New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
,1EN|NG GtN IN
c. OF c. CAMP Align
0ns. Reed to Outline Drive at
Meeting Tonight

uerCe membership anu eApaHaioh
campaign which begins officially this
evening at the Burrtt hotel when
workers and others interested will
attend a dinner at $50 o'clock.
Congressman Dan Reed, who Is
directing the drive, will outline the |
program for the week and will de-
liver an address on Community |
Spirit" Lloyd Anderson, who Is
connected with the field service bur
eau Of the state Chamber Of Com
nierce. will be present and will as
sist In outlining the campaign.
Others who will take active parts
will be General Chairman Donald
Gaffney. President Joseph r. An
drews and Secretary Ralph L. Gould.
Mayor Paonessa will be one OF the
speakers also.
THE success or failure Of this
campaign depends entirely upon the
man who have agreed to help, keep
ing their words and living up TO
their promises" Congressman keeo
stated this morning. He said that II
New Britain is to grow and expend
into a bigger and better city 1t Is
up to every individual to cooperate
TO the best OF his ability.
Seventeen teams will work during
the week, and reports will be maze
at daily luncheons to be held al the
Burrltt hotel beginning tomorrow
noon. Eleven of these teams have
been appointed and the remaining
six will be appointed in time for all
IA attend the dinner tonight.
The eleven teams appointed are as
follows: Attain
Major. Fred 0. Racklifte; Captain
i, ". Marsland; Abraham Buol' T.
X Bennett, Peter Crona, Frank IL
sh,oId. Leon G. Rose, and LeRoy
Feddick. =,
c,aptsin. A. A, Mills: William II.
trovell, Howard Y. stearns' T. .,
Porter, Leon A. sprague and DAVID
r. Manning. writ,
Captain, Max, J. Unklebach; Will
fred Dunlay, w. P. Occupin, steve
Robb and Emil Hjerpe'
CAPTAIN. f. A. Mag; Alfred Le-
Witt, Leslie Morans, Attorney DAVID
/. Nair, Louis hartman, w. D. az.
lev, Gus Wtnger. James ]. Daley ana
Harry Hatsing.
% Captain, Joseph c. Andrews; De-
Witt>A. Riley, c. T. Hayden, VII
lyiam Kelley, f. c. Sullivan, A. h
Petts, and ]. H. Johnson.
Major, Harry G. Hancock cap
tain, Thure W. Bengston; Walter =
Bassford, Arthur S. Jones, Arvic
Borg and W. Fl. Eddy
> Captain, Hartwell Taylor; Isaac
Black. ". F. Middleman, Charles
Rrslley. Harold Clark. John S
Black, Dr. G. NJ. Van Duzer and II
S. Parsons.
Major, Joseph NJ. Ward; captain
Harry e. Billings; Eben Putnam b
H. LIibhard, Don c. Leavitt, Pau
Zwjck, \. 6. Hawker, E. NJ. Beecher
Norman Morrill, Herbert Martin an
David Bothwick.
Captain. Harry H. Howard; VII
liam Cowlishav, Henry Guilmon'
Lester Deming, Attorney Cyril Gal
ney, pr. Thomas J. Feeney. William
H. Judd and William Van Open
C'artair, Morris .. SAKE: Martl
II. Horwitz, Elmer w. Pape Charlie
W. Hawkins and Attorney David /
Nair
CAPTAIN. Clesson ", Parker; vii
liam X. Fem, Stanton E, Ashle!
William Laemmuel and A, ], Leven
thai
loans to be appointed by the 70
lonjp: captains will be selected tn
all, rrnou aud will be present at til
dir%rr this cvenin: George H, Dysol
Ru'4g \. HemenWay, ]. E. Passerln
A y. 0lz, Harry Haynes and Pa
NUl&.,,.
Tn" toams and their captains vi
BE- guests of the Lions club tomo
how. uh"n Congressman Reed vi
address The club. Carl W. Frenc
chairman Of the entertainment con
mittsc. and James V. Onorato a
sistant. win arrange an unusually a
tractire "ntrW ajnment for the
guests. Moe, than 200 are eXp"Ctt
TO attrHd. Nrmhors Of the Lions cll
will 81 together.
C"'9I addresses e. p. c,
The value of teamwork and C
operation 10 a community or d;
org ni2ation was emphasized
Congr, g-uan Reed in an address
the E;cryman's Bible class yeste
DAY morning.
ConSressman Feed was Introduce
to the class by Ralph L. Gould, Sc
rotary of theChamber Of Commerc
Speaking Of the duties of citize
the congressman stated:
II know that you men who ha
the pleasure of living In this bea
tiful city feel a wholesome resre
and love for II. I doubt II you a
here in this city Just to see VIII
YOU can get out of it'll, think 20
Interests run deeper than that.
some Instances you look back
your fathers and grandfathers u
struggled and labored to make t
city what it is today.
"I sometimes wonder as.1 10
about me in some OF the commu'
ties whether the present generate
does fully appreciate what tn
forefathers went through in order
transmit the city In which they N
find themselves to the beautiful &C
dition IN which It is. You can ia
your shade trees and you can ia
your parks and you can take
general plan of your city and son
body some time or other has work
and labored TO bring 1t up to
present point Of perfection.
II want TO quote 10 you
thought Of the ancients to give )
an idea of What a city is It y
s75 years before Christ that PlI
said
"'A city. then, takes its rise fr