New Britain herald., 1917-12-17
RED GROSS DRIVE
 OPENS IN EARNEST
First Ward Being Bombed Today
 to Secure New Members
BOOTH NURSES ANNOUNCED

CTS Are in Search of God Fathers''
 to Subscribe For Them.
 Do your bit for the Red Cross! That is the slogan for the Red Cross Christmas. and the campaign Is now going full swing. Everybody Is taking hold enthusiastically. and workers were out all day Sunday get ting out the service flags. A line spirit was reported everywhere. The usual greeting at the door was, We want to join and have been waiting for you to visit us" The campaign CTS report that in few cases there are people who actually cannot afford to join, and if anyone wishes to do good stroke for the campaign, by furnishing the money. so that these people can get out their service flags. 1t will be splendid help. Such con- tributions may be made to General Manager. c. H. Barnes, the ward ndan- agers, or to local pastors. For in- stance 1t would be a very laudable thing fof some one to furnish mem berships for the Children's Home or some other such open institution in this way, the workers believe. The Red Cross booths will open for busi- ness Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and will continue daily until the fol- lowing Monday, closing on that night. The Red Cross nurses who are to have charge of these booths are announced as follows:
 New England Economy Drug Store Mrs. c. w. Upson.
 Hudson Lunch-Miss Frances Whit tlesey.
 J. A. Andrews & Co.-Mrs. J. A. Andrews.
 Connecticut Light and Power Co., Miss Daisy Kolodney.
 Cnrran's Dry Goods Store-Mrs. C.; ". Pinnhesi p
 Raphaevs Department Store-Mrs. G. M Coholan.
 5 Post Oft1ce-Miss Katherine Buol and Miss Mildred Goodwin; evenings, Miss Mary Monsees and Miss Mon- sees. Et .~ New Britain National Bank-Misa Margaret Leghorn.
 New Britain Trust Co.-Mrs. Ray mond R. Heeley.
 McMillan's Department Store-Mrs. Herbert l.. Mills.
 Besse- Leland Co.-Miss Mary Curtin and Miss Larson. Lyceum Theater-Miss Ruth Cor bin. &a Fox's Theater-Miss Gertrude Hine. Keeney's TheaterLMiss Ebba Neri. Crowell's Drug Store-Mrs. H. E. Christensen.
 Polish Church and Orphanage- Rev. l.. Bojnowski in charge. Railroad Station, Atlantic & Pacific Tea Store and Boston Storey. w. c. A. young women in charge. l Today is designated for the cam paigning of Ward 1. and 1t is being covered in fine shape by Manager W. liam F. Mangan and his captains. Judge Mangan announced his list of captains for the various streets as follows: Mill street, Leonard Fox; Logan and Brook streets, Allen c, Ptolomey: Buell. street, Warren S. sla- ter; Roberts street, Mrs. Betty John- ' \ look street, w. V. Andres; Edson street Richard Covert; Bassett street, Marshal Cook; Glen street, Burton c. Mercy; Greenwood street, Leonard Kurtz: Pearl street, Mortimer D. Stanley: Hart street. Herbert s. Woods; Arch street, Mrs. Elise Traut; RockvVeE-9treet, Bernadotte Loonas Wimthrop street, Mrs. Jane M. Ems worth: Columbia street, James Coch- l rane: Griswold st.. Emil O. Shjerden Madison street, John R. Hess: Park more street, Edward F. Hall; Mon- | roe street, Edgar c. Stockwell; Wal l lace street w. E. Horton: Locust
 street, James A. Duffy; Andrews street
 George w. Ward; Rentschler street
 Charles A. Johnson; Welch Ave.
 Charles B. Bengston: Kensington
 street, Frank F. Raclliffe; Cambridge
 street, Mrs. C.. E. Rackliffe; State
 St., Gerda Magnuson, Manager Chil.
 dren's Home; Linwood street, Judge
 James T. MeskiH; Lyons street, s. P
 Hanson; Vance street Paul w. Heller
 Sunnyledge. Mrs. P. B. Stanley: Shut
 tie Meadow avenue, A. w. Upson
 Corbin avenue W. w. Bullen; Barnet
 street, L. w. Lawyer; Steele street
 Ralph B. Wainwright: Hungerfort
 court, Miss E. L. zanzinger; Webster
 street, John Satler; Division street
 Mrs. Lucy Johnson; Franklin square
 Miss Mary E. Bingham
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