The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-14

.It is expected that during the nest two weeks, that packages with this little reminder will practically 20 in to- every home in Bridgeport and the | surrounding country.
 he ittee has also prepared a large clock erected on the corner Of Main and Congress streets. me clock IS numbered to correspond to the numbers on the dial of a clock with $1O. .000 at l O'Clock, .$2o, ,OB0 at z o'clock and so on up to 2 o'clock,
 Which represents $Iz0,000. The
 hands of the clock will indicate at all. times during the mpaign just the amount that has been raised IS re- ported by the various team workers ms clock will be watched eagerly by
 nundFeds or people who are Interest ed ln the total returns as indicating the success Of the great campaign
 he committee are firm believers l ID the great value Of the pubIicitv
 through newspapers and it is stig-i gested that each one interested in the campaign should note carefully from day to day what the papers say Eregarding the advancement of the
 project
 One of the Important committees ID campaign work is the Press Com rE11ttees which is as follows: D Mcflamara of the Farmer, Edward
 
 s1o.z IT,. Of the Telegram. F.rank Bo-. lande of the Evening Post C. F. Beers of the Sunday Post and Richard How Eell of the Sunday Herald This Com Ia1ttee has arranged for the vari ous, details of the campaign to be uf-- hshed through the medium Of tl,,s vs.-.
 T1ous papers from time to lime "A nother important sub-eornr1i fteses las the CoEnni tee on Tearns one Wi req ally appreelate that however ardnous may have been the work of; me other committees the task Of se-s 1eet1ng responsfble people to collect the moneg and assign them to fea,,,s7 VT nere tne various workers will be in haTmony and work to the best a.t a.tlvsl, tage IS no small task The commit follows. Mrs J. Murray Johnaon X i aa1rnlans Miss Mary Sullivan vff.fs.i ehairnans Mrs Frederick e MuIlIns Mrs; Robert IT. Hawkins, Mrs. Jol1n q 6 | \ 1ngs Miss Frances M. Arnold, Miss Isabelle N Dolan, Mrs. James 5S |os9eiII Mrs Mary Leonard o.con5 x nor. Daniel OsConnor, DanieIi :J. Clifford, John E. Lytdy. J,fin IF S7,s3 s3 glue, John H. Casey.
 ne majority of teams are made W up oI women and in many cases the " kersaof teams, are more than b1Issxvr with their household cares and it is a happy omen to the success of tbe campaign to note in some eases the real sacrifices some of the team v,rIx E CTS are making in order to contribute sD.tln v snss success o1 the work The com H11Llee experienced no little difficulty 1 n selecting people capabIe Of taJxine me captaincy of the various Aea1ns ass the duties of the captain requires Ina keeping Of close tabs on his tearn ! MeoLAeIss keeping them posted on de- lallss. looking after their daily renortz ana looking up autos for their 1Is5sz ,f,
 ls responsible in many ways for tIa orderly carrying out of the campaign
 IT iL IS the experience of every ca1r- padsn conducted along this line il, other towns that oI1e Of the most trz,- pOaItanI Features of the work is
 Danquet g1Hen just prior to the start lng or the collection for money The F lEsatnluef Committee is composed Of
 lrl F. ls .s,z ls.loWlne ls persons: Mrs. William
 E1. Alien, Cha1rman; Mrs Michael IF
 oFo,E Mrs Lyman EiII Mrs. Henrva 11eesz Mrs Peter A CoIIjung. 4syz4lIis,v,,
 4 K Redden and Frank A Converse.
 ney nave perfected in every de-
 L..l. LalI poIh as to the menu, speeches.
 music and general interest. The ban
 quet will undoubtedly be q recorf5
 breaker. not only from thet 5sta.y,f,-
 point of good fellowship I,1t alsz, s.rouAng community interest in
 lllosl lll.as lauolDle enterprise The ban
 queI Is given not only for the purpose or bringing the various camnajrn
 workers on the General Cornn7iffzse ana the special com F1ittees and +I,so L heaIn workers together but also
 nIaloed number of people who are f1i fecIly connected with the campajen ana Wno are interested in the imam clal success, all will be given an 3or. portunity to attend
 The banquet will be attended Fv. Dun posn men ana women. The commit tee were extremely fortunate in their. i iss.eetion sSs. or speakers. One of the big things incidental to the last election Was M the elecuon Of Governor walsh 1 OF na massachusetts and in the great Re- puohcan landslide, which swept the country, Governor Walsh was eI<cfe7 s as q DeInocrat1c Governor, the elec- h eioh speaks Volumes for the popuIar m .ty soi the governor as an entertaining liiter W resrlng speaker, who is considered s1H1ong the best in New England. as l i.laly iy residents of Bridgeport can tes-5 f1fy, who have had the 4,leas,,,-e ,C,r nearing nina Dr. John e. Covfe of New ork needs no Introduction in this town Ills reputation, s,s ,, y, 1,,-o
 tor is well known from his previos,s visits to our city.
 Dr. David Levy, one of the pro1o
 lnent clergymen of the city. is well hnoWh Tor his lucid, effective sDeak-
 ing. The dignity of the bar to the
 representations of it's oratoricaI stand
 aras VIII De exemp1ihed by Attorney
 William A. Eiedden, a speaker of more than ordinary ability and earnestness and the practical talk that he will
 treat on at the banquet is one on