State
Council of Defense has forwarded to
the local boards Photographic copies
of the military census taken more
than a year ago at the order of Gov
ernor Holcomb. At that time, before
America entered the war; every man
&c years and over. was called upon
to fill out a census blank and it is
thought that reference to these
signed statements may eventually
round up number of men who did
not appear yesterday.
In the first district a total of POI
men registered. Of these 127 were
native born Americans, 63 were
aliens, were declarants and 2 were
naturalized citizens. There were two
Colored registrants. In the second
whom 122 were native born Ameri-
cans, II were declarants. 8 were
raturalized citizens and As were
aliens. Three colored men are in
ciuded Following is a list of the
first and second district men who
have registered:
Second District Registrants.
William Robert Wenz, 23 Fairview
street.
Julius Shulansky, 1858 Main street
Frank S. Bersaw, 81 Oliver street
Walter Henry Mickaels, AT Church
street.
Patrick J. Hartney, 81 Tremon
street.
George j. Ondrick 1o9 sextor
street.
Fred II. Matthews, 1913 Main street
Richard w Holleran, 1886 Stanley
street.
George Henry Long 418 SO. Mai1
street.
Leopold strohecker, II Rhode
street.
Ernest Billian, 1856 Maple street.
Henry A. Rittner, IA Belden street
Harold Frank Judd, 705 Stanle,
street.
Fred Pinto, 142 Oak street.
Paul link, "a Rocky Hill Ave.
Leo A. Kraus, 1873 Pleasant street
Vincent James KalnOski, 1877 Sex
ton street.
David Waskowitz $50 North street
Louis Zisllin, 1870 Hartford avenue
Ernest Albin Lndgren, 80 Wood
land street
Arthur NJ Becker, "A Talcott street
Harry ClaussOn, III Whiting stree
Steve Balincki, 81 Church street.