New Britain herald., 1926-10-18
NEW BRITAIN FANS AT BATTLE IN BOWL
Hardware City" Sends Big
 Delegation to NeH Haven

New Britain was represented by
 over 300 fans al the Dartmouth game played at New Haven Satur- day afternoon. This is believed to be the largest crowd that ever rep resented this city at an out-of-town
 game in the memory of several Of the old time fans in the city.
 Men and women prominent in the Ibusiness and professional life Of the city, doctors lawyers, school boys and girls as well as prominent people in the sporting life Of the city | gathered in the great bowl to root
 for their respective teams.
 ] Among the gathering were several tYale and Dartmouth students whose home is in this city. Many of them
 were in the cheering sections while
 others were with their parents in other parts Of the bowl
 Following is a partial list of the New Britainites: Judge and Mrs. 1 iBenjamin W. filling. Attorney Harry IGinsburg, R, J, Bardcck, Clarence ILampher Thomas Mullen, Claude Stevens, Jr., of kensington, William lCoale of Berlin, Harold Dolan, Cliff ford Talmadge, David Modem, Mar win Peterson, Edmund Stack, Theo- dore Toner, Mir, and Mrs. Clyde Brooks, John Shean, Carl Restelli,
 Michael Haugh, Frank Conlon, At torney and Mrs. Lawrence Colon. MT. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins, MT. and Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bassford, Robert Der tini, Miss Marjorie Sleath, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Judd, Dr. Joseph
 Potts, Attorney Irving I. Rachlin, Albert Greenberg. Attorney David L. Dunn, Judge William F. Mangan, Prosecuting Attorney Joseph c. Woods and Mrs. Woods, Attorney William Curtin, John F. Curtin, At- torney Cyril Gaffney, Leo Gaffney, Dr. John F. Keaveny, Attorney Stan ley J. Tracesh, Caesar Neri, Miss Ebba Kronjoln, Nils, Esther Matt sen, Charles Covert, Robert Hallor- an, William Watson, Joseph Sexton. Charles Reynolds and Charles Smed- ley.
 Miss Madeline German, Miss Mar garet German, Miss Catherine Ma loney Miss Reta Noonan, Dick Cor man, Jack Butler. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Zwick, James Meehan. Miss Viola Spencer, Paul E. Lucas. Frank Mullen. Lester Olrlstead, Kermet E. Parker, Bernard Kranowitz, Miss Mary Wolfe. Lucian Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Bret Neec Miss Margaret Christ Miss Louise Holcomb, Miss Edna Smart, Gleason Parker, Ben nett Hubbard, Jack Lash, Ebbe An derson, Edward Delaney Attorney Edward 4. Mag. Phillip Rackliffe. Henry Wetzel. Carl Berg, Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Kinsella, Norman Bertini, Dwight Stagg, Hubert Williams, Miss Harriet Reynall, MT. and Mrs. George Boil, MT. and Mrs. George Colt.
 Arthur Kimball. Joseph Walton Miss Virginia Leland. MT. and Mrs, John Pelletier, MT. and Mrs. Walter Sorrow, Mir. and Mrs. Milton D. Jones, Phillip Pelletier. Jack Con- nors, Miss Josephine Durham, and Dr. George Dunn.
 Harry C. Jackson Maurice Pease' Nr. and Mrs. Gerald Colohan, | Nathan Avery. Margaret Quinlivan, Humphrey Muldowney, Jack Kirk ham Israel Nair, David Manning, l Edwin Neumann, J. r. Howard | Smart, Marjorie Zehrer, Stanton i Ashley. Donald Hackney Miss Doro- i thy Walrath, Elizabeth Fox, Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Doane, Bancy Donae, i Theodore Vessels. Howard May, ! Raymond Catlin, William Catlinr Harry Turner of Plainvile.
 Joseph Stone, George Bacon, Mir, and Mrs Kenneth Searle, MT. and i Mrs. c. F. Stanley, Maxwell Hart, Theodore Johnson. Peter Dorsey, i Alfred Johnson, and Norman Stauh- ley, MT. and Mrs. Richard Prickard, ! George McAuIey. Dugald McMillan, Vance, Robert Vance, ! Thomas Jackson, William Brady, | Mr. and Mrs. Philip Corbin, Harold | Judd. James CIerkin, Stephen Strak- CT, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bruemer, Mortimer Camp, Dr. Henry Martin A hlr Trnson and Tncian Stpyens