Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-05
MANY CONTRIBUTORS TO
 THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES
City Mission Acknowledges Gifts Re- eeived During the Month of Novem-

The City Mission records herewith, with thanks the donors of clothing, furniture, literature and like things re- ceived during the month of Novem- Der. viz:
 Mrs. J. F.. Parker, Miss Annie Rug gles, Miss Mary Porteous, Congrega- tional ehurchs Ledyard. Second and Norwich, Mrs. A. F. Hinckley, Mrs. H. " Gallup. Mrs. W. R. -Cowan. Miss Ella M Norton. Mrs. Charles S. Fiske. Mrs: D. N. Gordon, Mrs. Mary A. c. Norton. Miss Myra F. Par...ea, Mrs: James L. Johnson, Miss Jane McC. Aiken, Miss Kate Riley, Miss Lil- Han Bellert, Mrs. Charles L.. Chap man, Mrs. B. O. Miner. Mrs Dora W. Chase, Mrs. Richard Stevenson. Mrs. Charles German. Mrs. James Ringland. Mrs. Lucy M. Fuller, Mrs. O. J. Ca ron, Mrs. John Barber, a friend, Mrs. Winslow T. Williams. a friend, Miss Sarah H. Palmer. Mrs Joseph Will lamson, Mrs. w. w. Maynard, Mrs. A. T. Sullivan, Mrs. B. ". Hyde, Mrs. A. D. Za!briskie, Miss Thurston, Ever Ready circle. Mrs. F. E. Dove. Miss Alice Jewett, Mrs. Lewis Appley, Mrs N. G. Gray. Mrs. Fred Vergason, Mrs. Ernest Fryer, Mrs. Benjamin Palmer, Miss Melissa Larkham, friend, Rev. J. Eldred Brown. Mrs. J. D. Haviland, Miss Kate 4. Rutid, Mrs. F. L. Wood l. Peckham. Mrs A. l.. Belleieur, Mrs. William Brosofslly, Mrs. Rensus Stan ton. Mrs. William Bec<wftl,, Mrs, Fl. J. Dutton, Mrs. CHI. Phelps, Mrs. Wm. Tague Mrs. Arthur L. Peale, Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte Mrs. J. G. Burnett. Mrs. F. W JerYis, Mrs. George D. Colt, Mrs. F. J. Hunt Mrs. Amos c. Swan, Mrs. Abbie E. Hinckley, Mrs Frank C. liar wood Miss Lena M. Fuller, Mrs. F. I. Royce. Mrs. j.. w. Mallett, Mrs John Morrison; Mrs. c. Wilson. Mrs. Laura J. Hutchins.
 made possible by cash contributions from Mrs. c. J.. Hubbard, Mrs. J. H. Selden, Mrs George C. Ripley,. the Misses Norton, friend, Miss lane Bill. Miss Alice c. Dyer, Mrs. J. B. MeTshom. Miss Sarah L. Huntington, George D. Colt, Mir. H. l.. Warrington, Class g, Central Baptist church Miss Mary Porteous, a EfTiend, MT. Chapin. the Misses Lucas. Miss Alice w Cogs- we'll F. C. CEowe1l. Mrs. C. L. Rich ards, Mrs: B, P. Learned. James l.. Case, friend in Wakefield. R. T.. Mrs: George w. Lane Gor fuel and infants clothing), Mrs. H. H.. Osgeod (for Thanksgiving and Christmas cloth ingI, total $105.
 The following schools sent cash in addition to their vegetable gifts, viz: 1oIiB obcleLS,, GTeGneFllle, BrOadWaV, Broad, Hobart Avenue and Kinder earten, Mt. Pleasant, Pearl Street. West Thames, Town Street, FaFs--to the amount of $13.54
 Nineteen schools contributed as usual, their gifts of fruits and vegeta- bles and delicacies, to the usual amount in spite of fear of hard times These schools were Laurel Hill. Bridge district. Long Society. Greeneville 1 Taftville, Broadway. Broad Street, Ho- bart Avenue, Boswell Avenue Mt Pleasant Street. Pearl Street, High
 Street. West Thames, East Great Plains, Falls. Town Street West Town Street, Sturtevant Village and Yantic Besides the school gifts, individual | contributors of good things for the baskets were. Powers Brothers. (fish), Mrs. W. H. Shields (tea), Mrs. J. C. Averill (tea and coffee).
 Thanks are given, also,. to those whose aid was no less important to the. Misses Lucas for use of No, 6 Main street IS a distributing office, to Bishop, BidwelI & O., and we'll known barrel buyer. for the use of barrels roFceeffectN the school gifts in, to Sedgwick Post, for the use. of ta- bles, to J. P. Barstow & Co.,, fort the use of stove. E.
 Distribution was made to the. fani- lies, mostly by Harris's auto. Ninety baskets wereSsthns delivered, and 19 baskets were given out at the rooms. Thus there3wersz109 different families served by the Missior;zdurfng the day.