New Britain herald., 1918-02-20
SECOND AND SIXTH
 WARD CAMP PA|GNERS
Rutherford and Gorbach An-
 nounCe Corps Of Assistants

Encouraging reports are being re- celved rom the street captains all over the city in their house to house campaign this week for the sale of Thrift Stamps. Most people have been educated up to the Thrift Stamp sav- lngs idea, and very little explaining is necessary. In many homes, the children have set the example by buying Thrift Stamps in the schools and they have made the way easy by interesting their parents. 4 few had a Hnsconceived i notion that the stamps were meant only for children to buy, but the street captains soon dlsabused them of this idea. Chair man Noah Lucas reports complete re- turns from two streets in Ward Four and he feels that if the other streets come up to these New Britain will certainly do her bit Parkmore street in Ward One is the banner street so far. Every household took Thrift Stamps, Manager Abraham Gorbach of the Sixth Ward has adopted a plan of having division managers for several streets. The idea is a new one and MT. Gorbach's experiment will be looked upon with much interest. It looks as if the Sixth would have the best working system under this plan of any ward in the city. Manager A. N Ruther- ford of the Second and Manager Gorbach of the Sixth announce their corps of assistants as follows:
 Ward Two.
 A. N Rutherford, manager.
 Ash street, Mrs. George DarroW.
 Austin street, Uno Johnson.
 Bain street. Miss Gacht
 Chapman street. Aaron Danielson.
 Cherry street, Albert F. Eichstadt.
 East street, Gustave Iitke.
 Ellis street. Frank Klar.
 Henry and Jefferson streets, Miss Ada Whatnau
 John street, Miss Florence Kings bury.
 Stanley street, north to Park street, Miss Florence Kingsbury.
 Kelsey street William Cashmere.
 Meadow and Lilac streets, Miss Ruth Bennett.
 Pearl and Pearl Court and Pine. Severin Johnson.
 Pleasant street, Miss Doris Dewey.
 Rocky Hill avenue, Miss Gertrude House.
 Sheffield street, Mrs. Shick.
 South street--Charles M. Peterson.
 Whiting street George Stark.
 Vega street-Mrs. George Darrow.
 Sixth Ward.
 Ward Manager, A. Gorbach.
 District No. 1, Division Manager, Mrs. o. A. Peterson, S27 East street
 East street, Mrs. Frank F. stone: Howard street, Judd Ave, Mrs. Louis c. Andrews; Sunrise Ave, Mrs. M. E. Jones; City Ave, Miss Mildred Fitzgerald; Connecticut Ave, Mrs. F. F. McMahon; Seymour Park, Miss Minnie Jermain; Newington Road, Mrs. A. H. Knapp; East street, Mrs Don J. Scott; East street, Mrs. Frank E. Rhodes; Cottage Place, Miss Catherine Lyon.
 District No. 2, Division Manager Miss Grace Reilly, 57 Laurel street.
 Winter street, Mrs Potter; North street, Anna Siderowsky, Anna O'Keefe, Catherine Kerin; Lee street, Union street, Miss Catherine Cooney; Hartford Ave-, Anna Rosenberg, Dora Protass; Elm street, Catherine Long. Margaret Noonan; Stanley street Elizabeth Tracy; Star street, Rosie Rosetas; Laurel street, Ger trude Reilly: Connerton street, Ma-T Coy1e; Smalley street, Agnes QuiT Winifred Kelly; Dewey street. Mrs, Geo. Schweikert; Olive street, Mrs. Frank Kenney; Spring street. Mary Clancy; Wilson street Mary Gun : ningham; Hurlburt street, Mary | McAvay.
 District number 3-Division mana i ger, Frederick J. McEnroe. 137 Ire /; mont St. Miss Bessie COnlon, Miss Irene Conlon, Miss Mary Colon, Miss Loretta Brocken, Miss A. O'Brien. Miss Catherine Welch, Miss Anna Hayes, Miss Mary Flood Miss Mary Heath, Miss Margaret Heath. | Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss Nellie 1 Sullivan, Miss Mary F'arr, Miss ; Fulton Miss Nora Lynch.
 Belvidere Division-Division mana ger, F. E. Crandall. Roxbury Road south to Allen street, Mrs. John A. Carlson; Stratford Road south to Roxbury Road, Mrs Charles E. Per ry; Francis street. Stanley and Wells, Mrs James w. Parker, Mrs Theodore Natzke; Belvidere Manor and BelVl- dere Heights, Miss Esther Linden