New Britain herald., 1919-05-19
SALLIES' DRIVE FOR
 Sl3,OO0 IS STARTED
Monday Meetings at Factories
 Stimulate Interest TEAMS TO CANVASS CITY
Ex-Service Men, Who Praise Salvation Army for Work Done Overseas, to Play Prominent Part in Campaion in This City.

in This City.
 The campaign to raise S13,0OO in New Britain for the Salvation Army was auspiciously opened today with vigorous noon-day rallies at the vari- ous factories about the city. Mayor George A. Quigley and soldiers who had seen hard fighting in France with the 18th Division were the speakers.
 The drive is to be carried on during the entire week in every city through out the country. It is the object of 900.
 Soldiers Taking Part.
 The campaign in New Britain is to be waged by soldiers. The veterans are determined to see the city go over the top. The boys were heartily ap- plauded at the factories this noon and much pep" was demonstrated. Five minute talks will be delivered at the theaters. Mayor Quigley and Philip Nelson, who recently returned from the front, were the speakers at Lan- ders, Frary and Clark's this noon and those at the other factories were as follows: Stanley Rule and Level company, Gerald P. Cream and Henry Overstrom; New Britain Machine com- pany, Julius Lorynec and c. E. He'll berg; P. and F. Corbin's and Corbin Cabinet Lock company. Clarence Brady and Otis Brink; Traut and Hines, Henry Mitchell and Lloyd Linton; North and Judd's, Harold Malone and Adolph Guidel.
 Plans Ready Tonight.
 At dinner to be held at 6:3O o'clock this evening at the Knights of Columbus club rooms the team cap- tains will outline plans for conducting the campaign. The city will be mapped out into districts and every one will be asked to donate.
 The soldiers are enthusiastic con- corning the drive and are confident that the quota allotted to New Brit ain will be oversubscribed. The cam paign will be enlivened on Wednesday evening, when it is planned to hold parade. The committee proposes to have every discharged soldier take part in the procession. Headed by the famous Salvation Army band of South Manchester, the soldiers will march through the principal streets of the city.
 Make Up of Various Teams
 Elks' club and Wentworth club members have signified their inten- tions to assist in the drive The Elks team will be explained by Joseph G. Woods and the Wentworth team by Herbert Brann.
 The personnel of the teams are as follows:
 Team 1-Captain, R. A. Nelson; Frank O'Keefe. John Heery, Joseph Closeup.
 Team 2-Captain, Raymond Queen in; Axel Overstrom, Clifford Odin, Carl Gottlin, Clifford Overstrom.
 Team 3-Captain, Henry Overstrom.
 Team 4-Captain, Edwin Curran.
 Team 5-Captain, William Hopkins
 Team 6-Captain, Clarence Calla- han.
 Team 7-Captain, Raymond Frost.
 Team S-Captain, c. E. Hellberg; Howard Mitchell Leslie Golf, Harold Johnson Robert Loomis.
 Team 9--Captain, Joseph Carroll.
 Team 10-Captain, E. J. Goobey: Walter Bradley, Frederick Hoffman, Alfred Schade, John Drummond, Howard E. Wesche, William Fitzpat- rick, c. Willett Bickerton.
 Team 11-Captain, Walter Broad ley.
 Team 12-Captain, Jos. G. Woods; Louis Fodt, T. w. O'Connor, August Schade, Walter Dehm.
 Team 13-Captain, Sergeant wizi- ski.
 Team 14-Captain, silas Lynch; Stanley Seledyn, William Jones, An drew Stempien, Edward Martin. Will liam Anderson.
 Team 15-Captain, Joseph Kenney.
 Team 16-Captain, Gerald Crean.
 Team 17-Captain, Lloyd Linton: