The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-17

tan Union campaign. I am sure that
everybody who knows how prosper
Gus this city has been in recent years
will concede that fact.
IT am not a. resident of Bridgeport"
said Mr.. Barber, "but my admiration
for Mr. Simpsons work is such that
I will make one of 80 persons to, sub
scribe $4,000 each by noon of Satur-
day, March II, so that this move
ment may end on schedule and that
it may have complete success. And
when I say that I will be one of 30
80 persons to subscribe this amount,
am willing to let any or all of the
multi-millionaire corporations of
Bridgeport be counted as persons
"The only request which I make in
connection with my own subscription"
Mr.. Barber said in conclusion, sis that
it shall be reported through the team
of women which has the smallest
grand total to it's credit for the entire
campaign. i say this because I know
that dozens Of the women workers
have toi1ed earnestly, faithfully, mag
nificently, to help raise this fund for
the Christian Union. and feel that
substantial recognition should be
given to their wonderful efforts. And
I also know that if the high hearted
devotion shown by the entire women's
divisionI Of the volunteer corps-and
for that matter by the teams of men
as wel1-had met with the response
which it deserved from those who
control the great fortunes of this city,
then the Bridgeport Christian Union
campaign already would have gone in
to history as a glorious success.
The summary of the twenty-five
teams in the campaign race of the
Bridgeport Christian Union, inclusive
of Wednesday. March IA, follows:
Team flames M. Saxton,
captain ...$ 54O W
Team George M. Catlin
captain 9S4 w
Team 3-Abner Mitchell,
captain -. 1876 SO
Team IA. M. Engelhard,
captain 796 SIS
Team SIS. M. Neough, cap
tain .............. -. 45s 90
Team 6-H. A. Goldstein,
captain 4ss SO
Team 7-Frederick Harrison
captain .............. 1872 90
Team 8-Charles Greene, y
captain .......,....... 1898 90
Team George D. Roberts,
captain 80. 6e7 so
Team 10-John B. Elwood,
captain ....... I,Sol w
Team IA. FL. Eyles, Jr.,
captain III w
Team 13-John w. Moore,
captain olo w
Team 14-E. III. Minor, cap
tain 1,344 90
Team 16-Mrs. G. III. Ed
wards, captain ......... -4.646 40
Team 17-Miss Chary Smith. a
captain ................. 1880 So
Team 18-Mrs. p. III. Powell
captain 2.4s4 SO
Team 19-Miss Betty Payne
! captain -. 1,4s4 rs
Team 2o-Mrs. e. W. Downs
captain ..........-... 1.s4s rs
Team 21-Mrs. Utah Coates
Haines, captain ......... TOT 90
Team 22-Mrs. G. HI. Beard.
captain 1894 10
Team 23-Mrs. Robt Eames,
captain -. 5.sss s5
Team 24-Mrs. Sherman Cole
captain 200 w
Executive Committee. 49,. Is, 903 90
Additional subscriptions of 500 and
over, as announced at campaign head
quarters. follow:
A, w Burritt Co., ........$ 200 90
Bishop White ............. 100 90
A. M Marsh. (additfonaD 100 90
Locotnobile Co. of America ESQ 90
Smith e. Murray Co.. $50. 100 90
Bridgeport Business Mems
ASSOCIATION ,........... 100 90
Anonymous ...,........... 100 90
The Little Sisters of Bridge
port ....,..............2o 200 90
w, e. Burnham ......... 100 90
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bowers. 100 90
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Curtis. 100 90
st. Johns Church. ......... 100 90
Mary c. Trubee. .......... 100 90
w, B. Lashar, (additionaD 1000 90
Automatic Machine Co, .... 100 90
Bridgeport Brass Co.. ...... 1000 90
Guy p, Miller. 100 90
A. M, Cooper ,.,........ 800 90
w. r. Webster ,.......... $50 90
Mrs. &. A. Sammis ........ 200 90