New Britain herald., 1929-11-11
Allies Flags and Wreath Placed on Walnut Hill Memorial By American Legion and Veterans of For- eign Wars.
Factory Whistles Blow and Church Bells Ring While Public Maintains Silence for Two Minutes-EXer- cises at Stanley Arena Aim for Peace.

Although the occasion for joy and celebration, New Britain paused this morning at II o'clock for two minutes on the eleventh anniversary of the signing of the armistice that brought to a close the greates: con- fict of arms the world has cycl known, to pay a solemn tribute to her sons who gave up their lives in the struggle of nations during 1917 and 1918.
 All business, in factories stores and business houses ceased at II c oclocll for two minutes while a mindful city spent that period in silence. In the schools, the same procedure was followed out as teach ing was suspended for two minutes while the pupils bowed their heads in silent prayer for the boys who never came home.
 Tribute at War Memorial
 Veteran organizations seized the occasion of the anniversary of the exact moment when fire along inc western front was silcnced. to pay material tribute to the World War dead. At the World War memorial al the top of Walnut Hill, members of Eddy-Glovcr post, American Lc- zion and Private Walter j. smith post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, gathered just before II. With a brief ceremony the Legion placed q cluster of allied flags on the monu- ment as a tribute to the fallen of all the allied armies while the Foreign War Veterans placed a large wreath at it's base. The two factions of eX- serviccmen united in one common cause Of honoring the dead.
 New Britain Honor Roll
 New Britain had HIS mon who follow: Albert Adams, RaIlas Alek- ioWizius, Arthur Anderson, Clifford Anderson. Elmer c. Anderson, Fro miah hCra BcnJamin, Nicholas Der hardnO, Harry BcrsOn. Edward N. BrandOw, Charles Brccn, William H. Brown. Allie tampanelli. William r. Card, HJalmar Carlson, Robert Carl son, William Harmon Chapman. Alexander Cicrszko. Howard R. Cole man. Charles Cottcr, Frederick Dal- ton, Irving K. Davis. Alex Dcmerski. Joseph DomerSki, Joseph Dcmnicki, William B. Dcnby. Walter Econick, Henry Leslie Eddy, Carl G. Eng Stron
 Paul Fanion, Ralph 1'rcer, John Furman, George J. Gaudette. Joseph A. Glover. John Ora ajcwski, William J. Hart, Frederick W. Heinzmann, Edward Hintz, Dennis J. Hogan, Howard C. Humason, Robert F. H. lmgsworth. Wallace Jakimonis. An tile ,Iiantonio. Albert G. Johnson, Frank kamicnslli, Benjamin Kasica, Joseph Kelly. William Kelly, Ignatz KloploWitz, Peter koloWski. Frank $. Kordeck, Joseph Koztosii David F. Lingron, J. Russell B. Linton, Louis J. Lovotte, Mortimer Lyman.
 John Adrian Martin. Lucyan Mascjcle, John Mclaughlin, Alfred Meng, Frank Milowski, Harry A. Miller, Hugh W. Miller. Jr., George C. Mondzeski, Warren R. Norton, kaZimir Nowkowslti Joseph D. OBrien, William F. O'Dcll. Aiexan- der Oliula, Arthur J. ., Paulson, Ru- dolph o. Peplau, Emery G. Peterson, Albert C. Phelps Whitney Pierce, John Pison, Wladislaw Polka, John Remuz. Benjamin Rojcki. Daniel l.. Rom eric, Albert P. Rouillard, James Rouillard, Stanley Ryiz, Frank P. Sarisky, Fred w. Schade, W. C. Schleicher, Howard Senf, Thomas Siomakcv1cz, Anthony Skorupa. Walter Smith, Joseph Sokovich, John F. Strohechcr, Peter Stuna, Edward Sullivan, William J. Sulll- van.
 Willis TcrWilligcr, Ernest Harold Lee Timmons. Ferdinand