New Britain herald., 1918-06-17
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Thrift Campaign Is On and It's
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Tn IulI SNlng. so much enthusiasm has been created that the people are already beginning to pledge themselves to buy the baby bonds without wait. ing to be- solicited Thursday, when the drive formally opens A big workers rally will be held tomorrow night at the Grammar school hall to which the public is invited, and it will be a great disappointment if the hall is not packed. Professor Blakewell of Yale, is a top-notch speaker. He is the kind of man who has taken tho stump in political campaigns, so he is sure to be a live wire. Chairman Frank G. Vibberts, of the house-to- house committee, has been selected to preside. Instructions will be given to the war workers concerning the can vass.
 Chairman l.. W. Christ. of the co1n- mittee on rallies announced today the selection of Senator Gcorgn ". Nlctt to preside at the big public rally at FoX's theater, Wednesday night. The band will begin playing in front of the theater at 7:30 o'clock. At 8 o'clock the musicians will move inside and Ralph Britton will lead in patri- otic war songs. Rev. Herbert Judson White, of Hartford, will speak, and d y orator. Mir. Christ went to Hartford today to make the necessary arrange ments. Not only in speech, but in pic- ture the cant paign will be advertised this week. C. W. Nichols, of the pub- licity committee, has secured four slides for each of the four theaters to present, and also a film will be shown. The banner swung across Main street is attracting favorable notice every where, and commencing today the cards will appear on the trolley cars. the city the campaign +; being advertised in the most effective manner, and a man would have to be deaf, dumb and blind together to get out from being reached by the pub- licity being done.
 Tonight the Boys Club band will go out again with the truck and tour the city. The young women speakers wilt be assisted by Rev. w. r. Cook and Rev. J. l.. Sullivan, two of the most effective speakers among the local clergy. The speechmaking will be at the following places: Main street, Lincoln and West Main streets. Myr- tie and Curtiss streets. Webster Hill and Glen streets, Park and John streets.
 Report for Each Day.
 / The ward leaders held a meeting yesterday with Chairman Frank c. Vibberts and decided on plans for the canvass. good system was adopted whereby each person soliciting pledges will report at the end of each day to campaign headquarters, to be estab 1ished in the lobby of City hall. There will be three clerks on hand to check up the lists as they are handed in. If there are any slackers among the can vassers someone will be set on their trail at once, and if there are any slackers in regard to making pledges they will also be run down by special canvassers The workers feel that there is absolutely no excuse for any one refusing to invest his money in War Stamps if he is a loyal citizen of the United States
 Cards will be given out to place in the windows of the homes where pledges are received.
 Fifth Ward Workers.
 Chairman Frank G. Vibberts an nounced today the workers for the Fifth Ward district as follows:
 Anna Dziczek, Mary Kuklinska. Helen Gasiewska, Josephine Budnik Mary Luna, Emily Abramowicz, Stan islawa Rozanska, Veronica Kowalczk, Josephine Topa Florence Luty, Caro- line Bajek, Stella Kowalczk, Wladys lava BaranOwsl1a, Lena Skarzynsl<a, Julia Blogoslowski, Mary Zera, Stanis lava Bysiewicz, Rose Sokolska, Nellie Storey, Mary Czykier, Sophie Konefal, Helen Trzcinska, Mary Garezewska, , Helen Bartlewska, Apolonia Kullas,
 
 Mary Bukowska, Bertha Polakowska Mary Parciak, Anastasia Mankus, Mary Giza, Mary Skonieczna, Rose Scibek, Apolonia Brodzill. Mary Gave lek. Stanislawa Symolon. Stella Ma ciora, Mary Kozlowska, Mary Drezek Mary Dalkowsl1a. Julia Trzcinska, Rose Mankus, Helen Golec, Emily Cahdziutko, Eve Giza, Stella Bednar- czyl1, Rose Jachimezyk, Stantislawa Jachimezyk Wladyslawa Blogoslow- ska. BoIeslawa Blogoslowsl1a, Mary kelch, Stella Abram owicz, Frances Rozanska, Mary Samorajczyk. Mary Robaczynskz, WladyslaWa Kania, Mar Dzczek, Hedwig Sochon, Anna Luma, Victor Domian, Joseph KlosKoWski, Rose killan Bessie Potl>aj, Rose Ia- mia, Nellie Storey, Josephine Golec. Helen NiedzWicckam, Stella Szyszka, Frances Stankiewicz, Stanley Karpin- ski, Stanley Radziewicz, Anna Miocz- kowski Catherine Mcintyre. Mary Mcintyre, Annie Connolly, Rose Con- lon. Grace COnlon Catherine Ward, Rose McEnroe, Rose Lynch, Annie Hayes Gertrude Callahan, Anna Ma loncy, Catherine M. Rose, Alice Hack ney, Katherine Woods. Catherin 0 Ralph. Catherine Grace. Loretta Gil- bert Stcphana l.. Kaminsl<i, FlorenC @ Szymans]li Anna Horosczyk. Lena Marczynzyk, Michael Keough. Thomas $ Devine. William Hayes, James Roche, Fred McF,nroc, Fred Collins. Albert
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