Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-19

While Norwich has not yet reached the number of Food Pledge Card sign .ers. which it was allotted, still those in charge of the campaign feel that the city has been pretty thoroughly canvassed and that a ready response by the people has been given. The total number of cards which has been received, including those that were signed last summer, is 3,379. Some cards are still coming in and it is hop ed by the workers that if for any req son any one has been missed. that they win call at the National League building and ask to sign a card.
 If there is any one who has sign ed a pledge card and has failed to re- ceive the window card or home card they also may obtain these by going to the service rooms.
 In many instances the canvaSsers called several times at a house and failed to find anyone at home, which account for the failure of some to sign the card
 May Apply for Buttons
 At this time it is desired to have a clear understanding that those who paid ten cents for a button last sum mer and did not receive it, may ob- Howe, or by writing to the Food Ad- rninistrator at 36 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn.
 The canvassers who have secured large Norwich, have given many hours of time and hard labor to the securing of these names.
 Their willingness to work and their hearty. cooperation has made the campaign the success that it is.
 Have Supported Campaign.
 The superintendent of schools, the teachers of all the public schools and those in charge of the parochial and Polish schools have taken up this work in very fine way and have made this the subject of a very splendid object lesson, with their children
 The List of Canvassers.
 The list of canvassers, as complete as can be secured is given below:
 Mrs. William A. Norton, Mrs. Albert Chase, the Misses Trumbull. the Miss es Huntington Miss Jane Aiken, Mrs. , Willis Austin, Miss Mary Paddock Miss Ethel Sevin. Mrs. William Daw- lev Mrs Morrow, Mrs. $. B. Palmer, ; Mrs. Curtis Bernard, Miss Phoebe Brewster, Miss Beatrice Sharp, Mrs. 5 H: F. Palmer; Mrs. c. Del Carlo. Mrs. Nicola Pasqulini, the Misses Johnson. Mrs. Frank Farrell. Miss Amanda Fisher, Mrs. Edmund Perkins, Mrs. . Andrew Smith, Mrs. Edward Graham. : Mrs Allan Latham. Miss Gladys Fisk. Miss Nellie Campbell, Miss Louise Edward DriscoI. Miss Carter, Mrs. Howe, Miss Alice Browning. Mrs. J. : William Cranston, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. Eugene Saunders, Miss May Dawley. Mrs. Charles Hagberg. Mrs. Shanley. Mrs Frank Dodge, Mrs James Hiscox. Miss Annie Storms. , Mrs. Arthur Thompson. Mrs. c. A. Sherman, Miss Hall. Mrs. John Mc- sWilfiams, Mrs. Charles Murphy. Mrs. SLouis Potter. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Martin Rosycki, Mrs. S. W. Leffinwell, Mrs. HI. M Lerou, Miss Mary Porteous, Mrs. s H. F. Higgins Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. Lucy Stesanik. Miss Eva Goldberg, , Mrs A1ofsin, Mrs. Lahn, Mrs. Silver berg, Mrs. Sears, Miss Spafford, MT. Stanton, Miss Angie Stanton. Mrs. Vic toI-ia Plante, Mrs. Charles W. Perkins. Mrs. Thomas Pready, Mrs. William Erohmander.
 Mrs. ". s. AlIis, Miss c. c. Gu1liyer, Mrs Allen Latham, Mrs. Phoebe La 'tI1rop, Mrs. Benjamin Palmer Miss S. C. Hyde. Miss -Addie Heath, Mrs. Ger trude Avery, Miss Harriet Park Miss Ruth Potter, Mrs John Beswick. Mrs. Arad Manning. Miss Winifred Wells,
 Generous Use of Auto. : The tremendous piece of work of dis tributing all of the cards to- the head