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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
"a INDICTED IN LYNCHING
Alabamans Face Murder Charge
Arkansas Mob Hangs Negro

Sheffield, Ala, Dec. 20.-Twenty
four indictments charging first degrc
murder were returned by the Colber
county grand jury, which has con
,luGed its investigation of the lyncl
;ngs near here in November of VIII!
lam Byrd and George Whitesides, ne
groes, it was announced yesterday
The negroes were taken out and hang
ed as the result of the killing of ;
policeman. Warrants have been swoT
out for the men indicted, and step
will be taksr Immediately, it was an.
nounced, to arrest all of them.
Birmingham, Ala Dec. 20.-Severa
officials of Colbert county are anon;
those indicted at Sheffield, accordin;
TO Joseph R. Tate, solicitor of Jei
ferson county, who returned fror
Sheffield yesterday after attending tn
grand jury investigation Names ar
being withheld pending arrests.
Newport, Ark, Dec. 2O-A negr
who gave his name as Willis Robin
son. of Little Rock, was taken froF
iail bv mob and hanged to a tre
here Wednesday. A short time befor:
Robinson shot and killed Patrolma'
Charles Williams and wounded Pc
|'l;ce Chief Gus Martin when they trie'
to arrest him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
WAITED AT CHURCH;
GROOM is MISSING

Wilmington, n. c., Dec. 2O.-Ihe
,olicc are Investigating the seeming
strange disappearance of L. H.
WilIett, forsy-five minutes before the
inc set for his marriage to Miss
Leola Griffith. Willett called hi:
)ride-elect on the phone at Alb and
stated that he would be at the church
It 5 o'clock, but he failed to appear
1t is the belief of the police that
Willett fell victim to foul play.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
CLOSE : FOR HOLIDAYS
Public And Private Schools Dismissed
This Afternoon For Christmas
Teachers in Number of Instances
Remembered by Pupils. :.

The schools here, both public and
private. closed this afternoon for the
| Christmas holidays Teachers in many
Of the schools were the recipients OF
handsome presents, the gifts of the
pupils.
The public schools closed at l.3O
o'clock and will reopen for studies
December 80, although it is expected
that the schools will have holiday
IN New Years day.
st. Mary's Academy, conducted by
the Sisters of the Holy Gross and St.
Mary's parochial school, also closed
his afternoon for the holidays, and
will reopen for studies January 8
The Episcopal High School, west
of this city, in Fairfax county, will
lose tomorrow for the holidays and
will reopen for studies January 2.
The Episcopal Theological Seminary
If Virginia, also located west of this
.ity, in Fairfax county, closed this
rfternon for the holidays and will re-
open Thursday evening, January 2,
with special services at 6 o'clock.
Studies, however, will not be resumed
antil January 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
Appeals to Everyone

The Red Cross makes its appea
20 everyone that has heart and ex.
tends its HELM to everyone that has 9
need. It never inquiries "Who arc
YOU, and from whence did you come
but always "What can we do to aid
in this honor of your emergency"
1t IS big enough in its plans to
command the services of the Presl-
dent of the Unied States as its Pres
ident. It challenges the interests OF
the worlds greatest business men. II
.nlists the sympathy and support OF
me worlds wealthiest men and wo-
men. 1t is adaptable enough to find
an entrance tc every religious order
in existence; Protestant or Catholic
Gentle or Jewish.
It has an appea! for the man who
has strong faith. and is not without
interest to the enc who has no faith
at all except in humanity.
It's sympathies are broad enough
to care for the needy without respect
to creed or color. It's heart is full
enough of love to make its approach
welcome to everyone in distrss. It's
arms are strong enough to lift bur-
lens wherever they are found; It's
lands are gentle enough to rub away
he pain from an aching brdy and
ipe away tears wherever they arc
gen. It's lips are sympathetic enough
% speak a word of cheer to the dis
outraged, to say WORD of hope tc
ne hopeless, or to whisper a word OF
.cmfort to The dying. Indeed it Is
i that we would have it be.
Known by its supporters. it's twent!
,illion members and more are the
cd Gross incarnate. Known by 1t:
'oasury, it has only to make 1t:
..:shes known, and from all classe:
ri conditions of people, the answer
;. made in gold, and this is as i
| :,cnld be. Known by its constituency
40 soldier fresh from the trenches
ding sympathy and cheer, the sui
eit.ne one one the hospital cot need
- the skill Of the surgeon or tn
~nnle influence of the nurse, the dy
~ everywhere needing direction a
% tie future and the counsel Of tn
II" plain; all these risecp 20 call tn
&e.i Cross blessed.
lie Red Cross is min:stering no
en!y to our men at the front in thel
need, but also has become great NJ
manitarian agency, relieving suffer
| ing in the homes from which father
brothers anG sons have gone forth I
fight t. secure righteous peace.
has contributed to the morale of tt
men at the front. and at the san
time helped TO large degree to mai'
tain the strength and courage Of II
). n,oplevein France mad Italy. It
!, giving TO people everywhere; Il
!. thouehtsot, ser3ies and aagdt sacrifice at .:
t life is thus becoping SO much mo
e worth while, It would enrich t
e life and enlarge the life and snlar1
d the experience of everyone to becor
a m.nber of the Red Crsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
May SHORTEN HIS VISIT
Presidents Early Trip. TO London
May Cause Change in Entire Pro-
gram-Holds Conference With
Clemenceau.

Paris, Dec. 20.-Premier Clemen-
ceau and Col. Z. NJ. House visited
President Wilson yesterday morning
at his Paris residence, the Murat
Mansion. The callers arrived at the
Presidential residence at about 10
o'clock.
The French Premier and the Pres
ident were engaged for more than
an hour in an intimate discussion.
Colonel House also conferred with
the President during the morning.
The Presidents engagements for
the day caused him to postpone his
plans for recreation
The reason given for President Will
sons desire to make an early visit
of England, it is understood. is that
he has found it might be necessary
to return to Washington much sooner
than he had expected. Whether this
means a change in the Presidents
entire program, including his journey
to Italy, is not known here.
An interesting feature of the dis
cussion of the Presidents intended
visit beginning next Thursday is that
the ptesent British cabinet is technl-
cally not in position to speak fer
the Government until the result of
the recent elections are known De-
cemher %.
There is little doubt, however, that
Premier Lloyd George and his associ-
ates have been reelected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
Austrians Who Shased in the Respon-
siLiiity of the War to te Punished
All Crown Lands Will be Confs-
Gated.
Gated.

Vienna, Dec. 10. (delayed).-Aus-
trian officials who shared IN the re
sponsibiity for starting the war viii
be punished.
4 Hi has been introd te:' in the
na.,p Der of Deputies, prcrimng for
Investigation and prosecution of army
leaders and subordinates.
Copenhagen, Dec. 20.-The Austrian
national council has decided to ccniis-
cate I'll the crown lands according
to dispatches received here ;cdaE.
,c.na imperial castle will be crr":rted
into a cnildren's home
Geneva, Dec. 20.--The Vienna Aeu-
esweiner Journal charges ArchGuke
Leopold Saltwater (uncle of n"er
Emperor Earl,) Generals Won Ard
and Vor. Hoffman, and o:ler pr2n:i-
nent persons with looting army stores
of foccstufss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
MUSTERED OUT or SERVICE

The following AlexanGr:;':s Ia
heen mustered out of service 81 !
turned horne: James V. Hasson. Cor
pank X, 147th Engineers, Fort He'
jamin Harrison, Ind; Joss>h L
Lash, from training camp n ,Chsrlc
tesville, Va, and Herbe;'t O. Biu"t {
Mount Vernon district. Fairfax count
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
CAMPAIGN NEARS END

lOWOTrOW VIII IaeeiSohJ -n D's
! of Weeks Activity For Enrollmen
of Members for Anual Christmas
| Roll Call of Red Cross.
With practically one more day fol
the Red Cross drive the solicitors
enea eed in the task of enrolling mem
bers for the annual Christmas Roll
| Call are today busy in making whirl-
wind finish, and the indications are
that by the close Of the campaign to-
morrow night Alexandria will have
surpassed all previous records in he1
history of enrolling members in this
great organization of mercy.
With unselfsh devotion many wo-
men Of the city have put aside al
other work and devoted practically
their entire time to the task of en-.
rolling members and they should be
encouraged. Persons thus far WIN
have failed to contribute their dol
lar for years dues are requested to
call at the banks or the Chamber o.
Commerce or to any person whom
they know to be engaged in the work
and enroll.
1t is the hope of the committee il
charge to have all persons who have
not vet enrolled to SO tomorrow.
A already stated in The Gazette tn,
enrollments thus far are in excess o
1000. Many new enrollments were
made today and it is expected tha:
tomorrow several hundred additiona
will be added to the already big en-
-ollment.
The weeks work incident to the
will probably be finished
Monday when final reports are made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
INFLUENZA SITUATION
Twelve New Cases Reported in City
And Two in County-Total in City
Not in Excess of Twenty-five-Nn
Cause For Alarm.

Twelve new cases of Influenza were
reported to the health Office today
However, some cases reported de-
velcped during the past sevcnty-twc
hours and some Of the repo:ts were
just made today: Two cases from:
nearby points in Alexandria cc,rt.
also were reported.
1t is thought that there are n3t
more than twenty-five or thirty cases
in the city.
The health officials here SEE NJ
cause for alarm and the disease has.
not assumed the form Of an epidcrlc
Most of those suffering from me Gis.:
ease are reported to be recovering
Many persons, however, are confined
% their homes suffering from severe
..oids which has led many to believe
:rst everyone suffering from a col' =
aas the flu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
SURRENDER FIVE U-BoATS

;Fiye7Germsh submarines, including
aha famous Deutschland, have arrived
Il Cherbourg, Francs, diplomatic ad-
vices stated today, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

The body>of Sergt. John F. Carr
who died Monday at Fort Bliss, Tex.
will arrive here Sunday and his fun
eral will be held at two o'cloc!
Monday from 421 North Columbus
street and will be conducted by Rev
Dr.. E. V. REGISTER, pastor of the NJ.
f. Church South. assisted by an army
chaplain from Camp Humphreys, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
CITY news IlNhBRlEF
Mr. Joseph Lowenbach has return
ed to this city after trip of sew
eral months in the west.

cadet G. S. Rice of the Virginia Nlli-
gary Inst;sI.. eft Today to resume
his studies .at that place after few
Gays leave of absence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20
AFTER THE GUILTY ONES FRATERhIAL ANERRllCC ANS
Alexandria Council Meets and Elects
Oflicers-.Largs Attendance at Meet
ing Last Mght--lrsta!lation VIII
Take Place Next Month.

The senii-monthly meeting of Alex
sndfla Council. No. 5, Order Fraternal
Americans, held last evening was
qr;:te largely attended. Six applica-
tions for mebership were received
and five were received into the Coun-
e:l last evening. The degrees being
appropriately conferred.
The election of officers was held with
the following result:
President, Geo. Z. Petit; vice ptesf-
dent, C. r. Cc!e; rec. sec'y. James
p. Mansfield; asst. sec'y, +. S. Lucas;
fin. sec'y. f. w. Ebhardt; treasurer,
Q. H. Daniels; Marshall, W. J. Nc
Kenney, Jr.. warden, j L. Lloyd
chaplain, ]. H. Mansfield; inner guart,
Fl. B. Smith; outer guard, E. I. Card
we'll: trustee for three years, John
H. Trimyer; Rep. to Grand Council
for two years, G. W. Petit; alt. Rep.
for two years, L. H.. DeVaughan;
Ait. Rep. for one year, Geo. r. Smith;
decree master, w. D. Zimmerman.
These officers will be duly Installed
IN January by Dep. State President,
Maurice Mckenney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

Edward M. Brown of a Naval Hos
pital, Long Island, N. Y, is visiting
his mother at her home in Wilkes
Street for the Christmas holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

As will be seen by en- advertise
ment elsewhere the Citizens National
Bank at its ;;nnual nla :ring wnl:h
will be held t'.i.rary IA will also &C.
IN the ratification end re"cmmenda-
tion Of the board of directors for in
screasing the capital stock of that
bank. This was decided upon at a
meeting Of the directors held Decem
Der j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

Old Dominion Comnlandery No. II,
Knights Templar, will hold special
meeting ar 7.30 o'clock tonight at the
Masonic Temple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

4 Mr.. Lloyd Uhler and family Of Pitts
5turgh are visiting Mr.. Uhler's par
ents. Mr. ard Mrs. George Uhler, with
whom they will spend the Christmas
holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

The Salvation Army would like Il
ladies and gentlemen to please place
a dollar bill in the kettle on the street
corner between now and Christmas
BY so doing the army will be able to
accomplish the same amount of relief
as last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-20

There will be basket ball game in
the Alexandria High School auditor
ium tonight at 7:3o o'clock between
some members of the alumnae and a
girls team of the Alexandria High
school. An admission fee of fifteen
cents will be charged.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25

armament of over six-inch calibre fo. our forces in France The excellent work which our heavy artillery is do- ing in the present campaign is well known.
 The time necessarily involved fn classifying registrants of Sept. 18th, 1918. has threatened to delay the for nation of heavy artillery regiments which was planned in the coast de- lenses along the Atlantic coast, and in order to avoid such a delay, tho chief of coast artillery has obtained permission from Provost Marshall General sCrowderS to secure men by voluntary induc tan.
 This branch or the service should prove attractive to recent registrants, not only on account of its nature, hut, also on account of the opportY- nity for rapid promotion which is af- forded.
 Any registrantainterested in heavy artillery and desiraats of being vol untarily inducted into this branch may obtain information on procedure, etc. by communicating with The Ad- ;utant, Coast Defenses of Long Isl- land Sound Fort H. G. Wright N. '.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25

Hill Ave. 1t5s-Patrick F. Kelley, ss Mckinley
 Ave. 1154-Wilfred L. Lacombe, IA Garter 1155-Hymil Burchman. R. Fl D. ?. 1156-Wilfred Dufresne, Norwich
 Town. 1157-William P. Barrows, 10 Town
 St. Norwich Town. 115s-Willam L. Potter, 90 Otrobando
 Ave. Norwich Town. 1159-Thomas W. Casey, Y West
 Town St, Norwich Town. 1-e0-Walter Durr. S5 Town St., Nor
 wien Town 11s2-Lazaros stamat, s1 West Main 1163-Frederick c. Kristek, S9 Sher- 116AGeorge H. Moles. 10 Laurel Hill 11s5-chsrles chsi V. James. 12o Bread. 1166-William R. Baird, 2S Williams. 1167-Ffdello Perry, GS North Main 116S-Louis Barber, Clay Ave. 1469-Raffaelle Benedetto 39 Franklin. 1170-Ale&aHder F. Alcorace, BPS 1171-Panajiote c. Asimacopoulos, 23 Elm. 1172-Abraham Pewanac. 53 Thames. 1173-James E. Bannock. 10 Shetucket 1174-Aliyn L. Brown, 262 Broadway. | I175-F'rank Joseph Looby, 26 Vina. 1l76-Joseph Thibault, 23 North B St, Taftville.
 1777-George Lambert, R, F. D. 8. De- cum
 117s-Albert Lachapelle, 54 1-2 South B St, Taftville 117eUrban D. Smith. S Front St., Taftville 11S0-Albert R. Karkutt, 162 Broad. 11S1-Arthur W. BusheIl, 1I4 Asylum. 1 William J, Marshall, 2 Summer 1183-William H. Shea, Il Perkins Ave.
 11S+Francis x. St. Laurent, 22 Gros- | venor Place. | 1185-Alexander c. Taylor, S1 Union. 11S6-John Silva, IS High. 1187-Phillip Mandell 62 School | l11Ss-Herbert B. Wightman. 1 Elm
 wood Ave
 11Se-John B. Kempkes, 65 Union. 11so-George S. Powers, 25 Hobart Ave
 1191-Aris NTkola Pespeni, s North
 Thames.
 11s2-Peter T. Angeles 40 Market. l 1193-William C. Blicd, 2f9 Rockwell | 1i94-Henry B. Koch, 70 Boswell Ave 1195-William c. Carter, 50 Cedar St 1196-William Adams, S34 Washing ton
 11s7-Antoni Pavloch, Riverside
 Ave, Norwich Town. +1ss-John Eyberse. Harland Road. 119S-Youis J. Bruette, r Winchester 1200--John r. Hotchkiss, + Arnold. 12o1-John F. Brennan. 1 f-2 Nortf
 Slater Ave, Taftville. 12o2-Bazil Horosco. g 1-2 South r St. Taftville
 120s-WladEslaw Zadrozny, 23 Nor 1 wich Ave.
 12o4-Henry B. Davignon. Occum. 1205-Henry Charpentier, 1 Provi
 dence St., Taftville. 1206-Desire J. Dufresne. 22 1-2 NortI
 A St, Taftville.
 12o7-Henry J. Caron. No. 4th Ave
 Taftviile
 120S-Peter Maynard, Taftville 1509-George J. Roberts, 135 Hickory 1210-John H. Humphrey. 4e2 Centra
 Ave
 1s11-Edward J. McNerney. 2n Nc
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25
Ave TaftViI1e

Ave, dIIVllle. 1o91-Walter M. Buckingham. S3 Cen
 ter 1092-John Albert Collins, A Union. 1093-Peter Ceccarelli 21 W. Thames 1o94-Luigi zonghetti, SS Sandwich 1O95-George J. Karkanides, a1 Elm. 1096-Thomas Francis Quinn, 165 N.
 Main. 1o97-Frank J. Shea, PAS Main 1c9S-Pierre F. Sabourin, 191 Broad. 1O99-Elias Jahn, 43 North Main 1100-John Babineau e Water. 1101-John J. Shea. 63 Broadway 1102-Daniel J. Falvey, 113 Williams. 1103-Albert Clayton, III River Ave 1104-Edward A. Pratt 122 Chestnut. 1i05-Job H. Tubbs, 2 Division. 11C6-John H. Murphy, R. F. D. s. 1107-Hughie Rogers, Trading Cove, R. F. D.
 11ds-John D. l3eduarz. 15S Central 11os-1ouis L. Gotthelf, s2 Cliff. 1110--Arthur E. Gale, g Main. | 1111-Francis P. Pratt, IS North Cliff. 1112-F'rank T. Fitzpatrick, 106 School 1113-Lester Greenman, 79 Laurel Hill Ave. 1l1Astanislaw Mostoles. PA Yantic. 1115-Federico Mazzorelli, :G Lake 1116-Francesco Mirinni, A Franklin 1117-Emanuel B. Kambouris, 16 Col
 den. 1 111S-Michael N. Ekonomakis, 15
 North Main. 1119-John F. Donovan, 27O Main. i120-Frank Spicer, 204 Laurel Hill 1121-John J. Dyson, 27o Main. l 1122-Vincent D. EIdred, l Crescent. 1123-Robert J. Cochrane. 291 Laurel | Hill Ave.
 1124-Edmund W. Perkins, 1 sachem | Terrace.
 1125-Joseph A. Douchette, IS Ferry 1126-Harry Hargreaves, 112 River Ave.
 1127-Ole D. Nelson, 10 Church. 1E28-Ernest !. Bolduc R, F. D. 4. 1129-Wolfgang sticht, Highland St. 1iso-Andrew Hedler, Box 4s, occum 1131-Clement F. Fortier Merchants
 Ave, Taftville. 1132-Joseph J. Conway, 157 Talmau i l139-Teopbil Rygielski. 23s Yantic. I -134-Adolph Albert Malroden. St
 Dunham
 1195-Charles c. Treat, D Brown. I126-Frank S. Leon, J58 Thames. l157-John Wood, 22 Front St, Taft
 vile.
 l13s-Martin Kowakula, 21 Norwich
 Ave- Taftvil1e 113e-Jacob Bonczek. 1-2 South Sla-
 ter Ave. Taftville 1140-Jerome Bonvii1e, 34 Slater Ave.
 Taftville.
 i141-Stuart Lincoln, 4ss Laurel Hil Road
 l142-Francis Roberts, 52 Franklin. 1143-Panagiotes r. Georga acopoulos
 P Elm. l1144-Josef J. Jankowski. BIS Asylum 1145-Gennaro Capodanno, SIS Frank
 lin.
 114s-Adolphus c. iaRowe, Mer.
 chants Ave, Taftville 1IE-James J. Sullivan, Box 5. Yer,
 sailles
 114s-Frank O. Trudeau, 9S North /
 St, Taftville. | 1149-Alfred |. Audette. Taftville. 115o-Frank J. Pagan, POS Broad. 1151-William R. McNeil. B Garfield Il 1fss-John G. Andrews, 1s1 Laure
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25

Main 1212-stefano Napoli, s14 Franklin. 1213-Martin Chorbaczewski, 21S W.
 Main. 1214-Teofl A. Bilda, 1o5 Hobart Ave 1215-Hiram B. Beckwith. A Court. 1216-Austin Furiong, 3e Fountain. 1217-Michael J. Mccarthy. 2S5
 Franklin. 121S-Richard E. Fitzgerald, Foun-
 tain. 122O-Martin J. Frederick, 64 School. 1221-Ia Giamoco, S8 Boswell Ave. 1222-Charles s. Kaminski, 9S Roath. 1229-John J. Brokowski, SO Roath. 1224-Adolph K. Domhroski, 72 North
 Main. 1225-DanieI B. Sweezey, Clay Ave. 1226-John c, Darby, 13O Washington. 1227-Ernest E. Sparks, 56 Yantic. 122S-Walter A. Bussey. g Hamlin. 1229-John L. Leffingwell, 341 Main. 1230-August Gornes, Laurel Hill Ave. 1231-Andrew Donnelly. 10 Hill. 12S2-Carl W. Brown, F Warren. 12S3-Harry c. W. Main. R. F. D. 2,
 Mystic. 1234-Harold T. Bandro. R. F. D. 1.
 Gales Ferry. 1235-Tevy l. Main, Gen. Del 1236-Sidney G. Hall. R. F. D. i. 1237-Charles T. Alexander, IA Eli
 zabeth. 123S-Moses tennis. 30 Summit. 1239-Frank Daley, 96 High. 1240-John E. Nugent, State Tubercu-
 losis.
 1241-Fred B. Fisher, Corning road. 1242-Samuel M. Billings, 34 Connell 1243--Herbert K. Reed, 46 Division.  1245-Daniel L. Desmond, Lafayette pl 1246-Alfred M. Rouleau, S1 Cliff. 1247-Oscar V. Pierson, 76 Boswell Ave 124S-Existe J. Chabotte, 37 Mill. 1249-Antoni Askin, Yantic. 1250-Antone Gobebrewski, Box r,
 Yantic.
 1251-Artemy Ayziak, Yantfc. 1252-Martin Jozwik, Yantic. 125s-Antone Gruski, Riverside Ave- Norwich Town. 1254-Minas c. Conos, Yantic. 1255-Apostolos s. Petrides, Yantic. 1256-Leslie G. George, Church. T257-William o. Bogdanski, S2 North 1258-John J. Kane, 40 Oakridge. | 1259-Gottfried c. Zachae, IT Pratt. 1260-Bruce F. Rogers, PAS Washington 1261-Charles Yankowski. SIS Asylum 1262-Conrad Zimmer, Bushnell pl lZb5-CndfieS HOIO0, dnllC. 1264-Fotios BAnonsky, Yantic. | 1265-Michael Banas, R. F. D. g, Nor wich Town.
 126s-Anton J. Pi1etski, s6 Orobandc Ave, Norwich Town. | 1267-Steven Anester. Yantic. | 126S-John H. Sullivan. Merchants Ave, Taftville. 126s-Henry J. Pepin, North A, Taft. kyi1le
 Christopher Wanderhck, S2 Nor.
 wich Ave, Taftville. 1271-Arthur Pothier, Merchants Ave
 Taftville.
 1272-William Poyerd, 27 North B. Taftville.
 127S-John J. Callaghan. 2So Wes l Thames. i 1274-Meyer Blumenthal. 20 High. 1275-Henry w. Ames, 59 Thames. 1276AClarence E. Carpenter, 76 New
 ton. | 1277-Sven G. Didrikson, 1S4 Elizabeth 127S-David Georgi, 133 Cedar. ! 1279-Michael J. OConnell, 287 Wes
 2AxAs
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-25
SERIAL NUMBERS FORLOCAL ASSISTANTS

1c42-Michael Daperano. 72 North
 Main. io43-George L. Ingalls,. 93 Sachem. lG44-Thomas F. Glynn, PA Main. 1045-Everett N. Brown. 231 Laurel 1O4e-George J. Austin Grove. 1O47-Charles A. Herskell, 5 Broad
 way. 104S-Rossie B. Hancock, 25 Oneco. 1049-Hars A. Hagstrom, g Uncas 1050-Euclide E. Larose. 9 1-2 South
 Fifth Ave, TaftviIle, 1051-Ioseph Q. A. Boileau 2S South
 B, Taftville. 1052-Desire J. Bourbon, Hunters Ave. lO5s-Jsrl's ! West, Merchants Ave, Taftville. 1o54-Frederick Lavallie. Box 55, Yer
 sailles. lO55-Thomas J. Welsh. Norwich Ave, TaftviIle. 1056-Alphonse Germaine, 30 1-2 South E. Taftville 1057-John Conley "A Norwich Ave, Taftville, 1O5S-Charles II. ChappeIl, 15 North c Taftville. 1O59-Saul Breault, S7 South A, Taft vile. 1O6O-Frank E. Blanchard, Occum. 1061-George Moore, 5 North Fourth Ave, TaftviIle. 1062-Wilfred A. Gaucher Pratte Ave. Taftville. 1O63-Philip Trembley, Merchant Ave. Taftville. 1064-Joseph Trudel, Taftville. 1065-Arthur ], Legare, 42 Norwich 1O6s-Jobn J. Daiy 25 Providence Taftville. 1o67-Franll Gaudreau, Norwich Ave. Taftville. 106S-Robert Sidebottom, 34 North
 Ave, Taftville. 1o69-Thomas spaulding, 27o Main. lo70-Edwin H. Capron, Norwich 1O71-Benjamin H. Evans, 8 Grove Place. 1o72-Casper K. Bailey, 5o2 Main. 1073-James T. Egan, 10 Shetucket. 1074-Louis Delwurt, IS Hill. 1075-Adolph l. Straub, 74 Union !076-Edward s. Rose, 4S Hinckley. 1O77-Jacob Wasser f9 Main. 107S-Wiliam J. Kelley, South Slat.
 Ave, Taftviile. -o7s-Joseph A. Paquin. North r Taftville. 1o8o-Henry A. Peltier, 7s Norwich | i0S1-Joseph V. Roy, 30 North A
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 Taftville. l0S5-Herbert R. Gardner, A. R. F. D.
 Norwich Town. 1oS6-Joseph Bush, Ponemah House
 Taftville. 1oS7-Noel $. Raymond, "A Norwich
 Ave, Taftville. 1oSS-Obert Rivard, 13 South Fron
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 Taftville. I1oso-Isidore E. Boucher, Norwicl