Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-15
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and Daniel F Finn, the committee to select and erect Griswolds honor roll have with great care and no little effort, secured the full list of names which will be cast, upon the bronze table. The committee asks tN be notified of any er-. TOT which appears in the list as print ed below. The idea of placing six bronze tablets on the monument at David Hale Tanning park has been abandoned. for the reason that MT. Tanning is not wholly in favor of such action. The lawn in front of the Slater library has been selected by the commit tee as being just as pleasing to the peo- pie of the town.
 Sailors-Alfred. Bacon. John T. Barry. ] Edmond Belisle. Alfred Belisle Arthur 1 BlanchettN Fred Burdick Henry Butler, James Cotter. George Cyr, Napoleon ! Cyr. George Davis, A.. Dayon, John DriscoE Francis Driscoil. Emilien Du- ] fresne, Chester Geer. Gerald Guilette. l Ulysses Guilette, Richard Herbert Earl l fiseox. Everett Hiscox Jr.. Harold Ja-' 1 cobs. Harold Latham, William Lord, i Wi'fred Leclaire, Charles LMiibrifge, George Lillibridge, Ralph LillTbridge. Arthur .IiHeureux, William LHeureux, l Sidney Melvin, Arthur Meuard. Harvey Menard, Henry Menard, John Me Broome,. Joseph Mccarthy, z Charles [ bun. Theodore Robinson. Joseph Sa- dowslzy. William sharRey. William Smith. William Syn1ington. Herbert Thompson, Irving Thornton, William 1 Watson.
 Soldie1s-Gilbert Miner. William Monte. Joseph Montague. Earl Mont gomery, Napoleon Mercy. Charles Nor gan. Erme Myott, John Oakes. William Oakes Frank Orapello, Alfred Osaslin. l IOa1 man Piechie. Medos Perry, Paul Petros- ky, Stanislau Pcskaseu. John Potts, l Paul Potter. Stephen Pusbikarino, Fred 1 erick Rail-, Alex Raney. Errne Ranay, Wifred Ratty, Floyd Ray, Charles Roy, II Pierre Roy, Arthur Rioux, Adam Ro- 1 jeski. Peter Romanoff, Polvdore Ron l deau. Charles Russ, Peter Selway, Stan ! ley Sajwiez, Abraham Scott. Oscar Shaw, Alex Sherewisl1i, Leslie Slater. i Vernon Sloan, John Smith. Samuel Snitchrnan, Harold Soicer. Daniel SuIii- van, Joseph Syrokoski, Victor St. John. l Delifa- St. John, William Tyndail, Vim Cius Varido Leon Wheeler George H. Wilcox, Edward Wyatt, Herbert Wyatt, John Yorsk, Leon Young, Anthony Zol- dak
 Dead and wounded-AIbert Babcocle. wounded. Henry Cadieux, wounded .I James Duggan gassed Frederick lar {. Orville Lahamme, killed; William oakes. woundedp; Wallace Payne. gas sed; Paul Petrosky, wounded Charles Pechie, killed; Erme Fancy, gassed
 John Yorsk, wounded, Anthony Zoldak died
 Paul Affurtanio. Hazard Aramonev eVlo Ashey, Edward Ashey. Randolph
 Auclair.
 Adelbert Babcock, Charles Babcock
 Charles Barber. Peter Bassett, Edward
 Belisle, Carl Benjamin, Walter Benjannin
 h enry Bickneal, Harold Bftgood, Davit
 Blake, John W. Blake, Jr, Edward Elan ! chard, Donald Bliss, Stanislaw Bojarsli
 Fred Bouchard, Harold Briekley, Franl D. Browning; Andrew Burdiek, beiant 1 Burdiek, David Burton.
 Henry Cadieux. Charles Campbell i George Campbell. Joseph Carnegie, Fret
 Clarke, Alfred Couture, Arthur Couture
 Ruman Colzinsld, Peter Czroncki.
 Joseph Daily, John Davis, Napoleon
 Dayon. Alexander Desjardins, EuEen,
 Desjardins, Carmius Divdato, Jamet
 Duggan, Richard Dutkowski, Johl r Dwyer.
 George ". Heidelberg. George Elmer son.
 ! Antonio Farinato. Carleton Fisk, Jo seph Foley, Charles Fournier, Edwart } Fournier, Albert Fountaine, Joseph Foy
 
 2 Everett Gauthier. Chauncey Geer, Jo l seph Geer, George Geer. Benjamin Gittle
 man, Herbert Gray. Thomas Gray, Philo mine Guillotte
 Percy Harris, Noel Hazard, Charle - Hazard. Alfred Herbert, Earle Howard
 Salvatore Izze.
 : Etphage Jarvis, Frederick Jarvis, Johl g Jennings, Dr. George H. Jennings, CIar i ence Jeffers, Raymond Johnson l X dGra,
 Medos Lanothe, Hector Lafaye Al a phonse Lynch Alphere Leclaire. Eugen l Leclafre, Orville Lafamme, Judson La 7 Fountaine, Fred I.Heureux, William La , l Liberte.
 John McDermott, John McElligott
 John McKiernan. Alex McNicoi, William
 Menard. Adrian Menard.
 Worcester, Mass, papers note tha : Henry s. Haselden has lifted the las 1 take from the hook. has quadded out tn ! | last line and now :.e is going to loaf fo
 a While. For 43 years he has been
 printer for the Royal Worcester Corse
 company. The 24th of this month he wi be SS years old, and he figures the tim has come when he should lay aside tn implements of the printers trade and ge the ink off his fingers. His birthday vii A probably find him in Florida, for he lei \ yesterday to make his home with his SO in Tampa. MT. Haselden was born an bred in South Carolina. He became ac quainted with Miss Helen Rogers, a na tive of M0nson and a niece of T. c. Bate E I of Worcester. They were married i E February, 1881.
 ' He's not going to depend on anybod, B to go south with him. He viii go b ltrain to New York, from there to Jack sonville by boat and to Tampa by traiI He will leave daughter in Worcester Mrs. Mary L. Spring, teacher in th A Grafton street school. Mir. Haselden' E wife died May 29. A son, pr. Charles F Haselden, is in Berlin, Germany, and a one time was dentist to former Empero William. A daughter. Mrs. A. J. Wallace = lives in Norwalk. Conn. His son, Harry
 with whom MT Haselden will make hi = home, formerly was electrical superiu 2 tendent for 23 years for the Whitin Ma chine company in Whitinsviile. After - wards he went to Florida, became charm ! ed with -tba p0ginfr1r and bof1Cht a far1