New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-04-15
BOND SALES HERE
REACH $587,55O
About 100000 Additional Ex-
peCted to Be Reported

The liberty bond sales up to Sat
urday night amounted to $575.550
and, while not officially reported,
there is another addition of nearly
100000 to be reported soon.
The meeting in Judd's hall, Sunday
afternoon was q rousing one. The at
tendance was large and the various
mercantile lines of business were we'll
represented. Tomorrow evening there
Will be g. meeting of the captains of
the mems teams In the Y. NJ. G. A.
at o'clock and at that time the
captains will make their first report.
Team captains are as follows:
Building trades, hardware dealers,
etc, M. j. Hayes and George X. Mac
auley; clothing business, George &.
Ashley, Jr., and j. M. Halloran; dry
goods, Louis Raphael and Dugald
Mcmillan; lawyers, doctors and dent
lists, Lawyer NJ. D. Sake and Howard
Wilson; hotels, restaurants and liquor
dealers, Herman Schmarr, +. S. EN-
mons, A. r. Monsees and Fred Be
loin; BARRIERS, Frank Del MAESTRO;
druggists. J. w. NTarsland and j. j.
McBriarty; grocers, bakers, butchers,
tea and butter, w. TT. Boyce, William
Cowlishaw and Bernard Clark: real
estate and insurance, f ". Holmes
and F. TT. Shield; tailors, shoemakers,
etc, James Lacava and Morris BaYer;
1ruckmen, James Dorsey and George
H. Smedley; retired men, Lawyer r.
r McDonough; jewelers., George H.
Dyson; garage and automobile sales
rooms, F. f. Williams; laundries. un-
dertakers, etc, Peter Crona; mtscel-
laneous stores, Rev J. w. Denton,
Lewis W. Lloyd and S. M. Davidson
The list Of team workers, all OF
whom are requested to meet with the
captains at the Y. M. c. A. follows:
Teams.
!. Building Trades-M. J. Hayes,
Geo. Macauley, VIM. Fl. Allen, r. o.
Rackliffe.
2. Clothing and shoes--George
Ashley, Jos. NJ. Halloran, "A. Sampson,
VIM. J. Kelly, Geo. l.. Damon, Peter
Long, Carl Bengston, Benz. Caggino,
F.. J. Phillips VIM. H. Gordon. M. I.
Lake.
s.-Dryf Goods d. Mcmillan,
Louis Raphael.
4. Lawyers, Doctors, Dentlsts---
Morris SAKE, Howard Wilson,
s. Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons
f s. Emmons, Herman Schmarr, Au-
gust Monsees. Fred Beloin, Louis
VIM. F. McEnroe. Alexander Hill.
6. BARRIERS Frank Delmastro,
Fred Wildman. Israel Weiner, T. j.
O'Brien. David Christine, John Ca
CAGE, Joseph Martin.
7. Druggists-J. W. Masland, j. J.
NcBriarty, w Fl. Crowel1, L. l. JAMS
wick, T. G.. O'Brien, w. F. Roy.
s. Grocers, Bakers, Butchers, Tea
and Butter stores-Wm. Cowlishaw,
VIM. H. Boyce. B. J. Clark, M. Cohn,
r. x. Callahan J. T. McGrail, John
Johnston. c. Erickson, Frank Maietta,
Mr. Hoffman, J. l.. Ross, John Tomas
zewsk.
9. Real Estate and insurance.,
w. Holmes, Frank Shields, ID. M.
Everett Mr.. Benjamin, Mr.. Cook.
10. Tailors, Shoemakers Harness
shops-Dr. A. L. Avitable JOS Lacava,
NJ Bayer.
II. Jewelers-George Dyson.
y. Garages, Automobiles and Bicy-
cles-F w. Williams, w. J. Morr1n,
A. G. Haw6er, r. D. Ferguson.
10. Furniture, Undertakers, Laun-
dries--P. Crona, John A. Andrews. w.
w. Leland, Z. w. Bennett.
Ia Trucl1man--J. j. Dorsey, Geo.
Smedley.
Is. Retired Men-P. r. McDonough,
P. Corbin
16. Miscellaneous Stores--Mr. Den
ton. L. Lloyd, S. M. Davidson. $500.
Washington. April 15--Liberty loan
subscriptions tabulated today showed
a total of s62O,947,55O, which is $6T,-
100000 more than was reported Sat
urdav This did not include reports
from Minnesota. which started its
campaign today.
New York April 15-Third Liberty
Loan subscriptions in the seventh
federal reserve district totalled $24S,-
100000 at II o'clock today.
Boston. April 15--Organized labor's
contribution here during the first
week Of the Liberty Loan campaign
amounted to about 100000. Pres.
Grady of the central labor union and
chairman of the state loan commit
tee declared last night.
Boston, April 15.-In the first week
of the Liberty loan campaign the Bos-
ron federal district subscribed $685.
$4,000.
This total announced by the general
committee today showed q gain Of
s7.416,oOO, and represented 72.S41 in
dividual subscriptions.
The report by states was: Massa =
chusetts S39.444,000: Connecticut
s12,296, Rhode Island $1,000, 900;
Maine s4,642.000 New Hampshire So,
! 975, 900; Vermont s2,127,000.