New Britain herald., 1918-10-04

 tions reported : to Chairman A J. Sloper since yesterday amounted to 6,150, making the total subscrip- tions thus far $1,114,150 A million and a half before tomorrow night is MT. Sloper's plea, and if New Britain can pass the halfway mark by that time the general committee will feel that the city will again be well up with the other patriotic cities that lead the country
 To reach the $3,17S,O00 allotment individual effort must be depended upon more than ever. The corpora tions have the will, but not the means to subscribe as they have done in the past, owing to higher taxes they must meet under the new war tax act. MT. Sloper reports that North x Judd, Russell S, Erwin and Traut x E1ine factory canVaSSeS already show re- suits ahead of the last campaign. He has no definite reports from most of the other factory campaigners, but is keeping in close touch with their work and looks for good results. None of, the factory canvassers wish to make definite reports until they have cleaned up their work in full. Mir. Sloper sent out notice today to all the factory campaign managers that he desires to have their complete reports in by next Wednesday.
 Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart, is doing splendid work in this campaign as in others. He has written Chairman Sloper announcing that Tadeus Wron- ski. a celebrated Polish speaker, will address a rally at Sacred Heart hall Sunday evening, October 13, at 7:30 o'clock. He requests MT. Sloper to l supply two American speakers for the 1 big meeting. MT. Wronsk will speak l in English and in Polish. l At 5 o'clock this afternoon a meet 1 ing of all the teams will be held at | the Y. M C. A., and every member is requested to be on hand. William L.. 1 Hatch will preside as chairman of the general teams committee, and l Sergeant Holley will speak. All who have heard Sergeant Holley have gone wild over him. He is regarded >as the best war speaker, who has been booked here yet. MT. Hatch obtained today a list of the teams, which is l announced as follows:
 Building trades including carpen- l ters, painters, masons, plumbers, steam filters, lumber, coal, electric and hardware-William H. Allen, chairman, Frederick X. O'Brien, John E. Downes, John F. Mcguire, 1 George Macauley, Guy K. Spring, A. A. Mills, Claude Leroux, Harvey c. ] Kingsley.
 Clothing-W. w. Leland, chairman. Dry Goods variety and millinery l D. McMillan, chairman, John Peebles, | Louis Raphael, $. M. Davidson, Maur- 1 ice Birnbaum, William T. Niven, ! Peter P. Curran.
 Drugs, jewellers music stores-J l w. Marsland, chairman; J. R. Hal Ioran, Joseph F. Hultgren, Clarence w. Brainerd, William H. Crowell, l John c. O'Brien, E. l.. Janswick, Fl. 1 Himberg, M. Hornsten, A. J. Church = ill, c. l.. Pierce, Leon Andrews. J. J. McBriarty, A: M. EnoCh.
 Lawyers, doctors, dentists-M. H. i Camp, chairman; Dr. Vivian, M D. Sake, pr. Dunn.
 Hotels, restaurants and saloons Louis w. Fodt, chairman.
 Grocers and markets-William l CoWlishaW, chairman; E. X. Callahan,
 J. Ross, M. Cohn. M P. Doherty,
 John McGrail, M. Rostein, Joseph R. Andrews M. Maleski, w. T. Curtin, i A. ROeDuCk, J. IOmaSZeWSky, l.. H. AIger.
 Bakers. etc, butter, confectionery
 fruit. M Hallinin, chairman.
 Real Estate and insurance--F. H.
 Afford, chairman: Frank Sheilds, A
 Gorbach, w. c. Dunn, John A 1 Abrahamson.
 Tailors, harness and shoemakers-
 Nincenzo LacaVa, chairman; Harry
 Zinman, Pawel Messner, Morris Eyer l Dr. A. l.. Avitable.
 Garage, auto and sporting goods
 r. w. Williams. chairman; Archibald 1 Hawker, William Morrin
 1 Furniture and undertak k ers--John
 A. Andrews, chairman.
 Truckmen--J. T. Dorsey, chairman Barbers--David Cristne, chairman Fred Zwiebelhofer, Frank Bambara