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t one drive bond purchasers' reward for their
patriotism was the opportunity to write their names on the fuselage
of a Navy Wildcat fighter plane placed on the green specially for
the event. In 1902 the elegant Beaux Arts-style Hotel Elton, now an
assisted-living facility, opened its doors on the north side of the
green. It became a widely known landmark.
Among the most distinctive features
preserved here today are the Welton horse fountain at the east end
of the green, the Waterbury clock, and at the west end the Soldiers
Monument crowned by a bronze Winged Victory.
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