New Britain herald., 1930-07-03
NATION ID OBSERVE
 INDEPENDENCE DAY
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 Rev. John J. keane of St. Joseph's church, who had expected to partici- pate, but notified a representative of the committee last night that he would have to be out of the city on Friday.
 The Independence Day committee sponsoring the meeting has been formed for the purpose of carrying forward the movement begun several years ago by Commander Wood, Ad- jutant Sternberg and their comrades of Stanley Post, c. A. R., to make the Fourth of July again an occa- sion when people shall have i'm pressed upon them the real signifi- canoe of the day, an opportunity for them by their presence to testify to their faith in American institutions.
 In the absence of the mayor. T. C. Cavanaugh will preside.
 The following have authorized the use of their names as members of the Independence Day committee sponsoring the meeting. IL is hoped to organize as a permanent body.
 s. H. Wood commander Stanley Post G. A. R, honorary chairman, Dr. C. M. Cooley. secretary.
 s. F. Arzylowicz. R. II. Benson, A. Canzonetti, William s. Bacon, James Cochrane, O. F. Curtis, s. H. Holmes. William C. Hungerford, A G, kimball, William E. Latham, r. F. McDonough, B. Loomis, John Gancarz, E. T. Ringrose, A l.. Thompson, Paul A Stahl Ph., scapellat, Joseph G. Woods and others.
 The supernumerary police detail for tonight is as follows;
 Main street, east side, south Of railroad crossing. Officer Fred A. Peterson; Park street. Church Chest nut from Elm to Stanley, Officer Connolly; South Main street, Bas- sett, Glen and Rockwell avenue, Of ficer Ziegler; Main street, east side. north of railroad crossing Officer Dery; Arch street to Winthrop, Of ficer Hoffman; Arch street south Of Winthrop, Officer Ferene; Monroe, Madison. Winthrop, Hart and vicin- ity. Officer Wollman; Cherry, Maple, Whiting. Officer Nolan; Wal nut, Camp. Grand. Hawkins and vicinity, Officer Botticelli; Lincoln. Vine, Lexington and vicinity, Of ticer kozlauskas; Stanley street south of railroad crossing and streets east of Stanley, Officer May; West Main street, west of High street to Black Rock bridge, Officer George Crowley; West Main street west of bridge and vicinity. Officer koloski; Beaver street, north Of Broad street, Officer Mullen; Lafay- cite street, from Beaver to Broad, Washington to Broad, and High street to Broad Officer Tomasetti; East street and all streets east of East street, Officer J. Peterson; Main street, west side, north of rail road crossing, Officer Coffey; Main crossing, Officer Hart: Broad street and High street north of Broad, Officer Roy; Washington street north of Broad street, Officer Mur- tha; Pennington avenue and streets in vicinity, Officer Murphy: North street. Officer Daniel Politis: Ire mont street, Clark, Oak, Willow and vicinity, Officer Marsh; Hart 1 ford avenue from East Main to Stanley, Officer George Mccarthy; ] Smalley street and vicinity, Officer Valentine; Stanley street north of | Hartford avenue to Allen street, Of- | f1cer Labruque; Allen street and all streets north of Allen except Stan 1 ley, Officer Schnick; Burritt street. north of Broad. Officer Olson; East | Main street east of Stanley. Officer | Kuklinski; Winter, Union, Spring and Summer streets. Officer Jones: East Main street to Stanley street, Officer Campbell; Corbin avenue north of West Main, and Clinton street, Officer Zotter; Shuttle Mea- | dow avenue west of Arch street, and vicinity, Officer Raineault; i Stanley street, north of Allen, Of- l ficer James Crowley; South Main street south of Roberts street. and vicinity, Officer Erickson; Corbin avenue, south of West Main street
 Officer Axelby; Myrtle street from Main to Booth. Grove and Orange streets. Officer Kelly; Myrtle street
 west of Booth street and vicinity