The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-26
CONNECTICUT MEN. AS NAVY. CLERKS.
Sec'y Daniels Publishes List of Those Commissioned
 from Civil Life.

Complying with the house resolu- tion of June, directing the secretary of the navy to give names of men commissioned from civil life and as- signed to clerical work, Secretary Daniels has published a list contain ing the names of 7,700 men between | the ages of 21 and 31. Those who gave their residence in Connecticut are as follows:-
 F. A. Monsees, New Britain; John B. Walsh, Torrington; E. W. Buchan- an, Stamford; J. M. Donovan. Bridge port; T. P. McNierffey, Wethersfield; J. L. Welch, Hartford Richard E. Mansfield, New London; Edwin J. O'Mara, Hartford; John J. Oates, FL lington; James M. Strong, James P. Gallagher, Percival H. White, Francis R. Olmstead, Hartford; Gustave H. Anderson, Meriden; Roland M. Houck, Davit T. Gay, Theodore Bra gel, Hartford; Carl Robert Anderson, Meriden; Thomas Cavanaugh. Hart ford; Joseph c. Wiman, Deep River; Abram Wimovsky, Deep River; Stuart M. Prann, Centerbrook.
 Clifford T. Cornell, Hartford; Samuel L. Hersman, New Haven; George K. Abbott, Elmwood; Mark l.. Hart, New Britain; John B. Moves Norwich Harry B. Mckee, Danielson; Llewellyn G. T. Baird, Stamford; i; Thomas W. Donaghue, Raymond L. Flanigan, Moses w. Kashman, Hart ford; Clarence o. Lister, Bridgeport; Mark P. O'Connell, Wallingford; ; Charles E. Williams South Norwalk i; Stephen M. Brennan, Greenwich; i; Samuel Reich, Bridgeport; Edgar Lockwood, Greenwich; A. l.. Wyckoff, Bridgeport; Walter E. Bennett, East Haven; William German, Edward J. Coleman, James H. Dillon, Hartford; Charles S. Ferrett, William J. Fitz- patrick. Bridgeport.
 Louis Y. Gaberman, Hartford; James F. Grady, Meriden; Daniel A. Gurriero, Hartford; Frederick c. Hesseimeyer, West Haven; Edward l.. Higbie, New London; Arthur F. How ard, Hartford; Joseph R. Heating, Bridgeport; John W. McDermott, Mer- iden; Clarence J. McGarry, South Beach; Ivan E. Martin. New Haven; Clarence L. Mortimer, Sound Beach; James c. Muldowney, Hartford; Claud c. Prout, Middletown; Clarence w Sexton, Thomas w. Smith, Hartford Wayne c. Smith, Meriden; James A Toomey. New Haven; Merrill w Whipple, Hartford; Cornelius Harri. gan, Bridgeport (paymaster); Howard D. Baker. South Norwalk; Charles H Bennett, -Norwalk; James L. Connor Bridgeport; James H. Darcy, Win. sted; Horace F. Doolittle, Meriden; Frank P. Doran, Riverside; Russel Frost, Jr.; Otis A. Kniffin, South Nor. walk; Leo P. Lawton. Middletown. John w. Martin, South Manchester Edward B. Pierpont, Waterbury; Dud ley F. Roymand, South Norwalk; Phil lip E. Reilly, Middletown; William J Wolf, Waterville; Matthew J. Kiely Haven; William E. Backus, Soutl Bridgeport; Irving c. Sheppard, Nev Windham; Frank H. Anderson, Nev Britain; William D. Bishop, Bridge port; Lewis R. Darling, Bridgeport Morris S. Falk, Hartford; James H Gildea, Danbury; Renest G. Hilliard Stamford; Robert M. Famins, Hart ford; John\F. Kelly, Few Haven Gustave A. Lawson, Hartford.
 Newton W. Lockwood. New Britain William J. Noble, Meriden; Ralph ( Williams Stamford; Ronald N. Wood ward, Winsted; Joseph H. Stage Bridgeport; Theodore E Lorenz, Tor rington; Simon J. Fitzharris, Ken ington; L. H. Brown, New Haven; I H. Comen, Bridgeport; E. Fahey Bridgeport; G. F. Heating. Bridge Port; Charles G. Waldo, Bridgeport Umbert E. Borzani, Torrington; Wal ter J. Mclaughlin. Hartford Harr P. Russell, South Manchester; Edwi B. cquires, Bridgeport; John T. Fal rell, New Haven; Charles F. Maguir Stamford; Robert H. Gulliver, Water bury; James H. McArd.e, Montville Barnard Connolly, Bridgeport. Hem Francis Borst, Waterbury, and Sah; gain Carl Fischer. Torrington.
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