Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-19
$42,20O

 fined to his home with a severe cold, was not able to be present, but his place as a speaker was taken by eX- Mayor Allyn L. Brown after brief re- marks had been made by General Chairman William H. Allen and C. 1 Royce Boss of New London, who is district chairman.
 Ex-Mayor Brown made stirring | speech in which two of his strong points were that the government must l have the full quota of the six billion i dollar loan, even if the war were to l end tomorrow, for two-thirds of this amount has already been spent, and i the United States war expenses are 1 $40000, 900 per day while the payroll
 of the full strength army will be two billions, and nine billions will be needed for ammunition.
 1 Another telling point was when he pictured two kinds of citizens we have i in Norwich. The first is man who has fallen into soft job that gave him S5,G00 per year; he is unmarried, possibly has no relatives, even, rides in his limousine.
 He was approached to buy Liberty bonds, which he was told were the Lest investment in the world.
 What" he said. when I have
 American Telegraph and Telephone SlUCh GlldL pays ptI CC1l' Hat , the kind of investment I'm looking
 for"
 The other kind of citizen said MT,
 Brown, is shown in the list of names
 on the honor board some of whom
 have already given their lives at the
 fighting front These are what we
 have among us the traitor whom 1
 have first mentioned and the heroes
 whom you know.
 At the rally a rising greeting was
 given to Mrs. A. H. Chase for her
 direction of the parade and a rising vote of thanks with cheers and a tiger
 were given for Tubbs' band that had i given it's service for the rally and pa rade. and also for Browns Liberty , Drum corps that did the same thing.
 Fire Chief Howard L. Stanton added to the success of the rally by having
 the fire alarm rnng in with ter . strokes as the parade reached Unior square, resulting i'll bringing a large
 crowd to the gathering point for the
 rally.
 After the rally the committee held 2 5 meeting in the police court room l where Chairman Case reported that 9| : members had now been secured for thu s s100,O00 club and the team reports kwere made as shown herewith: PtUOyOVO Stup menDeFS s The following are the additiona
 members Of the $100.000 club secured
 since Thursday:
 Falls O.. C. D. White, ". S. Alls
 1 Thomas K Thornes, North Mair n Street Methodist church, Ashland Cot
 1 ton Co, Joseph D. Harris. Chappell n 1 Ely Co.,, Ray !. H. Broderick, Whit
 Star Clothing Co.
 Aaron Gordon, American Thermo Bottle Co.,, Mrs. A. J. DaWiey, Eliza \ beth B. Huntington, Susan D. Hunt 4 ington, Ruth Huntington. Jacob Munz Joseph W. Gilbert, George Couloupo q los. Edward Briggs.
 Mrs. Marion NJ. Brown. Mrs. Luc I l.. CaYdwell, Harvey NJ. Briggs, Elm j L. Fox, James O. Mahoney. Miss Ell q Norton, Howard R. BenfaInin. Donal I Colt Benjamin, NJ. Y. E. Plerson, Dl T. A. Crowley I Mrs. Ellen r, Donohue Mrs. Jame I McGrory George R. Han1lis, Mrs. ( A s. Avery, Mrs A. NJ. Spicer Oliver I I Johnson, Mrs. Mary R. Osgood, Di I F. P. Brewer, Grosvenor Ely, Thon1 I as M. Connor.
 | James l.. Crawford. Mrs. F. W. Per I kins. Joseph Hall & Sons, Williar I H. Allen, Judge Lucius Brown. .4 In the membership of She $100,0O I club is included in addition to tll q above tke names of those who hay sa secured subscriptions to q bond of 2 # least s1.O00. These include the fol A lowing with the hracketed number # showing where the solicitor mad # more than s1,000 bond sale; W, I # Allen (S), John A. Moran (2), E. # Root, Allyn L. Brown fL), James a Case (S), Mrs A. H. Chase, Herma q Alofsin, End, H. R. Branche CD, # 'F. Wulf (5), Arthur F. Story (3).
 ' Murphy (5), John II. Perkins, Joh
 ' Amy, C. H. Phelps, Rev A. l
 'urkiSs, c. F Smith, Wills Austil | Cal, Henry f Parker II. L. Frisbi d (2). Col. C. ". Gale (4) Andrew ]
 Davies I. Oliver Arrastr6pa f4l.