New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 10

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( Vice Schulze, U retary comn Lieu ‘ole, T mder Ve istrar Giddin, i, Treasurer: bour, N. A. Chaplain- ton. —Captai ~Rev. A Companions of tt Color Color tenant nel Lucien el Henry Do e S. N. G., Licutenant Tilson, U. Moran, Cheney, Henry N. Committec n Louis | wmhm Ch | u. Walte Lieutenant V.. First son, U. 8. V., Cheney, UL Bulkeley, First ford . E. A, \hvldl a on n Frank I tenant First W. Delamater, U A list of been elected to the Conne mandery du follows Captain J Fifth Mi ar Ad Cowles, T. Majc w me: ring the H. Kelso Davis, litia Cavalry ptain M. K. Owens Company, 1st miral D, « G I° cutenant Machine First Connecticut Infantry. cond n Comp: Licute heets, Q. M. C Second o N AL ond Li ptain ( A. Lieu Lieutenant Colone] Edwin I 102na Inf., Licutenant Tracy W. cutenant B U. S R )tto €. Wiedman, Captain William tenant - 0 Captain Ralph D, w. 80 X. G First 1 Lamate Captain U Second utenant t Conn Iingene Licutenant pre SEIEA S G IR Lieutenant 15 15, First Lieutenant Captain William S. N. 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