Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-20

REV. RICHARD R. GRAHAM,
 Christ Church.
 Opportunity to Do Our Best.
 Let Us welcome and encourage this Red Cross campaign. This is one of the ways we can help our brave boys and men who have gone to lay down their lives if need be to make the world safe. Therefore let us give as iberally as we can and keep Norwich among the leading cities of New Eng | land. By going over the top
 REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD. Norwich Town Methodist Episcopal Church.
 Doing Splendid Work. l count it a very great pleasure to publicly express my keen apprecia- tion of the splendid work done in the past and the magnificent sorrow and uncertainty. It would take the gen. jus of the brightest stars in the lit erary Armament to do justice to the | noble, unSelfsh, whole hearted and | far-reaching work of the Red Cross rejoice in the gigantic proportions | the Red Cross is assuming in it's world wide ministry of cheer and helpfulness and bespeak for it the cor dial and enthusiastic support of one and all.
 REV. GEORGE HENRY STROUSE,
 First Baptist Church.
 Must Do Our Share.
 This very day thousands of our men are in the trenches in France, pledged 10 maintain the rights and honor of our nation.
 They are doing their duty and we in turn must do ours. Should we not at Io money to support such heroes?
 The Red Cross appeals once again to the American people. and is look ed upon by our European allies as the index of the American peoples heart. Will you do your share, to keep this hand of mercy at it's work?
 We must not let it be said that our dollars were more precious to us than the sufferings or the lives of our sol diers. than the feeding. clothing, hous- ing refugees and destitutes, than the mothering thousands of orphan chil- Gren
 Another hundred million is needed to 'carry on' the work
 What will Taftville's answer be this week?
 REV. |. o. BELLEROSE. Sacred Heart Church. Taftville. ! i The Americans have long been just ly proud of the record of our nationa Red Cross. From it's inception it en. larges the scope of the original move ment SC as to include the relief O , national calamities other than war such as famines, pestilences earth. quakes and fires. It is undoubtedly the most efficient and versatile human organiza ton in the world. As Gen. eiaT Pershing says, 'No other organi zation since the world began has don such s;reat constructive work with the efficiency, the dispatch, that ha ] been done in France by the Anl%rical Red Cross in the last six months" T, have a share in this work is not onl, < the solemn obligation but the gloriou : privilege of every American patriot
 J. ELDRED BROWN, I Trinity Church (EpiscopaD. Gives Heartiest Approval. , I have great pleasure in saying tha the work of the American Red Cros has my heartiest approval The wor of the Red Cross is of such a nature that everyone without exceptio should be only too glad to help tn s cause I hope for the greatest sue : cess in their work of mercy REV. IGNATIUS Y. MACIEJEWSK St. Joseph's Church. :, < Gods Great Gift to World ] The American Red Cross is one C e Gods great gifts to the world o carries the hope of life into the re f Fits of death, and q dying soldier sa n lutes, you and snliles as he goes t e touch the hand of Almighty God. Tn c Red Cross is the co;or of blood spille n for democracy, the form of Christ e tree of agony. and it's followers, g