Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-12
Where are the a.155?

W HSEG dFc- tAe os1OS
 This is the question that the Nor wich Liberty Loan comnaittec is ask ing and today is the day 1t can be answered.
 In the third Liberty Loan campaign there were 10000 subscriptions in Nor wich. So far in the Fighting Fourth Liberty loan campaign there have been 3,S45
 There are apparently 6.155 subscrih- CTS to the Third loan who are sfaekers on the Fourth.
 And the 2sS45 who have subscribed so. far in the Fourth have taken an amount in bonds that is more than equal to the whole Norwich quota un- der the Third loan.
 Norwich should go booming over the top if those 5.155 will patriotically respond now as they did before, The Norwich committee announces that to- ! day, Columbus Day, is to be made l the grand rallying day to put Norwich lover the top's on it's quota of S2, ,266,- l 000 and to that end everybody who | ever subscribed before in the Third loan is urged to just double that. sub l scription now. The banks will be open all day and solicitors will he found everywhere so that there will be no | excuse for any one.
 l SuUSCEtpLlOuS ESpOElHQ OH IlQd1 were, 193 in number and $3S.5o0 in amount, making the present Norwich total $1,313,s50 from 3.S4s subscrip- l ttens.
 War Relics Train Here.
 With the blowing of whistles and the | explosion of aerial bombs the war relic train of the fighting fourth Lib erty loan steamed into the New Haven | oT n ing where a large crowd of Norwich people had assembled. The party ir charge of the train were met in auto mobiles at the depot and escorted to the Universafist church on Broadway where they were served with bounti' full supper provided by the canteen di- vision of the Wemanis Service league
 The menu served included baked halibut, cold bakes tomatoes, macaron and cheese, hot biscuit, apple pie, jei- lies, coffee.
 On the canteen committee of thu National League for Woman's Service are Acting Chairman Mrs. EbeI Learned, Mrs. John D. Hall Mrs. JohI
 Rogers, Mrs Charming Huntington
 Miss Edith Young. Mrs. Lueius Briggs
 Mrs. w. A. Norton, Miss Nettie Hall
 Miss Martha Osgood, Miss Mary Rich ards, Miss Magic Caruthers, Mrs Fret Young, Miss Ruby Vaughn, Miss Ethe
 Morgan, Miss Ruth Hamilton, Mis-
 Louise Meech, Mrs. Gaines.
 The tables were decorated wit
 boxes of flowers and the flags of tn ! allies.
 Mrs. W. Russell Baird and A. Graf Taylor rendered several selections dur
 ing the supper.
 After the supper the members of tn
 party returned to the train, where a
 escort of the State guard, aceompa
 nied by Tubbs' band met them, an
 the bank gave several selections Sev eral hundred people gathered at tn f train and Charles J. Johnson of Bos ton, representing the Liberty lea
 committee, explained the purpose (
 the train and invited the public { inspect the war relics which are eX , hibited on three cars.
 Included in the exhibit, which mum : bers hundreds of seoarate pieces ] material, large and small are one r the famous French 75 millimeter fiel :, guns. recaptured from the German 3 by the United States marines: a car : tured German howitzer, a capture
 German 77 millimeter field gun an 8 actual examples of the depth bomb ? aerial torpedoes, naval mines, nachir - guns, gas masks, hand grenades an l other things so familiar by name g print but so unfamiliar in actual sen
 blanee to the great majority of Amer ican citizens. . There is shown a photograph of tH s dead Germans with a hand grenaG l, beside them, The guide in sneakir :, of these said: These are two 'Hu d stiffs,' and the only good Germans al