Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-04
THANKSGIVING BROUGHT
 GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS.
Acknowledgment is Made by the City
 Mission for Help Given.

The City Mission gratefully acknow ledges the receipt during the month of November of clothing, furniture and literature for it's usual work from the following persons Miss Annie O'NeilL Gertrude WenzeL Mrs. William Ba- kef Mrs, J. A. Parker, Mrs. R. D. DZiOmba, Mrs. c. w. MatheWson, Mrs Martin Farrell. Mrs, George Beebe Mrs, w. McGinness, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. s. E. Machette, Mrs. George Clark, North Franklin friends, Mrs George Fensley, Mrs. J. GrochOWski, Mrs. J. E, Grohan, Mrs. Kinsman. 4 Friend, A Friend, Mrs. J. E. Olcott, Mrs, II. R. Kind, Miss Emma DaWber, Mrs, NJ. E. Stanley, Mrs. F, E, Peckham, Mrs. Gavin Wilson, Three Friends, Mrs E. c. Storer. Mrs. C, L. Perry J. Retkow- ski, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Ruth Spalding, Mrs, G. R. Harris, Rev r. A. Fuller, Mrs, Charles $, Fiske. Mrs. II. J. Ad- ans, Mrs. Ernest Gadbois, Mrs. Sulli- van, Mrs J. Carroll, Mrs. Hurst, Mrs Bessie G. BabcoCk. Mrs. James Young, Mrs. Carl Geib, Mrs John Service, Miss Belle Spalding. Mrs. Wilbur. Miss car rie Cobleigh. Mrs c. j. Storms, A Friend Mrs. William Denison. Mrs. Warrington, Mrs. Ernest Fryer, Mrs. Silverman Mrs. CaImer, Mrs. N G Lippitt, William Sanders, Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Mrs. w. H. McGinnis, Mrs. J, E. Sherman, Mrs. Balcom, Mrs. Forbes Mrs. J. M Huntington, Mrs Benjamin Palmer, Mrs. N. c. Gray, Mrs. c. Q. Carey. Mrs. M c. Stanley Mrs. Henry Bellert, Mrs. O. s. Merry, A. E. Davies, A Friend Mrs C. L. Tracy, No. 3 Thames Terrace,' Mrs. H. J. Gibbs, Mrs. Thurston B. Barber, Two Taftville friends, Mrs. J. H. Allen, Mrs Lewis Nichols. Mrs. Selma Olsen, Mrs Fremont Vergason Mrs. B. H. Palmer, Mrs. Charles Chapman, Mrs 4 Friend
 Special contributions of vegetables, fruit and cash for the Thanksgiving dinners were made by the following persons and schools: Mrs. T. J. Wat ties Miss Mary Porteous, Miss Lucy J. Leavens, Mrs. Charles L. Hubbard, George w. Carroll, Miss s. E. Pope, Euphemlam circle of the Kings Daughters, Mrs. c. R. Ravens, Miss M F. Huntington, Miss Mary St J. Rudd. w. R. Burnham. Mrs. F. S Camp, H. L. Yerrington, Mrs. Rush w. Kimban, A Friend, Mrs. E. H. Palmer Mrs Ere mont Vergason, Mrs w. A. Fitch, Mrs. w. H. Shields, Mrs. B. P Learned, Christ church. the L. A. Gallup Co, Loretta Powers, the Misses Norton, Mrs. H. H. Osgood, Mrs George D. Colt
 The schools contributing were Broad way, Broad Hobart and Boswell ave- que, Mt Pleasant Pearl, High and
 
 Yantic, Town. West Town, Village and Sachem street, Laurel Hill, Bridge dis -rict, Smith avenue, GreeneviIle and Taftville. Besides the usual amount of fruits and vegetables gathered from he schools there was contributed in cash $16.54, Cash contributions from individuals outside the schools amount ed to $7225.
 Dinners were given out to 100 fam Hes, comprising 330 persons. As in former years, most of the dinners, 75. we're delivered at the lome most of them by Harris truck The remaining 25 families came to the rooms and received their baskets in person.
 From the leftover donations from he schools, 19 small lots of vegetables were the next day distributed to as many families and four barrels of po- atoes. tuTnips, and apples were put nto the cellar of No. to be given out Is need arises. Some tea and jellies md fruit were laid aside for the nurses needs.
 Appreciative mention is made of flaw ITS received by the L. W Carroll Go. Or use of the old quarters at Is Wa CT street, to the L.. A. Gallup Co and o Bishop, Bidwell & CO, and H. s. Young for the loan of barrels, and to he Gas and Electric Go. fo rthe use # gas.