New Britain herald., 1921-05-17
3l ARE LISTED AS
 DODGERS OF DRAFT
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! ia). 10S Grove St. New Britain, Ct. ! 22. Absalom Jacob. = Broad St. i New Britain. C.. 2o49. Samuel Jacobs. Hotel Nel- i son. New Britain. ct. , 171O. Anthony Jasewicz CAntony Josewicz). 37 Horace St. New Brit ain. Ct. s7s. Paul Joseph. 72 Broad St. New Britain. e.
 2529. John Kowosky CKanosky). , 2s Cold St. New Britain. Ct.
 3099. Jacob Kozikowski Closet Kozikowski), IA Gold St., New Brit ain. G.
 s676. Levi Levantowski neon LevandowskD U.eon LewandoskD. |. Main St., New Britain. Ct.
 2499. HczekiaI (Hezekiah) Long. i52 Main St. New Britain. Ct.
 1a9a. Bernard Moreno (Morena) tMurrana). 72 Broad St.. New Brit ain. Ct.
 t16s. CharleI olson. 4S Main s.. New Britain. Ct.
 125. Albert Paquctte (PaganettD tPagenettD. S5 Mill St. New Britain. Ct
 .A12s1.' Stanley r;erakowski. AS Grove St.. New Britain. Hartford. ct.
 2051. John Stanzyk tStancyzk)  Ct
 24s2. Gedei Teiterbaum, s2 Laf- ayette St, New Britain. Ct.
 3222. John valente. Beaver St.. New Britain. Ct. .Ss2o.. Anthony winkas CWinskas), Beatty St.. New Britain. Ct.
 3139. Bronislaw Wjcielioska twjcielioscki). 31 Horace St.. New Britain. Ct. 2s3S. Konstanty wjerolmiesky (wjsiolmiesky) (wjsnotmiersky), 12 Silver St.. New Britain. Ct.
 91s. Edwin Youngquist. 141 Main St. New Britain. Ct -youngquist. 45o Main st.. New Brit ain. Ct
 DAVID c. SHANKS.
 Major General Commanding. !. .... Herald Checks Names.
 The result of the Hera1d's investi- gation is as follows:
 George w. Armstrong. Lived at 20 Court. street, city, and worked for B. c. Porter Sons. Left position in 1917 telling F.. J. Porter that he was drafted. All traces lost after leaving Porter's store. George William Armstrong may be the same man. Joseph Barege or Barega. All, ef-
  to no avail.
 Name on Honor List. Frank Barszcz. An apparent mis- take according to honor list at City hall. A Franciska Barzczza of S5 Booth street enlisted in the Polish army January 2, 1918. but failed to notify local draft board.
 walenty Bavan. All efforts to To- cate were not available.
 Fought in Legion.
 Bronislaw Balikoski. Another ap- parent mistake or misunderstanding. A Bronislaw Bialkowski of 45 Clin- ton street enlisted in the Polish Le- zion of the French army January 10, 1918, City Hall records show.
 George c. Booth. Left city four years ago. no trace of him has been found.
 William Davis. No trace at last ad- dress.
 Thomas Fuller. No trace at former address.
 May Be Mixup of Names. Larenzu Goulet. No trace at ad- dress given. A truck driver at the Stanley Works by the name of Gou- let came to the Herald office when requested and showed discharge
 
 record. He knew nothing of the Gou- let listed.
 David Hitter. All efforts to trace were to no avail
 Edward Holtz. At 22 Lafayette street the people living in the tene- ment could not recollect anybody of that name living there.
 Nxia Hosanna. No trace.
 Rrportcd With British.
 Absalom Jacob. It is claimed by relatives that he went to Assyria in 1917 and then joined the English army soon after arriving in the near east. No positive proof of this state ment could be given, however.
 Pau. Joseph. It is claimed that former went to Assyria with Absa- lom Jacob and joined the English army at the same time as did Jacob. Samuel Jacobs. No trace of him could be found.
 Anthony Jasewicz. No trace at for mer address.
 John Kowosky. No trace at former address.
 With Polish Forces.
 Jacob Kozikowski. Also registered as Josef. investigation of City Hall records show that a man of the same name and address as listed above joined the Polish forces. and said to have gone with Division No. 1 which left this city.
 Another Polish Veteran.
 Levi Levantowski. At the time of registration for the draft, there was a Leon Levantowski living at the Ho- tel Bronson. City Hall records show