The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-16
HOSPITAL FUND CAM AlGN WILL
 BEGIN TONIGHT
Plans of Army Of Workers WilI Be Disclosed at Great
 Get-TOgether Feast
ENTHUSIASM WILL BE
 KEYNOTE OF GATHERING
Finance Committee Will Re- port at Banquet the Amount of Money Already
 Pledged.

How $1oo, 900 can be raised in eleven days for the use of St. yincent's hos pItaAI will be told to the $50 or more workers enlisted for the fund campaign at big ssget-together's banquet to- night In the S4ratdeld. Tomorrow morning the same workers will start out to complete this hercuIean task by Saturday. November 2s.
 thusiasrn is going to be the
 xatchword of the banquet tonight.
 says the general committee. Eminent orators. including in addition to local ,spea kers. Gov David !. Walsh Of Mass aehusetts and Dr. John G. Coyie ,of New York will be present to fire the orke CTS with the seriousness 1lecessary to bring the campaign to a successf1i kdssle- John F. King will be toast- tpnaster, and in addition to the afore- sfE9r. David Levy, rabbi of Park avenue ttemples Dr. Virgil F. Gibney, Attorney TsFFIIliam Redden and Frank A. Con- verse of Buffalo, who is directing the ,canpat@11
 The utmost capacity of the strat- dieId dining rooms will be taxed by the Epanauetters The sale of tickets Eceased yesterday when the seating EziEaft was reached The banquet will
 start promptly st o'clock. During E1he evening quartet under the direc- ton of Prof Fritz K. e. Weber, will hgave several selections
 One of the big features of the ban k4uet waI1 be the report Of the special
 lnance committee This committee
 hass been busy for the past week seek Ing contributions among citizens here fand elsewhere who gre expected to be tanlong the largest gavers. They have fbeen most successful in their quest and twill have very happy report to make 1oalEht- While all members are re- t4ieent as to the exact sum already 4 khat the total Will mount we'll Up into. live figures
 The conm1ttee wishes it understood fhat mo @ssbscriptiohs will He solicited Int the banquet
 It is expected that Gov erndf Walsh la1ad pr. Coy1e, the o1t-of- w n speak Eers, will arrte late this afternoon A kspecial reception committee will meet E hem and entertain them until the. Ilbanquet hour.
 Today was busy one at the cam tpaIgn headquarters in the Poi build kdng. Among the interesting things ffrauspiring this morning was a re- zport from the committee on allied ftoWns. This com mmIttee has just Eromp1eted a canvass Of stI5-ro11z1 ling kprobabIe givers.s The committee to kswhoIn the greatest credit is due, con &Eists ofs MrB. Henry Lee chairman. Edward T. Buckii1 gharn, vice-chair k1nan; Col Ealery Havard. of Fair ksae1d; Frank E. Morgan, of Southport; ". Tory, of Sandy Hook. and J. tsstuart Halnlne of New Milford.
 Tomorrow the workers will start Tout Fright and early. They will fln- E1sh their days work at 6 o'clock. s-when supper win be served to the lW6rkers in the big hall at the Poli llbuilding. At o'clock, the captains Twill make their reports of the days
 collections. and these sums will be boosted on a huge black board as Eheadquarters. They will also be re- Ecorded on a big clock that is to be &erected this afternoon at Main anu fEongress streets. The clock will tell 44he daily totals of subscrip tiohs fahroughout the campaign.
 K The coanmittee on team this after snoon Is busy assigning the workers
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