Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-18

Norwich sent It's Liberty loan figures to S1,9S2,750 on Thursday. just S325,- 250 short of reaching the quota of s2,- 26o 900, but the special mems commit tee that is conducting a drive in the last few days of the campaign de- clared at the meeting at the police court room in the evening that Nor wfCh wasn't going to, stop Short at it's quota but was bound to push the figz ures up to at least s2,500, 600 by the time the last results are in on Satur- day night Any subscription pledge on which a payment has not been made by Sat uITlay night will not count in the Nor wieh quota. so that it is imperative 1 for several hundred people who have 1 pledges standing at the banks to get in and make at least 10 per cent. payment today or Saturday
 That $100,0o0 club that Mayor JsJ. Desmond started on Wednesday night had membership of 59 to report at the committee meeting on Thursday night and the prospects are that the membership list will be bulging out :, at the top by the time the reports are ! in tonight.
 | The total bonds taken at the banks on Thursday were 519 for sf52 $50 which sent the Norwich total to GAIA in bonds and sh932,750 in amount. 1 General Chairman William H. Allen first reported the general results of the i campaign at the meeting and then Chairman James L. Case called for the team reports.
 How Teams Reported.
 The following was the way the l teams reported their total of S142, 95t [ | S6,100; ,. A. L. Brown, s1a,eoH: ,, J J Desmond, - 1, 0. E. Nuf. s. 300; 5. H. B. Cary, s316o; 6, A. F 1 Purkiss, s4.6o0; :. s. B. Palmer. sl..
 75o; s. E. !. Graham, $5.200: g, J. M Lee. $11.45o; 10. J, O. Armstrong, S6,. 900; II, E. L. Root, $1,350; 12, J. H
 Perkins. s2,050; 13, ". H. Allen, s..
 560; 14. c. l. Smith. s1.456 15. Eber
 Learned, s70o 16, A. F. Libby, $500 1 1T, E. w Perkins, $3,150; IS, Will L
 Stearns, s5,400: 19. Willis Austin, s37,
 7G0; 20. J. l.. Case, s35. 100: 21. c. E
 Carpenter, -; 22, J. J. Corkery
 $500.
 In stoo,ooo Club.
 The following are the 53 members o the $100C00 club to date: ]. J. Des
 mond John e. Averill, David Disco
 Robert Williams. Benjamin c. Han his, Hall Bros, T. c. Murphy, Jaco
 Munz, Mrs. Betsy G. Hall, c. W. Galt
 Charles D. Greenman, Albert H
 Chase. Barnett Davidson, Robert W
 Perkins, John Porteous, .Archibal
 Mitchell, Peter Sellas, James C. Hen derson, shetucket Co, Patrick Hayei
 T. H. Eldridge, D. ". Cosgrove Joh r. Huntington. Lee & Ossood Go Frank L, Woodard. Miss. Maria ]
 Briggs, Occum Co, Harry Land, Nils
 Juhette Doane. William P. McGarTl
 A. R. Manning, Edward Chappell Co Norwich Water Power Co. Charles I Brown, Louis P. Roath. M. H. Dono hue, II. r. Dawley. Mary DaWley Jen llins, Addison Redwood, katherin
 Brown, A. M. Kelly. Fred F. Chamber , lain, Es E. Neale, W. l.. Gale. D. : Underwood, Daniel L, Brown. L.
 Smith, Mutual Assurance Co, Turns t & Stanton Co, Charles Neilis, Ed : ward c. Madden, Mrs. John P. Murph and D. J. Mccormick
 . Ex- Mayor Allyn L. Brown gave tf 7 teams something new to work fc , which was taken up with vim when told the teams that he had man wh . would take s25,000 in Liberty bond provided the committee would secul s50,000 more in subscriptions, of s5.0t
 or over, but excluding bank subscrif Q tions. from counting ln.
 The offer had hardly been mad |, when Chairman Allen said he woul . take the first 5000 bond on that o1 a ferA C. D. White took another fl $50O0, and then announced that I J would register $10,0c0 from the Fal
 company, as he had received a telt o gram that they would subscribe tn; . amount. 2 MT. White had already taken men f bership for himself in the s100 ,6t f club when he heard of it during tl . progress of the meeting and Chairma n Case suggested that this was a goo