New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 3

v (0. £ VETERANS T0 HAVE REUNION Ex-Warriors to Meet in New Haven Tomorrow Night mion of Com- tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in Dorscht Hall, 270 Crown street, New Haven. This company which formed an integral part of the second bat- talion of th division, was the S., will be held | “Connecticut's Own” in the | result of the | amalgamation of the First and Sec-| ond Connecticut National Guard reg- | iments at New 1917. Com necticut Lrmory in Second Connecticut New Haven outfit. It was a glorious record in the war that was made by Company E with half of it made up of New Brit- aln boys. Associations were Taven i any E of the First Con- ationed at the state ew Dritain while the Co. August, | | E was a| made | then which have been the bases for | many talkfests since the disbanding | £ the division. [ All But One of 102 March Out Safe- The company took part in all the | defensives and offensives of the regiment. Many there were who t home, never to return. Tomor- row night associations will be re- | newed when the “old gang” gets to- | gether in its first official reunion since the war. Captain Charles E. was in command of the company from the days at Camp Yale; in the training center at Rouvres la-Che tive in the Vosges in France; through the “baptism of fire” at the Chemin | des Dames; during the dark days in April and June in the Toul sector; | Soissons | directing his men towards in the drive from Bouresches to- | wards Fere en Tardenols; bringlng |} them through the thunderous drive ' through the St. Mihiel salient, and leading them through the smash in the Argonne Korest, again at the head of the company sending out the call for “assembly” in the Eim City tomorrow night. Although many of the “buddies” will never hear the call again, there | are many of the veterans of the company in New Dritaln and “Charlie” Lockhart through a cir- cular letter has reached most of them. Every man who served with Company E during the war, 1§ want- ed at the reunion. 50 Years Ago It Was Reported The presidential question is near- ¢ settled. Giddings and Upson received the spring styles of s just in time, o driving about town is qui upon thoss streets where Irainage has been good and roads cxposed to the sun, while it yet poor outside, muddy, ete. Dust in some quantity is noted in the city. long as our citizens see fit to | : those cheap oranges from | wagons on the street, so long may | licy expect to be cheated, for the sold is generally worthless and sold at any price by our nic fraternity of this city | ake pride fn their new A large number of our citizens, cstimated at one thousand, | visited the rooms Wednesday after- noon and evening, and all scemed highly pleased with the surround-| all and entire block gned by Architect R. W. {ill of Waterbury, himself a mem- | ber of the fraternity, and the many | clegant Masonic featurcs are the re- sult of his skill. There are at pres-| ent about 350 living members of | this order in this city. The sum of | two dollars per year for a benevo- | lent fund is the only tax laid upon | the members. We notice evidence of 1ent at some of our factories, working time, eta ings. was ¢ improve- longer | Lots of comic valentines with their insulting al effusions have been circulated about town. resumed its Nearly one in attendance | bright and The Normal school session last Monday. Tundred pupils were and ev looked promising. pull times makes dull news, al- though many of our dear friends do not stop to think of it. Locals have | iard times to pan out at this season | r with us. 1i. Volkmann calls attention in an- ~ther column to Ruppert's Bottled Lager Beer as a tonic for family use. warrants it to be of the best| lity, and is ready to supply or- s in any nts think they tant fees for hav and measures test- | s . Others think that if such a fee that the city should have | The matter was regu- | Common Council, and wthing wrong about | irties should lay the . the Council | ome of the mi charged exor ing their scales paid, me benefit. ted by the there s matter, attor befol That Was Fifty Years Ago 'ADVERTISEMENT Lockhart who | dustrial Home For the Blind today | were at their work benches. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927. WHAT THE 1927 SUMMER GIRL WILL_AND WON'T ! _-WEAR Beach <ty]es fnr summer are forecast in this photo of models at the spring f'wmon <)m" in Cincinnas BLIND PEOPLE IN FPE Clty Items Co. No. 2 of (."“( e department Iwas called at 9:26 fhis forcnoon to Iy—Other Man is Finally Led Out |14 camp stroet, 11 S of Brooklyn Building. nias ol b Lt 0 per ton Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. Fire broke out intthe cellar of one of the buildings comprising the In-| The monthly meeting of the b of police commissioner: Monday evening nex while the institution's 102 inmates |or Tuesday evening th Iweek following Superfntendent Morford sounded | the bell for a fire drill and all but one of the sightless men and women “Blue Skics,” new Victor Record hit. Henry ns & S Advt Miss Mary hit is pre- i £ | went at once to 3 3 s at th ctiert chapt Daughters of Found and Patriots of Amer at Immanuel chu afternoon. Rev, city is a speake Mr: ory Isaac Werblov fused and was groping around in smoke-filled halls when found and led to his companions by one of the supervisors. The blaze, rved partment ed in bloody | under control by city firemen, caused | undergoing treatme nt at is | damage estimated at which quickly was put the General $1,501 | Britain wood correspor Tageblatt, Cosgrove today 1 a warrant on J. DeWolf of on the charge ainville au n George Moffitt and J. 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