Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

1EB. l.. Hicks .............. 250l 15-Alfred Judge ............. 200 16-Emil Denis .............. 750 1 17-A. L. Weatherhead ....... 50 1 P. Mustard .... 5000 | 21-E. Hewlett ..... 250 c. Norris ............. $500 1
 Total from Is teams re-
 ported ........ ......' s4o,5oo The local banks reported at the close of Fridays business as follows: Willimantic Trust Company. S23, $50 | Windham National Bank ~ S3,150
 $107, 100
 It was announced late Friday, af- 1 ternoon that subscriptions amounting to over $60.000 had been obtained from employees of the American Thread Co, which makes a total amount sub scribed as follows: Willimantic Trust Company. S23,950 Windham National Bank ... S3, 150 16 canvassing teams .... 40,350 Employees American Thread
 Company ...s.. ........... 60000
 s2o7,45
 There remain twelve canvassing teams in the local field that have not yet made any report of results obtain ed by them since the opening of the campaign and Secretary Sullivan urges the importance of every team captain and canyasser making a re- port to him not later than o'clock Sunday afternoon so that the general committee may know at that time. just how far the town of Windham is from reaching it's quota. Every team is being urged to speed up the work ,1 is. l1yr wi q night, when the government war relic train arrives in the local yard that the town of Windham will have gone over the top by d good margin.
 A good sum was realized by the To- cal w. c. TAU. from the runmage sale held in their rooms on Valley. street during the past two days. The sale was brought to a close Friday night and about everything was dis posed of A little over one-half of it's quota for the Jubilee Drive has been raised by the local organization and wlfile the sNictory#loaa campaign is on, the members are not doing any soliciting, feeling that it would be un- patriotic to do so until after the Vic tory loan quota for the town of Wind ham is obtained. The members are much interested in the regular meet ing next Friday (Mothers' Day) at which time Mrs. J. sBeyeridge Lee of New London will sneak. All mothers in Willimantic and vicinity arc being invited to attend this meeting.
 There was a rocd number present at the meeting of the class in Amer icanization and Citizenship at the Y. M. c. A. Friday night, Tine meeting was conducted by E. A. Case who i,,- ts1l nfl ican History and Customs review of the work of the class for tho past two months was held and the mem bers were thoroughly prepared for the examinations for their second papers. There is to be but one meeting in this course of citizenshiD which will be held next Friday plight. The meeting at that time will he addressed by the clerk of the superior court, Edgar NJ. Warner of Putnam.
 Good results have been obtained in this work. which has been under the auspices of the industrial department of the Y. M. c. 4.
 Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Wells. 8S, died Friday afternoon. at the home of her son, George Wells. >n the Warner district, in the town of Windham, from infirmities due to age. She was born in Windham, March 31, 1881, the daughter of Charles Warner and Mar garet Hall Wells. and had resided in this vicinity practically all her life. She was the widow of Donald Wells. Tn addition to her son, she is survived by four grandchildren and one great grandchild
 Arrangements are practically com pleted by the Victory loan committee f1r, ;ntr, 11I- J,o held in the Gem theatre. tomorrow (Sunday) evening. A number of inter- esting speakers will be present. among them Lieut.. Hetburn of the 102nd reg l iment. He will tell of what he saw and some of his experiences while over 1 there and q large number is expected to hear him. He wears the French ] Croix dc Guerre also a distinguished service medal. The music under the direction of the Liberty chorus will be | a feature of the meeting. The Girl 1 scouts are to act as uSherS.
 Several hundred men in Company L, 102d Infantry, were -honored in one way or another for their heroism on l the battlefields of France Among them were the following whose homes ! are in the town of Windham or vicin- 1 ity: Sergeant William c. Knox. Ser SedHL VI lilld1 Mchlefnan. PflVate Fred c. Clinton, Corporal Henry F. l Meigs. Sergeant l.. T. Mobley, Pri- vate Guy c. Peckham, Private A. R. Rohan, Private Guy Burt and Me chanic Charles Rosene.
 l There was a good attendance of members of St. Helena Branch, No 1 TO4, l.. c. B. A.. at their new meeting place in the Woman's Club rooms on l Thursday night at which time the in- stallation of officers for the ensuing year was held. Past President Sara 1 A. Clancy installed the officers as fol- lows: President. Miss Bridget Moriar- 1 ty: first vice president. Miss Mary 1 Bulger: second vice president Mrs