Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-21
LAST LAP OF THE
 K, OF c. CAMPAIGN TODAY Workers Have Boosted The Total to
 $8,95e.47.

With the goal in sight, but not yet attained. the workers in the Knights of Columbus drive for $100Oo, for the War Camp fund, will start out this morning on the last lap of their jour ney to success. filled with a determin- aticn not to relax their efforts until every means at their command has paign in which they are engaged.
 Although the field was supposed to have been fairly we'll covered at the conclusion of the fifth days canvass, on Friday night, yet all day Saturday the subscriptions came pouring in from ur@xpected sources, generally in small amounts, but in the aggregate, enough, when the reports had been tabulated, to make the total subscrip- tien approach very near the $9,000 mark. This leaves about $1,0GO to be collected between now and the closing hour tonight and the executive com mittee feels tIiat a final effort on the part of the captains and team mem bers will result in securing the desired result
 Solicitors in the, theatres secured subscriptions amounting to s1e6.32 on Saturday. Four Minute Men spoke at the three theatres at both the after noon and evening performances, Will jam J. Fitzgerald at the Breed, John H. Barnes at the Auditorium and E. T. Burke at the Davis. The follow ing members fthe campaign force were in charge of the work at the theatres, Edward T. Connolly at the I Auditorium, JN,n H. Carney at the Breed and J. Edward Driscoll at the Davis. Thirty-six young ladies form ed band of solicitors, Miss Rose Beckley checking the work at the Davis, Miss Catherine A. Lee at the Breed and Alice Mcknight at the Au- ditorium. They were assisted by these young ladies: At the Davis-Mary Tir- | rell, Anna Kelley, Isabel Leonard l Margaret Coughland, Claire Coughlin, Esther Madden. Mary Wholey, Jose phine Canty, Madeline Hourigan. An- na Wood. Jennie Reed. Anna Foley Catherine Corcoran, Elizabeth Beck ley, Margaret Murphy and Laura Coughlin. At the Auditorium, LOT etta Powers, Margaret Somers. Mar 1 saret Purdon. Irene Wilson. Helen Twomey, Catherine Desmond, Irene Gallivan, Sadie Hinchey, Emma Port elance and Nora Murray At the Breed l-Theresa Leonard, Louise Long, Ret la Sheehy, Lillian O'Brien, Letta Jackson. Annie Holmes, Netty Holmes Helen Murphy and Helen Kilroy.
 Encouraging reports, continued tc come in from the outlying districts Captain Ainfe Gordon and a number | o fhis co-workers from Baltic won 1T | attendance at the nightly meeting an6 they gave renewed assurances. that when the final report was turned in the Baltic district which includes Bal. tic and Hanover. would not be found
 lacking. Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, z tmember of the Baltic delegation ant an enthusiastic worker in this cam. paign, made an eloquent and inspiring
 address to the members, compliment ing them on the work they are doins and urging them earnest support O
 the government in all it's endeavors tt
 win the war. Father Lynch has en
 listed as chaplain in the federal ser
 vice with rank of first lieutenant ant
 has been notified to be prepared to as
 sume his duties at an early date.
 The usual luncheon was served b,
 the ladies and was greatly enjoyed b.
 the large attendance of team members
 This part of the campaign work wa
 in charge of Mrs. J. A. Desmond an,
 Mrs. Charles Driscoll, assisted by Mrs
 F. T. Diggins, Mrs. Mary J. Harri man, Mrs. John ". Slattery, Mrs | " lhidIu J hchnfSHt, MTS. Pnlu
 Sheridan, Mrs William MdHale, Mrs
 Thomas H. Beckley, Miss Irene Gal1i van, Miss Catherine Desmond, Mis-
 Sadie Hinchey, Miss Helen Twomey
 Miss Agnes White, Miss .Josephin Edwards, Miss Nellie Sullivan an , Emma Portelance.
 Results on Saturday. The campaign results on saturda were as follows: