Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
$41e.55 IN CONTRIBUTIONS
 ON FIRST DAY
In Money Raising Campaign for th' United Workers-Ready Responses

The active campaign of the United
 Workers to raise during the present
 eek sufficient funds to meet the cur
 mt expenses of the coming year ,tarted briskly on Monday. Of the forty special solicitors appointed to canvass the men of the town many devoted the day to the work and have partially covered the districts assign ed to them. Everywhere they were received with courtesy and the response to their appeals was almost universal, every one contributing according to his means.
 The various activities of the United Workers are potent factors in the charitable work of the town. They conduct the Rock Nook Home, The Sheltering Arms, the City Mission, Employment Bureau and club work. The demands of all the charities have grown from year to year and a broad CT interest and increased list of con- 1 tributions is necessary.
 The results of the campaign on Mon day were very satisfactory. One | hundred and twenty-two subscrip- | tions were made and the total amount pledged during the day was $416-55, the contributors being as follows: Frederick T. Sayles, Henry l.. Fris:- | bic, Ebenezer Learned, Charles D. | Greenman, Pitcher & Service. Thomas | Casey. William Kramer Max Goldsteiu, | Blackledge & Co.,, Arthur R. Black ledge, c. o. Murphy, Joseph Burns, w R. McCord, H. L. McDougald, John A Cunningham, Martin Rozycke. Wn. H Bowen, Daniel Driscoll. Joseph Con- ] nors, Frank c. Turner, Charles S. l Eaton, A. T. Otis. Aaron Goldblatt, l Wilbur S. filling.
 John D. Hall, Geo. T. Higgins, Dr | E. J. Jones. Catherine Lang, pr. Louise | Gale, Lucius Brown, Allyn L. Brown Edmund w. Perkins, Leonard P 1 Church, Henry l.. Bennett, William B Young, Arthur T. Wyman, Nathan A l Gibbs, Louis M. Cranda1l.
 Costello Lippitt, Care W. Brown l Charles R. Butts. J. Ralph Howe, Guy 1 E. Dolbeare, c. B. Woodwork, White Star Clothing Co, Utley & Jones, \ l G. Gilbert, $. A. Gilbert, Will s. Spald-
 ing, T. H. Crawford. T. R. McNamara l c. w. Billings. Louis R. Young. 1 The Lyons Co.,, Geo. A. Davis, c. V l Pendleton, jr., Wm. H. Shields, James | R. Dawson, pr. J. J. Donohue, Dr. W | W. Leonard, John B. Lucas, Charles H. Preston, Dr. E. H. Linnell, H. D l Rallion. Walter A. Bussey, Miss Mary 1 Bresnan, Miss Jennie D. Dearing. Miss | Alice M. Jackson, A. D. Herrick, PhiliI l Mvddeman, Homer D. London. Rev John H. Dennis, M. l.. Berg. l stresser. William C. Gilman, Mrs. Ad'
 am Reid, F. F. Sterry, L. A. Fenton
 William G. Tarbox. Avery Bros. Emi | ans. Sidney P. Smith.
 John H. Kane, John and George II
 Bliss. George \. Cross. Geo. W. Hamil.
 ton. R. J., Collins, Rubin Alexander. A
 Cohn, Albert E. Breckenridge, Mis-!
 Annie s. Peckhano, James c. Macpher
 son, J. P. Holloway. Peter Antofian 1 Miss Alma. Bauck, Miss Elsie Bauck
 Frank H. Allen, E. O. Rodier, William
 F. Bogue
 Nathan Brewster, R. F. Goodwin
 Henry King. A. D. Lathrop, Frank
 Royce, J. J. Dutton, Peter Angeles. N l Tarrant & Co. A. B. Kingsbury, C. E
 Case, J. E. Marchessault, Geo. A. Kep 1 pier. Isaac $. Jones. V. P. A. Quinn
 Porteous & Mitchell Co.,, Louis 2
 Porteous, A. E. Story, R. B. Sherman
 ". Humphrey Amy, Andrew B. Da
 vies, Judge Gardiner Greene.
 Several solicitors were unable t;
 hand in their lists Monday evening
 and names not included above will b.
 published from day to day during tn
 week. as reports are made to tn
 chairman.
 The regular district visitors of tn
 United Workers are also calling ol
 the annual contributors among the Ia
 dies this week in house to house can
 vass.