New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-06
NEWING70N DRAFTS
HONOR ROLL LIS!
Names Of Men Who Defended
Flag IN World War

/ A list of names Newington men
who saw services in the forces of'Nke
United States during the World War
las been prepared for the Newing-
ton War Memorial by the commi,
tee in charge. With the publication
of the list. the committee makes the
request that if anyone finds any
names omitted from it that should
he placed thereon. these names be
Guided.
The list of names is IS follows:
! Charles AbuceWicz, Frederick An
: derson. Charles l.. Eackus. Jr.,
James G. Baukat. Bartlett r. Bent,
Edward VI. Brown. Harold r. Blinn,
Samuel Belfiori. Howard w. Blinn,
Laurie r. Bantord. Joseph w.
Games. NJ Ozro Crawford Paul +.
Camp. j. Philip Camp, Robert G.
Chaffie, Frank Chalko, Aldo CoLtI,
Edward u. Davis, %Howard G. Davis,
Jack Darko. Arthur \. ElWin. Ten
nant Edwin, +. Welles Eddy. Vincent
l.. Eddy, John +. Flanagan. Thomas
r.. Elannigan. Wayne c. Finchcil,
Richard Fetterell, Eugene c. Fetter-
ell. Russell C. Fulton, Albert r.
Goodale. Harold X. Goodale, Hay
mond IA. GoodaIe. Joseph S. Ora
bowski. Austin S. Harlow Grover Z,
t.arlow, w. Everett liine, Alfred +.
Iianbuly. Edmund j. Halleran. Ray
mond V. Halleran. Carl +. Halleran-
Carl l.. Hallman, Stuart S. johnson,
Carl Z. jacobson, Albert \. James,
j. Gordon Kellogg. Howard f. Kiely,
Herbert w. Kelly, Paul kisloski,
, Paul kosloski, Peter II. Lawson.
sClifford Il. May. Charles +, May,
Clarence X. May. Ralph c. Moody,
Frederick W. Meyer, Max B. Mi
chaelson, Birman Miller. John F,
Meehan. Beatrice r. Moody, William
Z. Norton. Philip Nicholaitch'
Michael S, Nestrick, Andrew
S. Osborne. William O'Donnell,
Michael Paternostyo, Oscar +.
Peterson, John Patz. Herbert
Peterson. John j. Quinn,
Burrtt Root. Kenneth T.
Redick, Arthur l.. Rowland. Harry
+. KoNley, Catherine c. Rowley.
John Sagan. Stanley Sagan, William
J. Scanlon. Everett d. Shonts. Karl
+. Sanders, Walter Stanton, Arthur
S. Stenberg. William l.. Schultz.
shcrrod r. Skinner. +Frank y. Stot-
zer, Paolo Spandolini, Leora A.
Saunders, Raymond a. Tucker,
Charles II. Tudor, Charles c. Tatem.
Harry A. Webster. Fred W, Webster,
Gilbart J. Whaples. Hubert il.
Whaples, Raymond r. Willoughby,
Roger Wellcs. Arthur b. Ieager,
Paul l.. leager. Forlna Zollodoska.
! Garden Club Meets
The regular meeting of the New
ington Garden club was held yes
terday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. T. Wells at the Center.
There was a large number of mem
bers present as we'll as several
guests from Wethersfeld, for whom
a special contest was held for tn.
best display OF pcrennials. The sub
iect of the afternoon was ''peren-
malls and the meeting was in
charge of Mrs. Charles J.. Luce.
I Several of the members of the
club we're called upon by Mrs. Luce
to speak on points in regard TO
raising perennials. Mrs. J.. L. Red
lex spoke on the planting and car
ing for u perennial border. Mrs.
George Green spoke on the ar
rangement OF a border in order to
have several colors and blossoms
during the whole season Mrs. Luce
gave an interesting talk on common
and unusual types of perennials and
illustrated her talk with many OK
am pies from her own garden. Mrs.
Church of Wethersficld also spok :
ON that subject.
The contest for the best display
OF perennials was won by Mrs. Luce.
who received the first and second
honors with a basket of delphiniums
ond a collection OF perennials. The
third honor was won by Mrs. Re-
dick with a basket of delphiniums
aud gypsophaia. The honors wcra
voted by the club members.
The contest for the visitors was,
won by Mrs. Dudley WelIcs OF
Wethersfeld and the second honor
resulted in a tic between Mrs
Welles and Mrs. Mabel Woodhous,-.
Mrs. Wells was assisted by Misses
Anna and Ida kellogg.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. l.. J.. Redick.
"kenwood," on July 10. Thomas IL,
Desmond will be the speaker. 1t
viii be an open meeting and the
members of the club have voted to
invite all women in the town who