New Britain herald., 1918-08-15
S|XTY-SIX NAMES
 IN FIRST DISTRICT
Contingent Will Leave for Camp
 GreenIeaf, Ga., on Aug. 26

GrGe1leal, Gay on Aug. 70
 Tine first draft district board an- nounced today the selection of those to compose the contingent from thea district to go to Camp Greenieaf, August 26, The list contains 66 names' six of them being aIternates. Both boards are making prepara- tions for the registration to take place on August "A, of those young men who have attained their 21st birthday since June 5. Those coming within the registration requirements will register in their respective dis trict bo ed offices. The First, Third and Fifth ward men will register at the First district office, Room 408. City hall, and those living, in the Sec ond Fourth and Sixth wards will register in the second district office in the hearing room of City hall Eleven men left today for Newton, Mass, for special training in me- chanicaI lines. They entrained at 11:24 on the Boston bound express. They were a jubIant crowd of young men, eagerly anticipating the oppor- tunity ahead for valuable mechanical training. A number of friends were i present at the station to see them off. Those composing the party are: First District: David Pittsinger, Albert Seeds, Eugene Sullivan. Will liam Fischer, Adolph Olson and Ed win Mitchell. Pittsinger was the. captain.
 Second District: Leo A. Kraus, captain, George Unterspan. William <. Carlson, Julius B. Peterson, John J. Rogers.
 First District List. The First district list of those going to Camp Greenleaf on August 26, includes 40 men of the 1917 class and 26 of the 1918 class, six of the 1918 class being named as alternates. Included in the list is William J. Kelley of 470 Arch street, a member 1 of the Farrel Clothing Co. Howard | R. Voight of 37 Hawkins street and Robert F. O'Leary of Is Griswold 1 street are other well known men in 1 this list. Among the first of the 1918 | class called are Lawrence V. Cremin l of Al Bassett street. son of the late 1 pr. Lawrence NJ. Cremin; Leo M. Forsythe of r Crown street, who is a substitute and William D. Roche of "A Crown street, called as a substi-f tute. Roche is a substitute letter car- rier.
 The list follows: William J. Kelley, ITO Arch. Charles w. Gehring 24 Common- wealth avenue. Charles Olson, 48 Main street.
 Howard R. Voight, g Hawkins 1 street.
 Harry Wilchenik, 2S4 North street.
 Felix Wichewsky, 993 North Main street, Waterbury.
 John Panos, 12 High street, BrooK7 line, Mass. Ignacy Gnozak, 18 Orange street
 Charles Hettinger, 345 State street. Springfield. Charles H. Fisher 189 Church. street, Middletown.
 Paul F. Hjerpe, "A Buell. street. Stephen Stahowial1, 246 Broad
 John Jenusaitis, 191 Washington street. Joseph Gambino, II Broad street.
 Albin Dressell, 46O North Burritt street. Raymond L. Knight 129 Cleveland street.
 David Mooshel F Maple street.
 Frank Bazrallo. 89 Broad street.
 George Petrowski 54 Lafayetts, street, Worcester. Martin Bizis, 191 High street.
 Leo Skritulsly, 191 Washington street. Paolo Brigante, Ii Union street.l lS Waterbury.
 Vincent DiNrauro, 73 Beaver street.
 Rudolph A. Pilz, "A Ann street, Hartford,
 Robert F. O'Leary, 15 Griswold ;. street.
 Gabriel Hoohanesian, 855 Arch street. Joseph O'Kula, S7 Gold street
 Arthur P Swanson, Osgood avenue,
 Paolo Aparo, Hotel Washington.
 Rocco Calabrese, 400 South Main street.
 Luigi CiIiano, 87 Spring street. Joseph Mroz, 69 Orange street.
 Joseph Genovese, American Mills, company, Waterbury.
 Kidiner Kapnuk, 5 Silver.
 Angelo Mandolfo 95 Arch.
 Giovanni Denigri, 156 Washington.
 Camille Gagliardi, 1O7 Arch.
 William H. Jones' 43S Main.
 Edward Sczubelik, 30 Bond.
 John V. Carlson. Kensington, Ct
 New Registrants.
 Francis Morrissey, 65 Black RockN avenue.
 Joseph Som~~s 45 Overlook avenues
 Stanley A. Karpinsl<i, 62 Silver.
 Alexander l.. Fanion, 7S Beaver.
 Paul Amenta, 170 Washington.
 Julian F. Locke. 2a So. High.
 Cosmo D'Avirro, 2S Booth.
 Frank Prospect, All Myrtle.
 Fred W. Juengst, 57 Linwood.
 Levio Bessoni. l1S La. Sale.
 Angelo Lentine. 23 Lafayette.
 Angelo Donofrio, 952 Arch.
 Gustave Jehning, 45 Locust
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