New Britain herald., 1919-04-14
PLAINVILLE NEWS CAMPA PAIGN PLANNED FOR VICTORY LOAN Town to Make Big. Effort in Final Drive
 ~ SCHOOL ON SATURDAY
Hills Car StoIen--Sergt. Nilsson Home State Aid For IGathers-S0ldicrs Invade Town--Othcr Items of Tn- tCrCS1.

The meeting of the general com mittee of the Victory Liberty Loan was held last evening and plans for an intensive campaign were made. <
 Committees have been appointed to take care of house to house canvass A great deal of literature from the national organization has been re- CciNed. Fosters will be placed in prominent places The key note of the Victory Loan drive will be Finish the iob.'
 The fighting is over, our men are coming homo, and an enormous amount of money is needed to see this through and finish the job. About half the amount Of the new loan has already been expended and every community is called upon 10 eX- efl it's utmost to get the quota FlainNille has never been behind Het' in fact has always over -sub5crib- cessltE Of it and answer the call for d last loan to our government, the de- Slred end will be, obtained. CanEassing will begin Wednesday, April 23rd
 Monday and Tuesday, April 21 and 22 will be volunteer days when booths will be stationed at tue. Red Cross hcadQuarters and the bank Tor voluntary subscriptions. The Red Cross rooms on West Main street after Wednesday, of this week will be the official headquarters of the Liberty Loan committee. There will be a large rally on April 3, details of which will be announced later
 The war relic train will be here at noon, Saturday. May 3rd. Details l about this will, also, be given later. There will be speaking by returned soldiers and every effort made to place before the people of PlajnNille the need for unstinted support. Two German helmets will be given to the teams making the best record in subscriptions
 The following is the list of all com mittees connected with this Victory Loan drive:
 General chairman, A. A. Mcleod. General cOmmittee-C. H. Newton, chairman; F, T. Brastow, J, N. Me- F Herman, Wm. l.. Caferty, C. R. Sher man.
 Factories-F. T. Wheeler, chair man; R. B. Bennett.
 Ministers-Rev. E. c. Gillette. Publicity-L. l. Brastow.
 Pesters-F'. T.. HenZon.
 Canvassing-H,. H. Hills, captaln; Robert Skelley James Hanle3, Will liam A. CasSidy.-R. l.. Seymour, cap tain: William Foran, c, F. Spalding. John Mitchell.-Frederick Bullen, captain: Frank P. Usher, Philip. Ma rino, George W. Bartlett.-StanlcN 5. GWillim, captain; Joseph Mccarthy, Ralph E MorEill.--C. R. Clark, cap tain: Sebastian N. Pestillo, F. A. Hotchkiss-rheodore A. Lyman, cap tain; P. M. Wilcox Edward P. Prior. Giles H. Coles. captain; William J. Johnson-Peter Duffy, captain; liar " C. Curtiss-D. Benjamin, aptain; John K. Lamb-James J. Ora ham, captain; E. F. Distin, Clayton Law renoe-M crit Q. Ryder, ca ptaH1; Ce- cil A, Bedford, Ole H. Robertson
 School session Saturday.
 There was a large attendance at the session of the Grammar school last Saturday morning and, of the total number of pupils, but a very few were absent. Some parents re- fused to send their children because it was Saturday and, as they sup posed a day when school should not .g-zrr.Zrgnu...z.--xap~~=n.z