New Britain herald., 1928-11-17

Penheld Saw Works. Trudon < Platt. Snyder & Norton. E. H. Elton. S. R. Newell. Reach Lumber Co.,, Bristol Lumber Co, Rex Roofing co. Judd Coal Co.,. Strung Coal Co.,. concerns in the city have been placed in special group which will be specially solicited.
 Mercantile Division David A. Lipman. director of the mercantile division will have as his assistants. the following: E. NJ. Browning. William N DeRosier. Philip Rouleau. Robert Harris. Alex ander koziell. Dwight Hall. Ross Reed, Frank Kennedy. Leigh Minor. Harry Mckinstry. Kenneth Sim mons. Edson Peck. w. J. Phelan. Robert J. Stack. Percy Norton. Paul Hubbard George Biackall. Neil Coll lins. Julian Norton, Roy Barton. Harry Andrew. Harry Polhill. Leroy Tucker. David Appell. Arthur Lock- ood. Gordon Warner. Jack Graham. Frank Wisneski, Anthony kacchak. William J. Fries and I. '. Missall. Frederick G. Hughes and Charles r. Treadway have accepted the as- signment Of the out of town con- cerns who are commercially inter- | ested in Bristol. These concerns are G. Fox X Co. Brown Thomson, Wise, smith & Co, of Hartford: the Economy Stores. the A. & P. stores; r. w. Weolworth X Co. the Green Sores, Inc. S. S. Hresge X Co. | Willard Rogers speaks "There is no greater joL than for the strong to take care of the weak said Willard Rogers of Manchester, to the hundred or more members of the Community Chest Campaign or- ganization at the gathering 1t the l Endce Inn last night.
 Former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton acted as toastmaster following the | dinner which was served to the workers through the courtesy Of the manufacturers of the city. Preced- i ing the talk of MT. Rogers. Toast- master Dutton called upon C. l.. Carlson chairman of the campaign committee.
 1 Frederick G. Hughes. who was called upon at the last minute to | speak in the place of Dewitt Page who had been suddenly called out of town. spoke of the high charac- ter of the institutions for the sup- f port of which the funds are to be | solicited next week. w. J. Phelan. a member of the executive commit tee spoke on the value of salesman. ship in the campaign: George s. Beach, treasurer of the Bristol chap ter of the American Red Cross ex- I plained the character of the service that the Red Cross does interna- tionally as we'll as locally.
 Following the speech of Willard Rogers, Samuel Ludlow. president of the Hartford Chamber of Com- merce. spoke on the many features of the Community Chest appeal.
 To Elect Officers Oficers for the ensuing year will be elected at a meeting of G. A. Hadsell camp, l.. $. w. E.. to be held next Monday evening in Ar- canum hall. Following the business session. the second sitting of the setback tournament with Hammond camp of New Britain will be played. 1 Funeral of Anthony Cavalferi
 The funeral of Anthony Cavalieri of S2 Park street was held this morning at o'clock at St. An thony's church. Rev. L. Beccaris celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the new St. Jo- seph's cemetery.
 | Devoti0ns This Evening
 There will be devotons at 7:3o o'clock this evening at St. Josephs church in honor of St. Anne.
 To Visit Ireland
 Joseph J. Riley of Pleasant street sailed from New York today on the White Star liner Cedric for Ireland, where he will spend the next sev. eral months as the guest of his brother.
 [ Marriage Applications
 James F. Cafferty of Pine street. Forestville. . clerk in the Bristol post office, and Miss Mildred E. Howe of 1s1 Laurel street have made application to the city clerk for marriage license.
 Earl William Blaschke of 1s Edgewood street and Miss Ottilie Elit of Fall Mountain road have also made application for a mar riage license.
 Two Liquor Raids
 Two liquor raids were made last evening by Sergeant Henry Jeslinski and Onicer William Thompson. The lunch cart of Charles Seltzer on North Main street was visited and a quantity of alleged beer seized. A short time later the homo of Paul Eisninski of 255 l., East Main street, Forestville. was visited and (Continued on Page ID