New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
CITY DIVIDED INTO
 34 DISTRICTS FOR HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
Drive for S6O0,o0o Fund Will Be Conducted by Soliciting - Teams in Each Zone
MANUFACTURERS AIDING,
 so ARE THE MERCHANTS

so ARE THE MERCHANTS Factories. Various Business Houses
 Trades and All Other Branches of
 City Activities Will Be Thoroughly
 Canvassed Surrounding Towns
 Will Also Be Asked to Subscribe to
 This Worthy Cause.
 Thirty four teams, each of which will be composed of captain and several workers. will comb the city for subscriptions during the week of NoNemb % to December ?, when the s6o0.ooO drive for the New Brit ain General hospital starts. according to announcement made this morning by F. R. Gilpatric. assistant to Clar- ence r. Bennett. director chairman of the campaign. The drive will be conducted according to trades and professions, each team having its own particular field to cover The drive will be extended into every factory of the city, and into stores of every description. whether they be big clothing stores or fish markets. The personnel of the teams will be an nounced in a day or two.
 3I Teams Chosen.
 The teams have all been numbered, and they follow, together with the names of the team captains:
 No. 1. American Hosiery Co, Geo. F Dodd; Vulcan Iron Works. c. E. Bean.
 No. 2. Corbin Cabinet Lock divi- sion, George Bean.
 No 3, P & F. Corbin division. l. B. Comstock.
 No. 4, Corbin Screw Corporation,
 No. 5, Fafnir Bearing Co.,, P. N. Case; Hart and Cooley Co, F. c. Goodwin: Hart and Hutchinson Mfg Go Logan Page. ...-,. ...'
 No. 6, Landers, Frary and Clark. Edward F. Hall.
 No. '. Skinner Chuck Co, Taplin Mfg Co. Beaton and Caldwell. c. J. White Co, Minor and Corbin. Parker Shirt Go A. T. Beaton Mfg. Co.,, Cremo Brewing Co. P. T. FIannery, R. John Mfg. Co.,. Malleable Jpon Britain Tool and Mfg. Co.,, J. N. North.
 No. S. New Britain Machine Co.,, s. T. Goss
 No. g. Russell and Erwin. Clifton McKcnna. /
 No. 10. Stanley Rule and Level. R. R. Merigold.
 No II. The Stanley Works, V. B. 
 No. 12. North and Judd Mfg. Co., F. M. Holmes.
 No 13. Traut and Hine Mfg Co.,. Carl Neumann: Union Mfg. Co, Ed mund Sherr.
 No. 14. Grocers. fish, meats. fruit milk dealers produce dealers. William 
 No. 16, Bakers, butter stores del. icatessen, flour dealers. feed stores w. J. Farley.
 No. 16. Lawyers. insurance agents real estate, notaries, ministers, w. l.. 
 No. I7. Opticians. oculists. drug gists. ice cream and candy. bottlers. ! chemists. nurses. doctors. dentists, ! ice dealers, r. Crona-
 No IS. Architects. art stores. civil | engineers. surveyors. photographers. | Steve Robb.
 No. 19. Automobiles. bus lines. auto accessories, auto repair, truck ilE thpI baiat ssoin,C psi1- cry. vulcanizing, rubber stores. T. F.. Lash, A. F. Johnson. A. P. Marsh, Angelo Paonessa and A. G. Hawker.
 No. 20. Furniture. undertaking, pattern and model makers, piano tuning. picture framing. box manu- J. A. Erickson.
 No. 21. Jewellers. music stores. sporting goods. flower stores, George Dyson.
 No. 22, Barbers hair dressers. David Christein.
 No. 23. Pool room and billiards. bowling alleys, cigar stores. cigar George Rogers
 No. A. Publishers. printers, news papers. book birdery, paper stores, ign painters. paint shops. stamp works, novelty dealers, E. w. Pape.
 No. 25, Boots and shoes, harness tores. boot blacks, shoe repairing, D 
 No. 26. Merchant tailors. clothiers, leaning and dyeing, clothing manu- lecturers, laundries. hats, tailors, Toward Wilson.
 No. 27. Milliners, department tores. dry goods. cloaks and suits. v"men's apparel. furriers, D. MacMn- an.
 . (Continued on Third pacra,