New Britain herald., 1928-10-31
MEMORIAL PLATE
 CONTRACT GIVEN
Nsuinstn Co1nitss Asks Gt lek to @oA List of Nlm6

Eewington. Oct. S1-The soldiers' memorial committee has awarded the contract for the bronze plate to the Flour City Ornamental Iron Co.,, of Minneapolis. A final check-up is being made on the list of names for the plate and it Is requested that anyone knowing of any corrections or additions notify N. c. Avery be- tors the end of this week.
 The list is as follows:
 Charles Abucewiox. Frederick An. derson. Charles l.. Backus, IT,, James G. Baukat. Bartlett T. Bent, Edward M. Brown. Harold R. Blinn. Samuel Belfiori. Howard w. Blinn. Laurie B. Banford. Joseph W. CameA NJ. Oxro Cramford. Paul F. Camp. J. Phillip Camp. Robert c. Chatfie. Frank Chalko. Aldo Cont. Edward D. Davis. Howard c. Davis, Jack Darko, Arthur A. Elwin. E. Welles Eddy. Vincent l.. Eddy, John F. Flannigan, Thomas E. Flannisan. Wayne c. Finchell, Richard Fetter- oil, Eugene c. Fetteroll.- Russell C. Fulton. Albert R. Goodale. Harold R. Goodale, Raymond H. Goodale, Joseph s. Grabowslki. Austin s. Har-' low, Groves c. Harlow. w. Everett Hine. Alfred E. Hanbury. Edmund J. Halleran, Raymond V. Halleran, Carl E. Halleran, Carl E. Hallman. Stuart s. Johnson, Carl E. Jacobson. Albert A. James. Gordon J. Kellogg. Howard F. Kiely. Herbert w. Kiely. Paul Kisloski. Paul Kosloski, Peter R. Lawson. 'Clifford E. May. Charles F. May. Clarence K. May.
 Frederick w., Meyer, Max B. Michaelson, Birman Miller. John F. Meehan. Ralph c. Moody, Beatrice R. Moody. William E. Norton. Philip Nicholaiton. Michael S. Nestrick. Andrew S. Osborne, William O'Don- nell, Michael Paternostro. Oscar r. Peterson. John Patz, Herbert Pe- terson. John J. Quinn. Burritt A. Root, Kenneth T. Redick. Arthur L. Rowland. Henry F. Rowley. Kath- erine c. Rowley. John sagan. stan ley sagan, William J. Scanlon, Ev- erett D. Shonts, Earl F. Sanders, Walter stanton. Arthur B. StenberR. William E. Schultz. Sherrod E. Skim ner, "A. Frank Stotzer, Paolo Suan- dolinf. Leora A. Saunders. Raymond A. Tucker. Charles H. Tudor, Charles C. Tatem. Harry A. Webster, Fred W. Webster. Gilbert J. Whaples, Hubert H. Whaples. Raymond R. Willoughby. Roger welles, Arthur z. Yeager. Pau l.. Yeager, Forma zollodoska. Tennant Elwin.
 Philadelphia Woman Hurt
 Mrs. Ellen Cole of 1921 Spruce street. Philadelphia. driving alone from her home to Boston, was injur- cd last evening shortly after 6 o'clock when her automobile was forced from the road and turned over in ditch on the Berlin turn. pike in Newington a mile south of Hartford. w. J. Yommell of ls Pearl street, Hartford. brought Mrs. Cole to the hospital. where it was said that her condition was not serious. State Policeman Parrott investisat- cd.
 Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Parker and daughter Barbara left last night for Atlanta. Ga. where Mir. Parker was called to the bedside of his mother who is in a critical condition.
 Rev. Mr. O'Brien of Andover will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and will administer the Lords SUD- per. Mir. O'Brien is one of the can. didates under consideration for the local pastorate.
 At the meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Newington Grange to Dc held Friday. Mir. Buckingham, president of the Connecticut Farm bureau will be one of the speakers. The public is cordially invited.
 The Beacon club will hold n tea room supper Friday night November ? followed by an entertainment at ' o'clock in the parish house. DEMOCRATS CLAIM l
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