New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-07-21
294 HONORED NAMES
ON WAR MEMORIAL
Monument to Men Who Served
Between 1898 and 1902
ARMY And NAVY TRIBUTE
New Britain, Berlin, Kcnsington,
Plainville and Newington Warriors
Who Fought in Cuba, Philippines
and China to Have Recognition.

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names Of men from New Britain,
Berlin, Kensington, Plainville and
Newington who served in the United
States army or navy between April
Il, 1898, and July 2, 1902, will ap-
pear on tablets which will form
part of the Spanish-American war
memorial to be erected by the city
at Willow Brook park. The dates
take in the Spansh-American war
proper, the Philippine instruction
and the China relief expedition,
known as the Boxer rebellion.
The memorial, which will be
erected as the result Of agitation by
A. G.. Hammond camp, United
Spanish American War Veterans,
will have, in addition to the bronze
plates on which the names will ap-
pear, other plates with engravings
illustrating the charge up San Juan
hill and the blowing up of the bat
tleship Maine in Havana harbor. An
other plate will be suitably inscrib-
ed and will explain the purpose of
the shaft.
A. G. Hammond camp is making
elaborate preparations for exercises
in connection with the dedication. 1t
is expected that invitations will be
extended to town officials of Berlin,
Plainville and Newington because
many residents of those towns serv-
ed with Companies E, d and / of
this city or in the navy or marines
and their names will appear on the
plates. Ike T. Hills is chairman of
the general arrangements committee
of the camp. 1t is possible that some
names have been inadvertently omit
ted. Relatives of men who lived in
greater New Britain and who served
in that war will confer a favor upon
the camp officers if they will COM
municate with Past Commander
Theodore johnson or Col. W. W.
Bullen if they notice name omitted.
The roster of names which will
appear on the monument is as fol-
lows:
William Abetz, John w. Abraham
son, Charles d. Adoiphson, August
Anderson, Charles Anderson, Charles
| A. Anderson, Charles Albin Ander-
son, Charles F. Anderson, Lewis 7.
Bacon, Eugene +. Barnes, George
w. Barnes, William H. Barnes, Ed
ward P. Beaune, William Fl. Beckett,
Frederick G. Beh, Walter S. Belden,
Austin a. Birmingham, Charles P.
Blakesley, Emil G.. Bloom, Martin
Boquist, Clarence A. Bower, Thorn
as J. Boyle, William A. Boyle, Louis
j. Brague, Thomas Bresnahan, Jesse
j. Broadbent, Frank Brown, William
w. Bullen, James J. Burns, John f.
Burns.
Daniel Callahan, Edward T. CAL
lender, Charles j. Garfield, Richard
CAMEL, Carl Z. Carlson, David Carl
son, Gustaf A. Carlson, Jacob Carl
son, John e. Carlson, Victor Carlson,
Dennis A. Carroll, Francis A. Cassidy
Lorenzo B. Chapman, Charles Char
low, George Y. C. Cheney, Burton
j. Chichester. William f. Chute,
Alpha A. Clark, Claude D. Clark,
Frank D. Clark, Ventres A Clark,
James T. Coffey, Michael Coleman,
Eugene Conley, Martin Z. Conlin,
Daniel J. Connahan, James P. Con-
noley. John L. Cooney, Edward ].
Corbett, Cornelius H. Cornell, James
H. Cosgrove, John f. Cotter, John
| Fl, Cowles, Luke Grove, Luke j.
Grove, Matthew Grove. Patrick
Grove, Thomas L. Cullen, Edwin S,
Curtis.
Herbert H. Damon, Samuel c..
! Davis, William DEM, Patrick Dewitt,
Alonzo Doughty. John A. Dunbar,
Willard j. Dyson, William Dyson,
John A. Fades, Thomas F. Eagan,
Edward +. Egan, Charles r. Eng
lish. Frederick Evans, Franklin r..
Pagan, Thomas F. Fagan Paul c.
Finance, George L. Finley, Nicholas
Finochietti, Thomas Foley, Ernest
Fox, James Frawley, Ernest w.
Freese, George j. Fritz, Jacob F..
Fritz, Charles Center, Thomas B.
Gibbons, George B. Clifford, William
P. Gilligan, rank D. Goodwin, John
f. Graham, James T. Greenwood.
Maurice E. Griffin, Alfred II. Girls
void Rudolph f. Guenther, Fred
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