New Britain herald., 1918-09-19
ALL FIGHTING MEN
 MUST LEAVE OCT. 10 : 72 Men Called Takes All EligibleS,
 Exclusive of September Glass GOING TO GREENLEAF, GA.

< NVAAFN " O1sL01SAAAAA NAAs E In Addition to This Call For General Service, Seven Men For Special Army Work Are Going On Octo- bcr ?.
 On October 10 every man in New Britain available for general military duty, exclusive of those who regis tered on September 12 and who are now receiving their questionnaires for final classification, will be sent to Camp Greenleaf, Ga, for service. This means that 47 men will be sent t. from the second district while 25 ' will go from the first. In addition to this call, four second district men for special and limited service will go to Tt. Slocum on October 2, while three in this class will go from the first district.
 Last week the adjutant general re- queSted the local boards to advise him of the total number of Class 1 registrants available for general serv- +ice. "The first board reported a total of 25, while the second board report . ed AZ. Todays call takes every one of these, men, leaving only the Sep tember< .12 registrants to be called later.
 Second District Soldiers.
 The complete list of men from the 4first district has not yet been com piled, but in the second district the < following men will be sent to Green leaf:
 Registrants Of 1917. Ivor Johnson. A Maple St.
 Salvatore SquilIace. 189 Oak St. Charles Hadfield, Al Clark St. Hubert Reynolds, 10 Center St. Harold T. Martin, 455 Stanley St. John Schroeder, POP Hartford Ave. 7 Harold Siolander, 343 Church St. Christopher Rategan, 3 Pearl Ct. William Jurgen, Judd Ave. June ,, 1918, Class.
 William McMahon, Hotel Bronson. Paul Zink, care of Berlin Construc- ton Go.
 Stratos KaraIis, 98 Commercial St. George Fitzsimmons, 30 Union St. Joseph Starzeneerkj, 115 North St. Harold Rollins, 79 Pleasant St. George Krech, 1O7 Ann St., Meri- den, Conn. Claus Carlson, 76 Prospect St. Fred Johnson, 40 State st., Water town, Conn.
 Edward Reinholdt, 49 Belden St. !, Clarence Banner, 166 Park St.
 Walter Wojak, 4 Union St.
 Richard Holleran, 1886 Stanley St. Michael Butler, 222 East Main St. Frederick Moore, 70 Linden St.
 
 Albert Perondini 454 South Main St.
 William Wilbur, IT Main St.
 Harry Cronin, 134 Hartford Ave. Harold Steed, 127 Cherry St.
 Carl Holmberg 70 Ash St. Carlyle Perkins, 605 East Main St. Steve Balincki, 91 Church St. .... August 24 Rcgistrants.
 Frank Norkum, 312 Church St. Attilis Marzi, IFS Oak St.
 Saul Gubernick, 103 Brighton Ave- Allston, Mass.
 John McGrath 750 East St.
 Raymond McKnerney, 11S4 Stan ley St.
 Joseph Crosby, 226 Fairview St. Paul Koslosky, 137 Winter St. Francis Korythto, 36 Silver St. Alexander Sperry 79 Smalley St. Edward Horwitz, 1882 Stanley St. Michael Gussman, 27 Lawlor St. Anthony P Sinl1iewicz, 476 East St. Axel B. Roden, Stanley Quarter. Howard Cunning, 237 Elm St. Christian Hepp, 20 Wilson St. Frank Cazzetto, 11O Hartford Ave. Clarence Sandstrom, 400 Park St.
 Limited Service Men.
 The four limited service, or special service men who have been called In the second district to go to Fort Slo- cum on October are {. John Croston, Hartford.
 George Rolf, Main St.
 Nils Erickson. Schenectady, N. Y. Michael Haugh, Pleasant St. John II. Johnson, 91 Hart St, ni- E ternate.