Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-16

With fonr days left iii the f6artil Liberty Loan drive Norwich people will have to put their shoulders to. the wheel, and diE down into their pockets and invest .$57s,s5g in tie best sscuri7 ties in the world, liherty ponds, if they would have old EorWieH go over the top With her flili Su6tA, of g, 2t0,- 600 subscribsd. In. he past three leans Norwich has done her part and oTersubscribed her quota. Are we go- ing to let her be found wanting at the most critical stage of the game? No. We viii put her 6ver with flying col ors.
 Norwich has. to raise at. least s144,7 $40 per day. for the next four. days if we are going to raise our quota. On Tuesday s1SS. 7bD WAS raised from 3aa subscriptions which brings the total up to Sf.e8e.65U for a total number of 5,544 subscriptions which is ! little oye. half the number Of subscriptions in the last sfoan. From the fdmber of subscriptions in this loan it would ap- pear as if some. of the people. were duckfng the issue and were letting the other fellow do the work. What is the sacker's conscience going to teii him when the. loan goes. over the top? Is he going to have that feeling of pride
 
 nc matter how little? All those, who have not. subscribed i,ist stop for a minute and ask yourself ,hoW you are going to feel When vo1r neighbor asks you if yod' subscribed. You'n feel pretty cheap, It's hard 10 le called a stacker.
 The banks in, the city report that there are a number of pledges in their institutions that have yet been unre- deemed. People who have not yet made their first payments. should do so today. By doing this they viii give a more accurate amount of what has to be raised. Many of, the. .n1anufac- turing concerns have not yet reported the subscriptions from their employees and ,undoGotedly these will be made soorE
 The. newly organized mems teams with their captains held an enthusias- tic meeting in the city court room at the town nail on Tuesday evening. The men were full Of life and enthusiasm, hariiig entered into the spirit of the canvass. with a good-s9irit. James l. Case. chairman of the .canyasstng cph1nlittee. >pfesided at She meeting and Instructed the men. on the work in hand Mir, Case ca1lef on General Chairman William F.. Alien for q few 1 or1ef words regarding the ioant MT l Allen announeed the. result of the days wori1 and stated that the Po- r.efnah. Company had made d. subscrip ton of St9o. e1O. This annoGnceti1eni Was greeted, with a cheer. He aisc stated that the 7Eornen's committee taS secured up to date 2e30 subscriptions for an amount of s5oa,75o. The wo- i rith were. given a ,ropsins cheer foi 1 their exceptionally good work.
 Mir. Case then. cslled for reports from the teams. The reports sfere as foi- lows: Team -No.. i. IT., R. Bfanche. cap 1 tain. sl0e: Team No. ,, A2.yn I.
 Brown captain, S45o: Team No. 3 Mayor J. J. Desmond. capt6iil. $72o3;
 Team No. :, Otto Wuif. captain, s12,- sec; Team No. ], II. B. Carr, caftain 1 sI09; Team No, 3. Rex. Arthur r. Pur- kiss. captain, s4.15o. Team No. !, $. B
 Palmer, captain. $500: Team No. g., F I. Graham. captain. s35o; Teah1 No
 S. John II. Lee, captain, $3,560; Tean
 No. 10. Oliver L. Armstrong, captain