The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-17
COMPLETE ALL
 PLANS FOR TAG
 DAY TOMORROW
Most Prominent Men and Women of City Work for Its Anticipated Success.

Most of the prominent women of and early tomorrow morning tagging g for the Bridgeport Protective asso- ciation in its big one day drive for $6,000. The workers have agreed to act as solicitors for tag day as a public attestation of their apprecia- tton of the good work which the or ganization does.
 Although the Protective associa- 1t has had to struggle along in war times, it has never before had to
 make so public an appeal for help as 1t will make tomorrow. This year 1 the increased amount of work which it is doing and the decreased value of the dollar is forcing it to appeal to the public generally for funds Contributions need not necessarily be made through tag day. Anyone who feels inclined to donate a larger sum may send in a check to the Pro- tecive headquarters on Myrtle ave nue, where it will be gratefully re- ceived.
 The Four Minute Men of Bridge port will tell of the work of the as sociation and it's needs for funds in every theatre and moving picture house in the city tonight William B. Boardman and Attorney Thomas
 N- Culinan, officers of the associa- ton, were responsible for procuring the services of the Four Minute Men
 General headquarters for tag day tomorrow will be at the StratfeId The telephone here will be Barnum 290O. Here Norman Leeds, presi- dent of the association and the committee in charge of the drive Mrs. John K. Williamson and Miss Dotten Gros Claude, co-cnairmen, and Mrs. James T. Rourke, Mrs D. F'airchild Wheeler, Miss Alice BulIard and Miss Frances I. Nelson, will direct the activities of the generals, captains and helpers. Mrs. Walter $. WilInot, Mrs. Carolyn B. Doreraus, Mrs. H. S. Sherman, Mrs. William Seeley and Mrs. Frederick H. Seeley will also assist at the hotel.
 Other workers at the Stratfield will include Mrs. H. B. Van Gieson, Mrs Andrew Cooper, Mrs. Frank Riley Mrs. William Nichols, Mrs. William Rockwell, Mrs. W. L. Weadon, Mrs A. D. Macdonald, Mrs. Leo Lyon, Mrs. William Jones, Miss Alice Downs and Miss Chary c. Smith.
 Miss Gros Claude is general for the 1st and 2nd Districts The head quarters for these districts will be al the Food Hut on State street. Miss Gros Claude will be assisted by Mrs J. R. Wakeman, Mrs. Victor J. Beck man, Mrs. A. S. Ambrose, Mrs. Bayes Ogden, Mrs. Wallace Bateman, Mrs. Charles Abriola, Mrs. Frederick K. Braiting, Mrs. Robert Newman, Mrs W w. Naramore, Mrs, Harry Read, Mrs. H. w. F7eck, Mrs. Charles Ham, i'll, Miss M. H. Cliffe, Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss Lilla Locke, Miss Mary Hincks and Miss Anna s. Swinnerto
 The 3rd and 4th districts will be in charge of Mrs. R. I. Neithercut whose captains will be Mrs. Henry Hincks, Mrs. Henry c. Kelly, Mrs E. A. Jennings, Mrs. William Ham, Mrs John Wheeler, Mrs. Stiles GoodseIl, Mrs. Seward B. Price and Miss Eliza beth Seeley.
 Miss Dorothy Tom1inson will be the general for the 5th district and her captains will include Mrs. J. T. Hub bard, Mrs. John c. Hawley, Mrs. F. H. Crego, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. Keller Briggs, of Monroe, Mrs. Henry sherman, Miss Sally Wilnot and Miss Alice Ward.
 The 7th district will be in charge of Miss Frances I. Nelson whose cap tains will include Mrs. Benjamin Brownstein, Mrs. Fred Levy, Mrs. B. Blumber Mrs. Philip Carlson, Mrs. Lawrence Finklestone, Mrs. Charles Rosengard, and Mrs. Jack Amsel. Mrs. Charles Marsh and Mrs. George Wright will be in charge of the tag ot ioTa nf railroad station.
 Mrs. M. H. Ford is the general for the Sixth and Eighth districts. and her captains will include Mrs. W. H. Hogan, Mrs. w. J. Carroll, Mrs. J. H. Masterson, Mrs. R. J. Drew, Mrs. Clarence Jennings, Mrs James Cahill, Miss Mary B. McNamara, Miss Anna s. O'Brien, Miss Irene Fallue and Miss Jennie De Ferrari.
 The Tenth and Eleventh districts will be under Mrs. Jesse Beans, whose captains will be Mrs. George L. Tracy, Miss Alma H. Becker, Miss Margaret Guthrie, Miss Lucy Curtiss, Miss Nan Berg and Miss Hazel Hay man.
 Mrs. William B. Boardman and Miss Ella Beach will be in charge of the upper Twelfth district. Mrs. Boardman will be assisted by Mrs. George Donald, Mrs. Frank Cogil, Mrs. Frank Dennison, Miss Fanny Hill, Miss Edna Boiler, Miss Eleanor Beard, Miss Hazel Blanchard, Miss Isabelle Modden, Miss Priscilla Zink and Miss Jeannette Leach. Miss Beach's assistants will be the Misses Irene and Julia Fuller, Miss Doris Hershey, Miss Hazel Kyed, Miss Ruth Simmonson, Miss Frances Van Bar ker, Miss Gladys Borstleman, Miss Dorothy Huskes and Miss Kathleen O'Connor. Mrs. A. T. Parsons, Mrs. A. J. Sprague and Mrs. Alice Welch will assist at the district headquarters.
 The lower half of the Twelfth dis trict will be in charge of Mrs. James Coulter, whose captains will include Mrs Harold Hunt. Mrs. G. D. Rob- erts, Mrs. George Coulter, Mrs. Mary O'Connor, Mrs. W E. McMahon, Mrs. E. G. Swann. Mrs. James Dunn, Miss