New Britain herald., 1918-09-14
PLA!NVILLE OFFERS
 453 FOR NEW ARMY
Registration Figures Thursday Announced by War Bureau
WOMAN IN DI1CHED AUTO
Thrown Through Windshield at Wood ford Avenue CrosSinG-Libcrty Loan Tuesday Evening.

{ Tuesday Evening.
 1 H. S. Gwillim, chairman of the l War Bureau, has announced that the 1 total number registrants in PlainVille 1 on Thursday was 453 Following is i the report of the local board No. 2: l Citizenship: Native born, 297; natural 1 ized. 39; citizens by fathers natural 1 ization before registrant's majority, 6; 1 total, 342. Declarant aliens (first papers), 35; nondeclarant aliens, re- i total Ill. Grand total. 453. Races: i Whites, 426; negroes 27. Ages: A at IS; 19 at 19: IS at 20: IT at 32; 33 at 33; 23 at 34; 31 at 35: . at 36; 32 at 37: 26 at 3S; p at 39: 24 at 40: 27 at fl: 90 at 42; 21 at 43; 29 at A; 33 at 45. In addition to these, one man of the age of 25 registered. { His name and nationality were not mentioned. Aliens: Declarants-Eng- fish. 5; Irish 2; Canadians 1; French 1; Italians IT; Russians f; Danes l. Dutch 1; Swedish 1; Austrians 2. .Nondeclarants: English '; Irish 5; Ca nadians 3; Italian 49; ortuguese 1; Russian s; Turkish 1; German 1. Seymour Going to Georgia B. I. Miller of Local Board No. ?, has announced the names of five men who will leave Plainville for Camp Lytle, Greenleaf, Georgia, September 18th. Only one PlainviIle man. George F. Seymour will leave with
 this contingent.
 Frank Wright Dying. Word has been received that Frank Wright, the well known barber is in a critical condition at St. Francis hos
 pital in Hartford. He was removed to the hospital some time ago and un- derwent two operations His condition did not improve and yesterday the physicians said that his death might
 be expected at any time within the
 next few days.
 Woman Through Windshield. At about 1:30 o'cock this morning an automobile coming from Hartford through Pennington, crossed the rail- road tra cks on Woodfod avenue and ran into a ditich at the side of the road. A woman in the car was thrown through the windshield and
 her face, hands and arms were badly lacerated She was removed to a nearby house, and pr. J. c. Tanner was called to dress her wounds. The
 man in the car Was uninjured. Seventh Day Advent Meeting.
 Owing to the pressure of important business to be transacted, many changes have been made in the pro- gram of the Southern. New England Conference of the Seventh Day Advent
 churches now being held at the Plain vile camp grounds.
 | Important business to come bsfore the conference today is the meeting
 oJrf fl,a
 ence Association. This Is known as the Legal Asso ociation- and has jurisdiction over property and questions concern
 ing the incorporated body. The conference headquarters for the coming two years will remain at 5 Whitm ore street, Hartford, With Elder A. T. Robinson in charge, c. H.
 Gerald secretary and treasurer, and l Miss Lillian J. Bragan as private secretary.
 Many new arrivals from this state and Rhode Island were reported yes- terday.
 R.-B. Fearr1 Going tu tfitf1ctown. The Rockwell-Drake team will journey to Middletown tomorrow to play the team representing the Russel Company of that city. The local team has il straight victories
 to it's credit and hopes to add an- other scalp to it's collection tomorrow Manager Gloriant requests that the
 following players meet at the center
 in New Britain tomorrow at 12 o'clock: Oakes, F-erith, Bearce, O'Dell, Grover, Larson, Cassidy, Hillstrom,
 Dunham and Campbell
 Liberty Loan Meeting.
 The Liberty Loan committee will
 meet at the banking rooms of the
 Plainville Trust company, Tuesday evening, September r, at 8 o'clock. The Fourth Fighting Liberty Loan drive begins September 18th, and