New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-11
ALFRED STEWART IS
OUT OF HUN CAMP
Local Soldier, Prisoner Of War,
Released by ArmiStiCe Terms
NAMES ON HONOR ROLL


News Items.
A telegram has been received by
Alfred Stewart OF West Main street
informing him that his son. Randolph
Stewart, is out of a Hun prison after
having been in captivity for several
months. Twice he has bccl reported
as missing in action or captured. He
was first reported as captured on
April p last during the battle of
SeiCheprcN. A short while after he
was again reported captured. \ few
days later a telegram was received
stating that he had again joined his
own company. Stewart enlisted in
Company d of Bristol at the time of
the Mexican border trouble and when
war was declared he went with that
company to Yale field previous to 60
ing across. At the time of his en-
listment he was only IS years of age.
He has seel a great deal of action,
having been in most of the hard fight
ing. Stewart was we'll known here,
having received his schooling at the
local Grammar school.
Honor Roll Dedication.
Everything Is in readiness for the
dedication of the bronze tablet con-
tanning the names of all the Plainville
boys who have been or are in the
service of their country. The exer-
cises will take place Sunday, Decem-
Der p, at 2 o'clock in the Congrega-
tional church. The tablet has been
shipped from Pittsburgh and Will ar
rive here in due time for the dedlca-
ton. The tablet is made Of solid
polished bronze and the dimensions are
approximately three by four and one
half feet. The names of those who
in no he M
a star and the proper insignia will be
placed after the names of those who
have done something Of note.
The mem ers of all families who
have someone in the service are urg-
ed to attend The tablet will be un~
yelled by Mrs. Barnes, whose son was
the first from here to make the SUI
preme sacrifice. Colonel Burpee Of
the State Guard will be the principal
speaker of the afternoon. The local
company of the State Guard will at
tend in a unit After the dedication
the committee will take the ia blet
and accompanied by the State Guard
will set it up near the soldiers mon
ument on Central square. Seats will
be reserved at the church for all
those who have any of their family
in the service.
Following are the names of all the |
local patriots which will appear on
the tablet
Charles B. Allen, Albert w. Allen |
William Bartlett. Harlan Burgess, |
William John Butler, Arthur e. Bates |
Edward Barrows, Joseph Burgess |
Edmund Bennett, Jack Bridschge, |
Miss Monica Brock, nurse, William |
Bridschge, William Z. Bottomley, |
Wallace l.. Beckwith, David Brown, |
William Leroy Bushnell, Cecil Bed |
ford, Edwin ]. Blanchard.
Emido CabsuriO, Veto Cattuci, Paul |
Cunningham, Francis F. Cassidy,
Peter Cattuci, Natalie Coyosalocongo, !
William Henry Cunningham Robert |
G. Currie, Harold Corning, Richard e.
Cafferty, Arthur G.. Curtiss. James |
Cunningham, Willard B. CoWles, Ray |
mond Clayton, Tony Cattuci, Robert |
Crosby, Roger Cowles, Raymond CuE- |
RE, Pierce L. Clark.
Vincenzo Dmio, Stephen Dietzko, |
William Davis, Henry Donahue, |
George Day, Peter Dalina, Fred J.
Dimes.
Lloyd Edwards, Harry P. Ellis, |
Herbert G. Ewald, Wilson Ellis, Ed
mund ]. Ellsworth, Charles Fl. Ed
meade, David ETbe.
Philip Forcele, Frank T. Ferris
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Foran, George Farrar. Joseph Fletch-
err, Ralph V. Farrell, Fred ForshaW,
Robert Forshaw, James Eos, Harry
J. Fisher, Lawrence Frost
Albert Goodale George Graham, !
Bruce Gilbert Vincent D. Glynn,
Chester Griffin, John Gibson, William
Clarity.
Earl w. Healcy, Walter Hirsch,
Robert Hird, Jr., Rowland Haerlc,
Wesley O. Hosford, Leland Hart,
Clarence J. Hemingway, Harold Hem
ingWay, Elmer l.. Howard. Charles l.
Hopkins, Douglas Hopkins, Arthur
HadselI, Wilfred Hestor.
Stanley r. Jones, Harry Judd.
Vinton Knight, William Kava-
naugh, Floyd Kalish
Paolo Lancin Thomas Lovett,
Lippin, Morris Logan, Paul
tine Lepore, George A. Lackey, Wal
ter Livingston, Merton ]. Lacub, Ro-
sario H. Leduc, James Livingston,
Bert J. Lindsay, r. j. LIE Vasseur.
James L. McNally, James H. Minor
George Miller, John 3. Minor, Jr., Ell
drd Minor, Louis Meumme, Trotto
Nose, G. S. Moore, Anthony Mancini,
Thomas Murphy. Allan Mckee, Syl-
vester Mason, julius Mcnamara, AL
bert J. McKee,.
Elberie Moore, James L. Mullings.
Frank Naricl1i, Edmund Nelson, |
Edwin Nilsson, Alexander Nicol, Will
lam Nicol, r. c, Newell Carl H Nil
son.
John OBrien, Raymond Olson.
Augustine Prior, Lippin Philip,
Eugene Parkinson, Raymond Prior.
Peter n. Prior, Louis Pettinato, An
tonic Parise, William H. Parkinson,
in the rooms in the chapel Friday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.