Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-21

removed all conditions and made the subscription in addition to what it had previously subscribed
 The bonds bought by the employers at the Marlin Rockwell corporation made over s200.00 to add to the Nor wich figures and the corporation took S1"G,000 worth in addition. WoMAN's COMMITTEE MADE
 THEIR RECORD $655, $50
 The woman's committee added 5S3 subscriptions for $56,550 as their days work on Saturday, making their total for the campaign 4,1S5 subscriptions for se55,5o0. At the Davis theatre Mrs. Abner Hill received $5,45O from four subscribers in the afternoon, and $700 was received in the evening.
 Mrs. Walter E. Turner. chairman of the house solicitors, has made her final report of $1S6,6o0 taken in the house to house canvass. Each of the 19 teams amount follows:
 Team Mrs Frank Mclaughlin captain, s19 TOO.
 Team Miss Isabelle Leonard, s5,- 200.
 Team 3-Nrs. Richardson. $2,5OO.
 Team 4-Mrs. Henry Buckley, s12,- TOO.
 Team Miss Ruth Crawford, sS7,- 500
 Team 6-Mrs. William Back, s9,3OO.
 Team Mrs. E. Allen Bidwel, S10, = 500
 Team 8-Mrs. Archibald Torrance, S7,S00
 Team 9-Mrs. T. A. Crowley, $6,550.
 Team 10-AIrs. Howard Stanton, $6,- $50
 Team 11-Mrs. H. M. Lerou, $19,ooO
 Team 12-Mrs. E. o. Rodier, s26, 200.
 Team 13-Mrs. J. B. Stanton, s2.50o
 Team 14-Miss Rosalie Reardon $10.100.
 Tesm 15-Mrs. NJ E. McMillan Team 16-Miss Genevieve McJennett $2,300
 Team 17-Miss Mary Good. s3,4oO. Team 1S-Mrs. Fred Hutchins, So60
 Team 19-Mrs. J. Edward Driseoll ST,500.
 Other members of the executive committee are credited with the fol l lowing amounts: 1 Miss Agnes Malone, chairman for the 1 Fifth district, 1,226 subscriptions fol l $177,450: Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson. or l ganizations, s15,350; Miss Harriet Will | liamson $500; Miss Dora Portelance | Holmes. s30,200; Miss Mary A. c Avery, s1,S00; Mrs. Arthur H. Lathror theatres, $14,75O; Girl Scouts, Troop Tiger Lily, Miss Lucy Loring, captain B subscriptions, $6J,500.
 Miss Nora Warwick got 95 subscrip | tions. the largest number obtained b. any Girl Scout, and for which she vii receive the war savings stamp offeret 1 by a. Norwich citizen; Girl Scouts 1 Troop ?, Rambler, Miss Mary Crowt captain. 431 subscriptions. s44 800 Miss Natalie Macpherson obtained ) subscriptions Girl Scouts, Troop Laurel, Miss Elizabeth Lane, captain i 213 subscriptions, S30,400 Miss Elois Davey had 50 subscriptions. Mrs. Joseph Rosenberg, Hebrew s39.3 300.
 Mrs. Frank Pedace. Italian. $1, 25t
 Mrs George Co1opolus, Greek, s85(
 Miss Dorothy Pearson, Scandinavian $7O0.
 Mrs. August Heber, German s3 o5t Mrs. Martha B. Francis, colored, s1, 200
 I Mrs. Daniel M. Lester, industrial. $5,150
 | Miss Suck brought in $500 in 1 subscriptions from the Norwich privat day school. and the other $30,500 wa received direct at headquarters
 The headquarters committee wa Miss Elizabeth B. Huntington, chair man, Mrs. Wallace Allis, Mrs. John I
 Huntington, Miss Martha Osgood, Mr! ] r. s. Wilcox. Miss A. N. Trumbul Miss Alice Browning, Mrs Robe1
 Smith and Mrs Albert Riese.
 Mrs. Charles D. Foster gave valua
 ble and faithful service as secretar. and so did the assistants, Miss Ann
 May Marshall and Miss Catherine Le, Il Mrs. Walter E. Turner, Miss Eliza
 beth B. Huntington ard Mrs. Danit
 M. Lester also deserve special mentio !. for their loyal service.
 Mrs. Willis Austin arranged for tn
 four minute speakers, while Mrs.
 Dana Coit and Miss Winifred Welle planned the screen notices at the fou
 theatres.
 Mrs. Abner Hill had charge ( equipment and Miss Eliza W. Aver
 of publicity Miss Elizabeth Northro
 organized an auto squad and, beside her own, enlisted the services of Mir Walter Potter Mrs. Daniel M. Leste
 Miss Ruth Bogue, Mrs. Frederick l , Osgood, Mrs. Charles D. White, MT
 George W. Carroll, Mrs. Arthur , Dawley and Mrs. Walter F. Lester. Miss Maria D'Atri and Miss Ann . Hoffman greatly helped the teams Greeneville by acting as interpreter
 The woman's committee chairma
 Mrs J. J. Desmond, wishes to e2 press her thanks to each and all , these 400 or more women wEo worke so loyalty and bravely in spite of II
 discouragements of disease and peat , talk and did their share in heipir l, gain the splendid result obtained | . the committee , The committee iii turn wishes : publicly thank Judge John NJ. Thayt for the use of the headquarters roo and every other generous courtesy e1
 tended them Milo R. Waters for h artistic f1iers; the Window Cleanir Il company for helpful service, The Blu ' letin company for printing, Morga [ Cronin for his fine window decort :. tions. the telephone company and u < telephone operators for courtesies ; many kinds, Miss Hattie Jewett f, '' loan of typewriter, Cranston & c for same, Plaut- Gladden. Co. for e : press, Christ church. the Servi, league and the Y M. C. A. for loan : chairs and tables the managers of u theatres for generous co-operatio the Chamber of Commerce for use = room, J. A. Hagberg for use of GranI : hall, all those who loaned flags f decorating and suits for the army al ' navy representatives, and all othe ! l who co-operated in the work of u y woman's committee toward the four ' Liberty loan.
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