Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-04
MORE THAN ENOUGH
 FOR THANKSGIVING NEEDS
An Acknowledgment of Contributions
 for the City Mission in November.

The City Mission hereby acknowl- edges the receipt of clothing and other supplies for it's general work during the month of November from the fol- lowing persons:
 Mrs Avery, Mrs. Dr. Miner, friend, w. L. Hayes. Mrs. E. Shan ley. Mrs. Grace w. Engler, Mrs. Chas. $. Storms, Mrs. Hagberg; "s4 Wfil- Mrs. R. c. Jones, Mrs. Frank c. Ster- ry. Mrs. Peter Lanman, Mrs. A. T. Otis, Mrs. Isaac S. Jones, Miss Ella Norton, Mrs. F. E. Dove, Mrs. E. H. Gardner, Miss E. N. Perkins, two N. s. Lippitt, Herman Alofsin, Mrs J. G. Burnett, Mrs. Charles l.. Tracy, Sedgwick post, Mrs. Sarah l.. Hunt ington. Ruth Bogue, Mrs. Edward l.. Boswell. Mrs. F. L. Allen, Mrs. Addison Avery, Mrs. Louis Bassett, Mrs. George Botham, Mrs. Edward Burgess, Mrs Minnie Campbell, Mrs. Elias Chapman, Mrs. Minnie Clark son, Mrs. Carrie CobIeigh, Mrs. Chas- Cook Mrs. Austin Fitch, Mrs. J. Gal Iigan, Ge-O Bros, Mrs. Stephen Kehoe, Mrs. Frank Monroe, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Augustus Pike, Mrs. J. G. Pot ter, Mrs. Nellie Rathbun, Mrs John Rogler. Mrs. Henry Rix, Mrs. Edward Spalding, Mrs. Edward Shanley. Mrs W. l.. Snanley, Mss Jennie Stetson, Mrs A- (. Sydleman. Miss Bessie F. Wilbur, Mrs. Charles Worthington, Mrs c. r. Yeomaus. Mss Rachel Jen- nings, Mrs. F A. Roath, Mrs. H. J. Shulz a friend, Mrs. Margaret Quinn, Mrs. Sarah D. Prentice. Mrs E. A. Prentice, a friend. Mrs. JIG. Mac pherson, Mrs. E. W. Hyde, Mrs l. :. Jones, a friend. Mrs. Emma Pierson, Mrs. J E. Hart, a friend, Miss Marion Beebe, George W Carroll, Ladies Missionary. society Taftville Congre- gational church. Mrs. E. T. Pierson, Mrs. l.. w. Boyd, a fdiend (apples), w. H. Allen. Mrs. G. C. Hull, Mrs. E. U. G. Baker, Mrs. S. B. Meech, Mrs. H. NJ. Wheeler. Mrs N. s. Lippitt, Mrs. Anthony Berard, Mrs. Wesley J. Calkins. Mrs. Charles DickeTman, Mrs. w L. French, Mrs. James A. Hiscox, Mrs. Edwin Oldfie1d, Miss Elizabeth Shear, Mrs. Joseph Silverman, Mrs. ". H. Dennison, Miss Hattie A. liar ris, Mrs. Edgar B. Worthington, Mrs. Mrs. Susan Graham, Mrs. E. P. Arm strong, Mrs Justin Holden, Mrs. Al bert Pierce, Mrs. Adam Wiedwold, Mrs. A. E. SpeeIer.
 Special Thanskiving offering of money and supplies were received from the following persons and or ganizations: Mrs. George D. Colt, for tauto- -truck). Mrs. H. H. Osgood, Mrs c. L. Hubbard. a friend, Mrs. A. ". B. Spalding, Mrs. P. P. Wattles. In Memorial George W. Carroll, Mrs. B. P Learned Long Society s. S., Oliver l.. Johnson, J. Dana Colt, Miss 5. F. Pope, Miss Alice c. Dyer, Miss Mary 4. C. Avery, F. J. Leavens, w. R. Burnham, Miss Mary St. J. Rudd, the Misses Norton, a friend, Mrs R. w. KimbaIl Mrs. C. l. Richards a friend, H. L. Warrington, F. W. Pitcher Mrs. Fred c CroWell, Miss Porteous, Mrs. w H. Shields, Powers Bros, St Az nes' guild.
 All the public schools contributed vegetables and other good things, as well as the school of Miss Butts.
 The following schools contributed also in cash: Laurel Hill, East Broad, Broadway, Mt. Pleasant. Pearl street, West Thames Greeneville, Long Socf- ety, Falls, and Mss Butts.
 Favors in the way of assistance in storing and serving the Thanksgiving gifts were rendered by L. w. Carroll & Son. The l.. A. Gallup Co. Bishop, RidweII & Co.,, R. F. Smith, St .hwartz Bros, Grover & Herrick. Peck, Me Williams & Co.,, H. $. Young, J. B. Alofsin.
 For all these continued expressions of good will the mission renders it's hearty thanks. The contributions of the school children were, as usual, somewhat in excess of the immediate needs, and .lbout twelve barrels fuiI of vegeta 5les and fruit were put into the United Workers house to be giF- en out as need may call