Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-10
TAGS DISTRIBUTED
School Children geIpIpg 'he
 Work-Tss Day Sislious.

 These are the tags that will be used for tag day, Saturday. The children of the schools will also be instructed on the object of tags and what the money collected will be used for,
 The tagging will begin at s o'clock on Saturday morning and will continue until o'clock in the even ing. The young women who Will do the tagging will work in relays. The first shift will perhaps work from s o'clock until shortly before noon' when the second shift will go to work until about 4 in the afternoon. The third shift will do the tagging from that time until the close of the hour appointed. In order that the taggers may have plenty of opportunity of getting to ! the factories, twenty automobiles will carry them to the shops during the noon hour. In this way the tag gers expect to do much hustling and intend to let no one escape them. City Engineer Cairns has mapped out plan for the autos at work and It is expected that the system will go like clock work on Saturday
 Everyone in the city seems to be enthusiastic over the scheme and sey- eral thousand dollars will in all prob- ability be collected. The taggers will be supplied with miniature flags with which they will stop every person whom they meet. There will be sev- enty-seven stations in the different parts of the city.
 Following is the list of stations with the names of the managers. as- sstants and chaperones, as far as known last night:
 1--Cone's drug store.
 Manager, Mrs Morton Fogg; as sistant, Mrs Henry Fehl; chaperones, Miss Harriet Kirk, Miss Katherine Reynolds,
 2-Bauby's fruit store.
 Manager, Mrs E. l.. Hellmann; as- sistant, Miss Adella Bauby; chaper- one, Mrs Charles Bauby.
 3--Grieve, Bisset & Hollands.
 Manager, Mrs Maier Kaiser; ehaperones, Mrs Johnson, Mrs Frost, Mrs Weinberg. .-l i-Apothecaries Hall.
 Manager, Mrs I. P. Kellogg; as ,istant, Miss Harriet Walker; chaper- ones, Mrs Ball, Mrs Robert Leach, Mrs Gray.
 i-Upson Jewelry Co.
 Manager, Miss Laura M. McDon ild; assistant, Miss Elizabeth Me Donald.
 ;-Jones & Morgan.
 Manager, Mrs Morgan; assistants, Mrs w. s. Jones, Mrs Hollis Segur, Mrs Henry Stackman, Mrs W. w. Manville. Davis & Nye.
 Manager, Mrs c. F. Davis; assist mt, Mrs c. II. Wye; chaperones, Miss Grace Warner, Miss Helen Storz, Miss 1dna Sandland.
 s-Reid & Hughes.
 Manager, Mrs Hughes; assistant, Mrs J. R. Hughes; chaperones, Mrs c. VI. Upson, Mrs s. R. Kelsey, Mrs Alexander Lyle.
 }--Webster's drug store.
 Manager, Mrs A. T. Webster; ,haperones, Mrs James Colwell, Mrs P. J. Dwyer, Miss K. Madden. 10--M. W. Halls.
 Manager, Mrs Hall; chaperones, Miss Elsie Pollak, Miss Jennie Pol lak, Miss Gertrude Johnson. 11-Buckingham pharmacy.
 Manager. Miss Alice Wilcox; as- sistant, Miss Hazel Hyde; chaperones, Mrs N. R. Bronson, Mrs Charles Holmes, Mrs Edwin Hunt.
 12-Telephone office.
 Manager, Miss O'Brien; assistant, Miss Mary Higgins; chaperones, Miss Riley, Miss Helen Burns, Miss Mary Green.
 13-Jamele's grocery store.
 Manager, Miss Angelina Jamele; chaperones, Mrs Charles Schule, Miss Anna Jamele, Miss Genevieve Jamele. 14-Walker' drug store.
 Manager, Mrs Robert Walker; as- sistant, Mrs John Wright; chaper- ones, Mrs Adam Wilke, Mrs w. Blakesley, Mrs Lewis Wright. 15-Smith's drug store.
 Manager, Mrs James M. Lynch assistant, Miss Sullivan; chaperones, Miss Nora Mahaney, Mrs w. Mona gan. Mrs James Lawlor.
 16-Dexter's drug store.
 Manager, Mrs G. l.. Dexter; chaperones, Mrs John Ives, Mrs J. P. Boardman.
 17-Hewitt's grocery store
 Manager, Mrs Aaron Platt; assist ant, Miss Alice Munson; chaperones, Mrs, W. L. Thompson, Miss Lillian Hewitt.
 1S-Waterhury grocery store.
 Manager, Miss Lillian Trott; as sistant, Miss Bernice Chamberlain chaperons, Mrs Sydney Bronson, Mir J.. H. Hurlbut, Mrs E. L. Futile. 19-Dr Goodrich's office.
 Manager. Mrs Goodrich.
 20-Ideal pharmacy.
 Manager, Mrs Lena Daskam; as ssitant, Miss Olive Potter. chaper- ones, Mrs Frank Warner, Mrs Rich ard Wood, Miss Carrie Raymond 21-Red Cross pharmacy.
 Manager, Mrs McCullom: assistant Mrs B. Dupuy. 22-9 Cooke, junction N. Main St.
 Manager, Mrs c. Maloney; assist ant, Mrs J. l.. Moriarty; chaperones Miss Mary Kane. Miss Minnie Kee. nan, Miss Mary Kennedy.
 a-C. 6 Sanderson's market.
 .anager, Mrs Sanderson.
 24--IIphams drug store