New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
SOLDIER BONUS MATTER
 WILL BE DISP OSED OF
 BY l2 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
NEW CLASS WILL
 MEET FIRST TIME Rev. John L. Davis Will be First Expect
 100 Members.

A final check up on the number of men who signed up as members of , the new mems bible class organized ] at a mons mass meeting in the dim ing room of the Methodist church last Friday evening shows 72 members ac- , tuaily enrolled. Enough additional
 members are expected to sign up by tomorrow to make it 100.
 The first meeting of the class will be held at 9:i5 o'clock tomorrow morning in the church. Rev John l.. Davis, who has been elected teacher,
 will take as the subject of the first
 lesson, Remember Now Thy Creator
 in the Days of Thy Youth" W. G.
 Sindel will lead the singing. A gen
 cral invitation has been issued to all
 men interested and officials of the
 class promise the glad hand to all
 newcomers. Following is the official
 list of membership:
 F. E. Agard, 21O Maple street: T, g,
 Anderson, S2 Greenwood street: Clar-
 cnce II. Barnes, Y. M, c. A.; Frank
 G. Barrett, 23 Hungerford Court;
 Ralph C. Berry, coz West Main street;
 David L. Beveridge, RoXbury Road;
 David w. Beveridge, kensinston
 Samuel Blauvet 40S West Main
 street; Harry E. Bolton, 1S7 Hart
 street; Alfred II. Bottomley, 32 Dwight street; II. J. Bradbury, 17 Wallace street; s, M, Brewster, 3S Wallace street; E. !. Burdick, 61S Stanley street; J. NJ. Burdick, 65 Grove Hill; W. D. Calvert 8 Park more: Herbert V. Camp, G7 Russell street: M. H. Camp; T. H. Camp, 67 Russell street; Vim. A. Cashmere, 2O6 Maple street: Raymond F. Cline, 126 Lyons street; E. F. Demarest, 393 West Main street. II. C, Doolittle 2G5 Pennington avenue; W. R. Fletcher, 125 Shuttle Meadow avenue; r. E, Flower, Al Park street; Hollis Joseph Foster 7S Dwight street; F. 0. Fuller. SC s. Burritt street; W. E. Goldthwait, S5 Bassett street: E. J. Gooby 10 Madison street; Ralph B. Gould. III Jerome street.
 L. S. Munger, Burritt street; F. F. Neumann, 1S9 So. Main street; o. H. Nichols, 62 Black Rock avenue; Ray H. Parkton, If Lincoln street: Fred Rackliffe, 11S Kensington avenue; Charles r. Robertson, A Hamilton street; Herbert l.. Rogers, 64 City avenue; A. H. Siovall, 2SG Winthrop street; F.. J. Skinner, Maple Hill; Robert B. Skinner, 19 Thompson street. Maple Hill: S. E. Skinner, 699 Stanley street; A. F. Stotts, 532 Church street; R. W. Swensk, g War lock street; Edward Sykes, 25O Maple street; Charles J. Symonds. AIS Chestnut street; A. c. Tamadge, 40 Hart street; Joseph P. Thomas, 76 Church street; George D. Ward, 20 Andrews street; C. F. Waters, 5S Hawkins street; W. Westlake, 158 Maple street; E. B. Wheeler, 22s Ma pie street: Fred L. Wooster, 146 Black | Rock avenue; A. ". zahnleiter, 253 | Maple street.
 Russell Holcomb, 27 Osgood avenue; | w. H. Hall, 57 Francis street; N. D. ] Hancock, 40 Bassett street; Lewis Fl. l 27 LenoX Place; Claude A. l Harris, 439 Arch street: Howard F. | Horton, 33 Bassett street; R. Halbert, | IT,, Maple Hill; F. w. Irving, 70 Gar ! len street, Albert F. Johnson, l9l 1 Jerome street; Frank G. Johnson. 94 iriswold street; Russell Jones, IA | Tairview street; J. A. Lindsay, g Park Terrace; J. F. Lullens, 7GS Arch street; Charles II. Mckirdy 217 stan ey street; Dugald McMillan. 49 For ,st street; Willis G. Marsh 6S City l lvenue; C. H. Maxon, 32 Hart street; \. A. Mills, 25 Court street; E. E. Morse, IS Francis street; Albert Nor on, PAP Whiting street.