Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-14
LOCAL TEAMS MAKE GOOD
 START IN Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN
Reports for First Day Total S46o.50-
 Many Teams Yet to Report.

| Within less than 24 hours, six of | the local teams in the Red Triangle
 campaign raised subscriptions amount 1 ing to $460.5O, or about four per cent. | of this districts allotment, $11,000. AL | though this does not seem a very large per cent, it is unusually good, for only half of the local teams reported, and there are many teams in the sur rounding places, numbering II. which | have yet to be accounted for. If all | of the local teams average what the ! six teams that reported did. a1sd the outside teams turn in one-third of what a local team averages, the $11 900 would be raised in about 10 days, but as the teams are just organizing and have worked less than a day, it is ap- parent that the campaign will be success here.
 The campaign started with a sup per at the Y. M. c. A. dining hall on Monday evening when over 125 people were present chiefly team members. 1 by the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y. NJ. c. A.. Paul Nilsson, who has been con nected in this line of work and who understands it entirely. talked about the work.
 The board of trade loaned the cam paigners their parlor at their rooms and the headquarters are located here. All of the teams report here at o. clock each evening and the days re- suits are posted.
 The teams and captains are as fol- lows:
 Team 1-c. L. Clinton. captain: Ar thur Keeney. Alfred Abbe. Herbert Card, w. A. Slate, Charles Crandall, Engs1ron, Charles Backus Team 2-Rev. Vernon w. Cooke. captain: E. A. Case. James P. Bath, W. C. Norris. Nelson W. Daniels. C. W. Moves. L. H. Arnold. P. s. Hills Samuel Chesbro.
 Team 3-s. B. Doolittle, captain: Henry Fryer, Ray E. Parker. Roland
 E. Jordan. J. D. Conaht. George H. Gyrley. L. C. Clifford, Jr., W. C. Ores Ci1ler, Frederick Shadduck. Team 4-George S. Elliot. captain;
 Raymond A. Parker. c; c. Case, Geo.
 fsa rafsans cl1rense AT arP9nse sha%nseaiR E. E E
 Bass, H T. Burr. Charles Casewell.
 Team 5-James Harries, captain: D. X. Griggs, Frank Smith, Andrew Rou3,
 Harry Branch E. F. Cross, A. L. tard. Robert Branch. E. F. whittemore.
 Team 6--C. W. Hill, captain; Will
 liam E. Higgins. William s. Congdon.
 II. A. Williams, R. B. Higgins, E. B. Lewis. Roy Howlette, Wallace Goss,
 Fred Backus. John G. Ross
 Team 7-P. J. Iaramee. captain:
 srthur Racicot, Edward Portelance,
 Napo,Nor Bacon, Jr., Albert Piche, Ai- mee Martineau.
 Team S--L Moses, captain: H. E. Costello, C. H. I-arkins, E. E. Par ert. H. W. Ford Charles H. Bradley,
 John w. Sheffield Ward /H. Bushee, Bc,n@rd Larkin. William A. Burleson. Team 9-D. E. Taylor. captain: Ken meth H.iIhouse. J. NJ. Shepard, w A. Arnold George Moon James Hurley, Kenneth Miilett
 There is also an executive team, which is not explained by any one nan.
 In the surrounding places, the fol- lowing have charge: Hampton, C. E.
 isurnham: Andover. Herbert M Thompson: Ashford. George O. Balch; Coventry, William L. Higgins; East- ford, c. F. Lathrop; Lebanon. Charles J. Abell: Mansfield L. J. Storrs: Chap lin, Frank c. Lummis: Columbia. c. K. Hitchcock: Wi11ington Robert T. Jones' Scotland. A. H. Gallup. =
 The reports given in at the local headorarters, Tuesday evening. were