New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
PLAN DEDICATION
 OF WAR MEMORIAL
Committee to Meet Monday Night
 to Arrange Program
FIRE ESCAPE GIVES WAY
Electrician Hurt At Gritlley House Accident--I'uneral of Mrs. Camp
 bclI-Needs or Fire Dept. to Be

Arrangements for the dedication Of the s2O,00G memorial 10 the service
 men of the city, located on the Me memorial boulevard, cast Of the new
 high school, will be discussed at q
 meeting of the memorial committee at 1880 o'clock on Monday night in the directors room Of the Bristol National bank. The event is sched-
 uled for April 19, as Seichcprey day on April 20, which is Sunday. can not be observed because of the Sab bath. AS the date scheduled is Eas- ter Saturday, some objection has been introduced by merchants, who do not like the idea of closing up the stores. as planned, just before Easter Sunday. Because Of this situation, many of the service men anticipate a postponement of the exercises until after the Easter period. Because of the important nature Of the work in connection the committee in charge has been increased and is now made up as fololws;
 c. T. Treadwsy, W. E. Crumb, A. F. Rockwell. Thos. \. Tracy. E. J. Ferguson. r. G. Hughes, F.. ]. Arnold, C. F. Waldo. C., NJ. Pfcnnig, Arvid Anderson. A. B. Nelson. c, T. Blanchard, ]. Edwin Anderson, Rev. F.. l.. Wismer, Dr. R. A. Richardson, Browne Joyce. CaliXte l.. Allaire, w. ]. Malone, Dr. r. B. Jennings, Robert ]. Stack. Epaphroditus Peck, s. Russell Mink. Dudley g. Ingra- ham. w. Kenneth Sessions, Paul F, Sessions. Chas. F. Riley.
 Consider Fire Department Needs
 Needs of the fire department will be considered al the meeting of the fire commissioners and the common coun- cil tonight. when the requests Of Chief John II. Hayes for more men and ad- ditional equipment will be among the matters taken up. The recent raise Of the firemen will also be discussed 3 gain as the fire commissioners recom- monded s2 q week moro and the amount was "pruned" down by the salary committee Of the city council to sl.50 week. Some definite de- cision will he made about the buy ing of a new motor car for Squad \ as tho old Pope. Hartford chemical has practically outlived it's useful ness. This machine was the first of the local motorized equipment and before being assigned 10 Squad X had a hectic career in handling nearly all of the fires of decade. The ma chino is ready to fall apart and is considered by the fire commissioners a menace to the men handling il. The addition of three men 10 the de- partment seems assured as the fire Of Saturday night showed that the ad | ditional men are necessity 10 the ' department
 Terr,,ille Willing
 Willingness Of the American Legion 1 five Of Terrytilc to play the West ! Ends of this city third and deciding game was expressed in statement odey by Waiter McClelland. manager ,f the Terryville team. In his state nent. Mir. McCleiland expresses ap. Drova Of Dick Dillon as q referee and ' 'ays that the side bet Of $500. desired ,y the West Finds is ready. but ob- ects to playing anywhere outside Of or Bristol He also objects o the placing of George Taylor of i; in the West End lineup as hat player was imported for the sec md game Of the series with the Ter yville five and has not been playing trough tlie season. The statement ( ollows:
 "F'lrst We offered to play the West