New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-20
PLAINVILLE LOAN
MARK At $4,000
Reassuring Subscriptions Bring
Total Here Much Nearer Quota
TRUMBULLS YET COMING
Rev. II. r. Walsh Posts Honor Roll
Containing Names OF 33 Men in
Camp Upton April rs.

The Plainvile Liberty Loan ca..-
vassers' committee, composed Of c.
Fl. Newton and J. y. Mckornan N ct
last night. They reported that $41,-
600 was raised through house-to-
house canNa>sins. Their reports
show thorough work and particularly
gratifying results. The Rockwell
Drake Corporation reported through
Mr.. Bennett tnat the employees hal
subscribed to $13,500. which brings
the Plainville allotment up to SOP
600 and it is thought that in few
days the quota will be ovor-sub-
scribed. The Trumhull Electric Mfg.
Co. has not completed its canvass
and was unable TO make reports eX-
ceNting that it WAS organized and
was making a canvass among the en-
ployees. 1t is believed that when the
report is made that the figures Will
be very satisfa Glory and will prob
ably make up P1ainville's quota.
Church Honor Roll.
Rev. H. T. Walsh has completed the
list of men who have offered their
service to their country from the
Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy. The
honor roll up to the present has %
names and it probably has "a larger
mum Der than any other church in
town. The following is the list
Arnly:--EdWard BarroWs, NataIa
Beilina. Francis p. Cassidy, Peter
Cattuci Albert ]. Conlin, Natalie Coy
salonougo, William Cunningham,
Richard Caffer;y. Peter Dalica,
George Graha Vincent y. Glynn
Major Augustine Green, Rosario L.o-
due. James J. McNally. Thomas =.
Prior, William ParkingSon, Raymond
Prior, Antonio Parise, Louis Penetto
! Dominic Rcale, Joseph Tedes o.
Frank Lavianno. Peter y. Prior
| Peter r. Skinner, t4ioEanno Sabin"
Daniel Tesco Dominic Noly.
Navy:--James Cunningham. Fra
els LaVassar, Eugene parkinso'.
Francis p. skeIly:
Nurses: Miss Monica, Brock who
is in base hospital 40. !. stationed in
France. Miss Brock is the daughter
! Of Mr.. and MIS-. Peter Brock Of
South Washington street. She en-.
listed about two months ago.
Call For Service.
There has been only one man CAL
led to leave this town for Camp Up
ton on April 26 and he is Frank
Nevicki of Mountain View. South
ngton, Bristol, Pennington, West
Hartford, Avon, Berlin and Burling-
ton and Plainville will report in this
town and will rerart from here
Home Guard Inspection.
The Home Guard inspection which
was post poned last Sunday because of
the weather will Oe held tomorrow
afternoon at O'clock in the field
south Of the Plainville Realty Co.
Thc
Guard and two companies from Bris-
tol and New Britain will be present.
1t is probable that a reviewing of
ficer from Hartford will be present
and inspect the Guard. The public
is invited and it is hoped that there
will be large number of the towns
people present.
First Baseball Game
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at Allan Field on Thomasilson avenue
the Plainville baseball team will meet
the Oriental team of Hartford This
is the first game of the season. Ihe
team. was formerly known as the
Foresters' team but owing to the
! large number of men being called 20
service it was decided to change the
! name and invite all the ball players
of the town to make a try for posi-
] tons. The team charges no adj
mission.
! County Sunday school Association.
The annual institute for District
| No i Of the Hartford County Sunday
| school association will be held at the
! Conversational church on Tuesday
! afternoon beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
J The program will be as follows
I Reading of the last one Mrs. b
| Clark Of Hartford, Measuring our
| Efciancv" Wallace J. Woodin Of
| Hartford; "Training for the new day.