New Britain herald., 1919-05-20
MORE NAMES ADDED
 TO THOSE WORKING
Salvation Army Drive Being En-
 ergetically Waged

Ing and began the Secollu oaS III 'i'| drive for the Salvation Army instead of answering to the call to colorS dS they did almost two years ago, the ] soldiers responded to the plea or the Salvation Army today. instead oI l shouldering a heavy rifle, the veterans l were armed with subscrlptlon caruS' l The soldiers displayed an indomltaple l spirit and are determined to go lover l the top." It is believed that the oD-
 iective-s13, OO0-will be reached be- fore the campaign ends next Monday May 26.
 Following a lengthy strateglcal
 meeting last evening in the Knights
 of Columbus rooms at which tune the
 nlan of attack was outlined, the sol !
 diers took New Britain by storm this 1
 moSning. invading every office, store l
 and dwelling house in the center or l
 the city. Although official results l
 were unobtainable, favorable reports ]
 reached headquarters this noon that
 the drive is progressing successfully
 The soldiers met with few setbacks
 citizens giving freely. The heroes are confident that the city will surrender the amount desired. A barrage on the factories this noon
 
 a, result of the addresses delivered by the soldiers a generous sum was con- l tributed Mayor George A. Quigley assumed command of the soldiers this noon Stationed at the Stanley Works he made an eloquent plea for the cause Clifford, TIelIberg, as aide de camp to his honor, related some of his experiences while fighting the h hJa o,~fc were received from Hart & Hutchin- sons, where William Hopkins and James OKeefe acted in command and spoke.
 Though it is said that the American | Hosiery company is the stronghold of 1 the first national bank,' Lloyd Lin 1 ton and Howard Mitchell made a suc- ! cessful attack at the factory this noon and large sum of money is reported to have been surrendered. Philip Nelson and Raymond Queenin ex- plained to the employees at the Skinner { Chuck company how Fritzie was ] frightened when Companies F and I l made their appearance on the lines. l Gerald P. Crean, who has been gassed 1 and wounded, assisted by Silas Lynch, 1 made a counter attack on the Hart & ! Cooley factory and received many 1 donations.
 At a dinner to be held tomorrow
 noon at the Knights of Columbus club 1 rooms, reports will be made by the ] various team captains. A parade through the principal ] streets, followed by a band concert at 1 the Green" at 8 o'clock will feature l tomovrow's program. The veterans 1 of the 18th Division will take part in l the procession.
 l This evening and during the re- mainder of the week, fve-minute ad- l dresses will be delivered by the sol | diers at the theaters. Those On All Teams. revised list of teams follows: 1-Captain F. A. Nelson, Frank 1 O'Keefe, John Heery, Joseph Clos 1 sop, George w. Scarlet 2-Captain Henry Neumann, James 1 F. Papillo, Faustyn Semoniski. 3-Captain Henry Overstrom, Carl 1 Gotlin.
 1 4-Captain Edwin Curran. l 5-Captain William Hopkins, Nor l man McKirdy, Carl Nelson, Edward l Toomey. Daniel Reardon. 6-Captain Clarence Callahan, John l Bertini, Lawrence Cremins, Sam 1 Nesta,
 7-Captain Raymond Frost, Frank l Wiezark, Thomas Carey, Earl Martin. N. Retzkowski.
 S.-Captain c. E. Hellberg Howard l Mitchell, Leslie Golf Harold John- son, Robert Loomis. l 9-Captain Joseph Carroll, Howard l Smith, Clarence Smith, Carl Corulber, l Joseph O'Keefe.
 l 10-Captain F. J. Goobey, Fred
 erick Hoffman, Alfred Schade, John
 Drummond, Howard E. Wesche, 1 William Fitzpatrick. Willett Bicker-
 ton.
 l 11-Captain Walter Bradley. 12-Ca ptain Joseph G. Woods, Louis l Fodt, T. w. O'Connor, August Schade, l Walter Dehm.
 1 13-Captain I. Wiziski. | 14-Captain Silas Lynch. Stanley
 seledyn, William Jones, Andrew ] Stempien, Edward Martin. William l Anderson
 15-Captain Joseph Kenney, Frank
 Forsell, William Delaney. Tony | Matulis, John Smith
 16-Captain Gerald Crean, John
 Crean, William Genorons, William l Zirechi.
 1 17-Captain Lloyd Linton, J. B,
 Gillin, Harold P. Smith, A. F. John- l son, l.. R. Linton
 18-S. N. Tautorsha.
 19-Captain Louis Selander, Phillip ] B1oomquist, Herman Wnuck. Carl l Anderson, George Beyer
 20-Captain Joseph Griffin. 21-Captain Swenson, Mrs. Lingren. | Fannie Carlson. Clara Carlson, Bertha 1 Frederickson, Mrs. Daley
 l 22-Captain s. Carlson. Peter Mott 1 Paul Wackman, F. N McFarley