New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
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 0N ARMISTICE DAY City to Suspend Business for
 H0ur-EXerCiSeS in Morning BRISTOL HIRES 30 MEN
Group to Be Given Work for Week 5000 Visit New Barnes Mcmor- ial Chaocl-H. $. Downs Wind ham-Police seek Driver.

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 ham-Police seek Driver. Armistic Day will be appropriate l ly observed in this city tomorrow morning at Ii o'clock with exercises in the Bristol High school auditori- 1 um. It was decided to hold the ser~ vices indoors this year so that a | program might be carried out more effectively and more comfortably for l the public. Seicheprey post, No. ,. American Legion, led by Post Con- mander Isaac Kicker, has arranged the program.
 Captain Kenneth Cramer, past state commander of the Legion, will deliver the principal address, which will be followed by the offering of brief remarks by Mayor w. Ray mond Crumb. The gold star roll of 4 names will be read by Post Chap 1 lain Rolfe l.. Rowe. The complete program follows:
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 Singing of one verse of America Prayer, Post Chaplain Rolfe E. Rowe.
 Remarks by Commander Isaac Kicker.
 Singing, Bristol High school chor- us,
 Address, Kenneth F. Cramer, past state commander American Legion. Calling of gold star roll by Chap lain Rowe.
 Placing of wreath Of American | Legion Auxiliary.
 Taps.
 Benediction.
 All business will be suspended for an hour during the exercises.
 Banquet in Evening The annual Armistice night ban 1 quet of Seicheprey post will be held at o'clock in Legion hall on North | Main street Reservations for the banquet must be made. For this req son the Legion hall will be open un- til o'clock tonight.
 The principal speaker at the ban quet will be Past National Vice | Commander L. P. Armstrong. An entertainment will be presented and music furnished. Card playing and dancing will follow. Flags At Full Mast ! Citizens are requested by officers of the American Legion here to make note of the fact that the American flag should be displayed at full mast tomorrow, Armistice Day, from sunrise to sunset.
 Men Hired By City Thirty men were put to work this morning by the public works depart
 ment, this being one of the steps 1 which the city is taking to relieve | the unemployment situation. The men were assigned to various jobs about the city, having been placed under the supervision of Daniel | Donovan. assistant to the superin- tendent of the department. Next week, it has been reported ] by Charity Commissioner William F. SmithUick. another group of the un- | tlll pIONtu 4'S IOil W III bt lllLNi ny |iI' i city and the first lot, given full time employment this week. will be dis charged. The men will be paid out of the appropriation of s20,000 which the city council made to the charity department at its last meet | ing.
 5000 at Chapel About 5000 persons inspected the | Carlyle Fuller Barnes memorial | chapel in West cemetery yesterday afternon under the guidance O. members Of the executive board Of West Cemetery association. The chapel, built by Mrs. Lena Forbes Barnes. widow of the late Carlyle | Fuller Barnes, and their two sons, Senator Fuller F. Barnes and Harry | C. Barnes, at a cost of approximate 1 ly S150,oQ0. Carlson and Torrell | company was the contractor in | charge Of construction.
 At dedication services held in the | chapel at o:S0 o'clock in the after | noon, 250 invited persons were pres 1 cnt. The services were opened with an invocation by Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor Of the Prospect Meth odst Episcopal church, followed by the reading of the scriptures by Rev. Pcrcival F. Wolfenden, pastor Of the Bristol Ba ptist church.
 Senator Barnes formally present. cd the chapel to the city, whose ac- ceptance of it was voiced by Mayor | ". Raymond Crumb, The mayor in turn, diverted it's care to the West Cemetery association, which was represented at the services by Ar thur s. Barnes. A prayer Of dedi- cation was delivered by Rev. Fran cis T. Cooke. pastor of the First l Congreg gational church, and the services were brought 10 a close ! Izorpjirtiny, b,s I