New Britain herald., 1918-11-09

Needle Co, w. A Kline, American
Engineering Co, B. Hahn Mfg. Co,
Beaton e Caldwell, Metal Speciality
Co, Brady Elec. Co, J. w. Mills, Co,
A. ]. Beaton Co, N. H. Dairy Co.
Conn. Quarries Co, Natl Spring Fed
Co, Conn. Specialties Co, n. B. Box
Mfg. Co., Colonial Brass Co, n. B.
Tool Co. Commercial Shirt Co, Fl.
"a. Osborne, G.. A. Danberg Co, Taplin
Mfg. Co., P. j. Flannery Co, c. J.
White Co, Johnson Patti. & Model Co,
White Oak Crushed Stone Co, P.
Crona, captain; E. w Bennett, Frank
Shields, W. J. Farley, t. F. Lee.
Team No. 24-City Officials and
Depts. Fire, police, water, etc, Com
Rutherford, w. J. Rawlings, r. NJ.
Dame.
Team No. 25-Building Trades.
Lumber, Hardware, Coal and Wood
Merchants also Contractors, Painters,
Plumbers, Steamfitters Masons, Car
penters. Committee, W. II. Allen, cap
tain; Geo. X. Macauley, J. P. Nc
CURE, John E. Downes, Geo. Berson.
! Team No. 26-Merchants, Clothing,
Dry Goods, Shoes. Committee, D.
Mcmillan, captain; ]. M. Halloran,
VIM. T. Niven, VIM. j. Farley, How
ard Wilson.
Team No. 27--Merchants. Furni-
ture, Sporting Goods, Automobiles,
Undertaken, Garages Laundries,
Truckmen, BARRIERS. Committee, F.
w. Williams, captain; IA, G. Hawker,
J. J. Dorsey, David Christine, J. A.
Andrews w. r. Niven, w. J. Farley.
Team No. 2S-Hotels, Restaurants,
Saloons, Billiard and Pool Rooms,
Bowling Alleys, Bottlers. Committee,
Louis w Fodt, captain; Fred Beloin,
E. S. Emmons, John Skritulsl<y,
August Monsees,
Team No. 29---Professional Men,
Doctors, Lawyers, Dentists, Architects,
Bankers Brokers, Insurance, Real
Estate. Committee, F. II. Afford,
captain; w. G. Dunn, F, E, CrandaiL
j. C. LOOMS, r. n. Shields.
Team No. 30--Merchants, Grocers,
Butchers. Bakers Fish, Tea and
Coffee, Butter and Eggs, Fruit, Con-
fectionery, Produce Dealers. Com
mittee, L. a. Sprague, captain; VIM.
Cowlishow, J. M. Mailman, e. x. Cal
lahan, J. r. McGrail, J. r. Andrews,
J. y. Spinetta, J. Tomaszewski, Frank
Maietta.
Team No. 31-Schools and Churches.
Commute, S. II. Holmes, captain;
Rev. John r.. Winters, Rev. +. 3.
Boinowsli, Rev. G. w. G. Hill, Marcus
White, L. P. Slade, w. G. French,
representing Victory Boys and Girls.
Team No. 32--Public Utilities, Tels-
phone, Telegraph, Gas, Electric Light,
Railroads. Trolley Co, Express, Post
Office Library. Committee, F. L.
Berdsley, captain; Fl. F. Hodge, w.
r. Delaney, J. E. Cosgriff, G. A.
C;amsty, B. F. Gardner.
Team No. 33--Miscellaneous, Drugs,
Jewelry, Florists, Music, Cigars, Cigar
Manufacturers. Millinery Harness.
Shoemakers, Tailors, Printers, Social
Workers, Hospitals, Chauffeurs, Fur
riers, Ice Dealers, Livery Stables,
Monument Works, News Dealers, Oil
Dealers, Sand Dealers. Committee,
w. ]. Denton, captain; p Crona, Geo.
Levitt, Or. M Dunn, J. J. Watson.
James Lacava, w. W. Marsland, e.
w. Pape, w. J. Pebbles
Team No. S4-Plainville, Committee
e. T. Brastow.
Team No. 35-Newintgon. Com
mites, G. r. Root, Joshua Belden.
Team No. 36-Berlin, East Berlin,
cox, Claude w. Stevens. Prentice
Mfg. Co, r. E. Prentice. Berlin Con-
struction Co, w. H. Fitzell and Chas.
Chase. Am. Paper Goods Co, l.. s,
Reynal.
President Marshall First Speaker.
Chairman f. w, Christ of the
| Speakers committee completed to-
day the arrangements for all the
speakers at the MONDAY luncheons,
during the campaign for raising
5000, 100000. for the United War
| Work, commencing next Monday.
The speaker for the first day will
| of the Connecticut College for Wo-
men, New London. Mr.. Marshall Is
| a very powerful speaker and those
| who heard him here some months
| ago will be greatly pleased of the
| opportunity of listening to him again.
| On Tuesday there will be two
| speakers. Rabbi Ruben Kaufman,
| the new Hebrew pastor, who recent
| ly came here and Principal Marcus
| White of the State Normal school.
| Mr.. White is one of New Britain
| cleverest after dinner speakers. and
! is a great enthusiast In war work.
On Wednesday there will be three
| speakers, Rev. John r. Winters of st.
| Marys church, Rev. DR.. Herbert
Judson White of Hartford and D.
! Brewer Eddy. associate secretary of
| American Board of Foreign missions.
Mr.. Eddy has made two trips across
the Atlantic during the war, visiting
all the fronts, SO that he is one of
the best men who could be obtained
| anywhere