New Britain herald., 1918-10-22

Nd., Wltn a. 0ra1L increment ICpolleu at the Grange hall on Pierce street at ? o'clock this afternoon for final in structions before leaving for camp. According to the latest regulations the men must wear brassards while en- route to camp and these were seWed on the mems coats this afternoon. While there the leaders were selected and the squads were chosen already for entrainment when they assemble in the morning.
 The local boys who leave are: James William Fox; Raymond D. Currio; Conrad J. Doty: Paul J. Gun ningham; and Raymond J. Roberts.
 Barnes a Second Lieutenant
 Word has been received from Washington telling of the promotion of Regimental Sergeant Major Bur ton D. Barnes to the rank of second lieutenant. Lieutenant Barnes is con- nected with the headquarters staff of the S3rd division now stationed in France. He was recommended for promotion by the commanding officer of the expeditionary forces and the recommendation was approved at Washington recently. Barnes former ly lived here but moved West several years ago and enlisted out there.
 Non-EsscntiaI Construction.
 Tn Saturday nights paper it was stated that Oscar Anderson of Bris- tol had been appointed the local ad- ministrator on non essential con struction. There seems to be some misunderstanding in regard to the new rules governing construction in war times, which may be cleared Up by the following: There has been an impression in some quarters that it was not necessary to secure building permits if the proposed construction was to cost less than $2,500. This is d mistake. Except in the case of farm buildings costing less than ST. 900 no new construction whatever can be done without a permit. This applies not only to buildings, but new construction of any kind including sidewalks sewer, water, gas and clec- tric construction. The $2,500 exemp- ton applies only to repairs.
 PIninviIIe Honor Roll.
 For the purpose of correcting any errors in 'PlainviIle's honor roll the war bureau has given out the fol- lowing names:
 Edward Barrows. 307th Inf. Co., l.. American Ex. Force, via New York.
 Francis Barnes, Co. I, 102nd 1nfan- try, American Ex. Force (Dead).
 William Bartlett, Co. l, 102nd In fantry, American FIX. Force.
 Natale Bellini. 3O1st Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, (RejectedD.
 Edward Bonnet, (Brtish).
 Arthur Bates. Co. r. 107th Infan- try Wadsworth Camp, Spartansburg, s. c.
 Harlan Burgess, Go. I. 102nd Infan- try. American Ex. Force.
 William J. Butler. Med. Corps Camp Mcclellan, Base Hospital AL Iison Ala.
 Emido Cassurio. 102nd Infantry, American FIX. Force.
 Francis P. Cassidy Go. A. 9th r. s. Eng'r. Barracks Wash, Washington, D. c.
 Peter Cattuci. 301st Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Devens, Aver. Mass. Tony Catucci.
 Richard F. Cafferty. 305th Infan- try, Company H. American Ex. Force.
 Raymond IT. Clayton.
 Albert J. Conlin, 39th Aero Squa., Rich Field. Waco. Texas.
 Harold Corning, 307th Infantry, Go. l., American Ex. Force, (B. F. F.) via N. Y.
 Natale CoyosaIowanco, Co. D, 301st Mach. Gun Battery, Camp Devcns, Aver Mass.
 Wm. H. Cunningham, 301st Trench Mortar Battery, Camp Devens, Aver Mass
 Arthur G. Curtis, Co. G. Hard In fantry, Ft. Worth, Texas Camp Bo- vie.
 Robert c. Currev. Aviation Corps, 21S Squa., Kelley Field, San Antonio, Texas.
 Lieut Fred l.. Dimes, 17th r. $. Cavalry, Camp Harry J. Jones, Doug las Arizona.
 Peter Dalna goth Eng. NJ. D. Am erican University, Washington, D. C.
 Henry Harry Donahue.
 Vincenzo Dimio.
 Lloyd Edwards, Co. B. 301st Mach. Mass.
 Harry P. Ellis. Go. c. 9th Inf Am erican Ex. Force.
 Edmond J. Ellsworth. Quartormas- ter Corps E Artillery Section, Camp Jackson Columbia, $. C.
 Herbert C. Fwald. Co. D, 303rd Machine Gun Batt'n, Camp Devens Aver Mass.
 Ralph V. Farrell, Medical Corps, Newport, +. I.
 Harry y. Fisher. $. s. U-510, Con vols, Automobiles. American EX. Force. Par. E. (. M.
 Joe fletcher, No. 21. .25,1SS, care of Army Post Office, London, England
 Joseph Patrick Green.
 Chester Griffin, 326th Inf, Co. A, Camp Upton, N. !.
 John Gibson. Co. F, 1st D. B. C., Montreal Canada.
 Albert Goodale, 143rd Field Artil- lcry. Camp Kearney. Cal. Linda Vista.
 George Graham. Co. l, Prov. Ret. Bait, Camp Dix, New Jersey.
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