New Britain herald., 1926-12-06
COURT OF HONOR
 AGITATION ENDS
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 tions to you by the last of the week. l am one day late. but I feel it my duty to keep faith with all parties interested. I am submitting the petition, In spite of the fact that laughing voices have informed us that, upon the fifth day of the cam paign to get a public expression of sentiment, November 23, the city, not knowing just how much opposi- ton might be developed, preceded to put matters in reference to the monument beyond recall. It is also whispered that another secret meet ing of the monument committee, was held, three days later, to put on the final touches.
 We have chosen to accept this gossip as rumor only. We have chosen to believe, and we think you would have us do so, that no Ameri- can City. much less New Britain, would do anything like that; and, with that belief in our hearts, we submit our request, with the confi- dent hope, that City Government, Elected by the people, for the peo- pie, will give the matter serious and careful consideration, and inform us Of its action.
 Respectfully,
 Three Hundred Fifty Voters.
 By GEO. V. HAMLIN."
 The petitioners follow:
 J. P. Renehan. 14 Vine; Samuel H. Hanna, AT East: Mary A. Han na, AT East; Charles F. Robertson, 799 West Main; Conrad o. Do an, ex-service. 799 West Main: Estelle A. Robertson, 799 West Main; Nel- lie L. Robertson, 799 West Main; Augustus Bennett, 26 Highland; Mrs. Augustus Bennett, 26 High land; Austin Bennett, 26 Highland Mrs. Austin Bennett, 26 Highland Thomas Bennett. Linwood; Joseph Huck, II Highland; Mrs. Joseph Huck, 14 Highland; Frank c. Walk CT, 26 Highland; Mrs. Frank c, Walker, 26 Highland; Henry J, Firnhaber, 2S Highalnd; Mrs. Will liam Firnhaber. 2s Highland; Will liam Firnhaber, 2S Highland; An thony M. Yahn, 22 Highland; Mrs. Anthony NJ. Yahn, 22 Highland; A. J. Couch, 22 Norden; George A. Weir, 44o Church; Mrs. Geo. A. Weir, 440 Church; L. w. Dornan, 719 East; William F. Kramer, 64 Seymour; o. Sabattke, 30 City Ave; A. Holmberg. 72 Ash; F. M. Kelton, 153 Wilcox; E. Sullivan, 300 Wash ington; H. L. Rogers, 361 hurch; L. Taylor, 4OS East: Oliver Foulds, 374 Arch; Clara Johnson, 20 Railroad Arcade; Harry Chapman, Odd Eel lows Hall; Mrs. Chapman, 259 Dwight; Mrs. Daigle, PAP Main; S. Wild, PAP Main; J. F. Glover 19 Murray; Margaret Glover, 19 Mur- ray.
 Albert Swanson. 765 East; K. E. McAloon, 461 Church; M. ]. Tyne, II Hillcrest Ave: s. S. Bailey, 2S Hamilton; E. r. Bradley, 75 Cherry; Thomas Smith, 21S Main; John Pin ches, Jr., 560 West Main; Arvid L. Foberg, 92 Jubilee; Harry Foberg, 92 Jubilee; Helen Foberg, 92 Jubi- lee: Clarence NJ. Foberg. 92 Jubilee; Mrs. Amy Richter, 92 Jubilee; MT. H. c. Richter, 92 Jubilee; NJ. T. Gronan, 73 Jubilee; Fred Anderson, 2S5 Chapman; Irwin Anderson, 154 Chapman; David Gustafson, 133 Chapman; Elmer w. Johnson, 139 Jubilee; V. Abrahamson, 179 Jubi- lee; Eric c. Peterson, 91 Brighton; Allen Nelson, 40 Jubilee: Paul Nel- son, 150 Jubilee; Mrs. Chas. r. Chase, 241 West Main; Chas. r. Chase. 241 West Main; E. S. Lam caster, Ten Acre Road; Mrs. E. s. Lancaster, Ten Acre Road; B. Rich ards, BOA Park; Miss Mildred West man, 120 Franklin; Thomas R. Young, 429 Church.
 Daniel P. Silver, 275 Mill; Mrs. Daniel P. Silver, 275 Mill; Patrick S. Brennan, 2SS Chestnut; Francis Brennan, 2SS Chestnut; Dr. c. P. Cooley, 555 Lincoln Road; Dennis J. Fusaro, 221 Fairview; Joseph Fein- gold, 3S Brooklawn; Adam I. Saidel, 53 Smith; Otto Burkhardt, S5 Black Ave; Mrs. Otto Burkhardt, S5 Black Rock Ave; Charles H. Clarkson, 37 Bradley, Lucy Clarkson, 37 Bradley; Mary II. Clarkson, 37 Bradley; John W. Clarkson. 37 Bradley; Sigrid Johnson, 63 Trinity; Eugene John son, s3 Trinity; Mrs. Eugene John- son, 63 Trinity: Mrs. c. H. McKirdy 40 Hart; Mrs. Morris Maloney, 40 Pleasant; Morris Maloney, 40 Pleas ant; Walter L. Carpenter, 620 Stan ley; Jennie I. Carpenter, 6zo Stan ley: C. E. Richardson, 271 Glen; Mrs. J. NJ. Ely, 215 Corbin Ave; Mrs. A. E. Benoit, 21 Andrews; Mrs. Alton W. Cook, 6 Slater Road: A, T.