Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-27

By these figures 1t is shown that the cost of maintaining this valuable depart ment of the Red Cross in this city is but s176s.Ss oyer the amount received.
 The following chairman of standing committees were reelected; Chapter de- veIopnent, Mrs. H. c. Cummings: home service, Mrs John Reilly: military re- lief Joseph NJ Berard; nursing inforrna- tion Mrs. C. c. Case; junior activities, Elmer E. Ellsworth; finance, James B. Fullerton publicity, Mrs. Frank P Fen ton first aid, Dr. W. P. s. Heating. The drive for membership in the Red Cross is to begin Armistice day, Novem- Der 11th and wiilimantic's quota is set for 25eo members. Last year owing to the conditions prevailing in this district the subscription fell to about 1850 which was good average. It is hoped that in view of the work done by the local chapter during the past year the quota can be ov- ersubscrEbed.
 The appointment of director of the campaign came next and 1t was unani mously voted that M. E. Sullivan, who handled the situation so well last year, should be selected for this work. James B. Fullerton and Albert c. Scripture were appointed to notify Mir. Sullivan of | his selection, and give him full authority to appoint all teams and secure assistants 1 It was voted that one woman member of l the standing committee be present at Mir l Sullivan's headquarters each day to aid him in the work. Publicity matter has 1 been received and will be distributed later. The meeting adjourned at S.S0 1 o'clock.
 : Registrars of Voters, A. Linn WeA- therhead and P. ?. Donohue have a 1 busy time ahead for the next month to prepare the women's ward lists in time for the biennial city election, Monday, Dec. 5th. Probably much overtime will be needed this year to get things in i shape by that date. At present the names of women voters of the town of i Windham are all in one list containing 1 2,217 names. The registrars must place these names in the lists of the foul
 wards of the city.
 The task Is harder than it looks as many of the addresses given are 8 yea, old and changes have been made sihct that time. Many have moved away, ol
 moved to other streets in the. same wart
 and have changed their residence to an other ward. Another factor Is thu
 change in names due to marriages ot
 the women during the past year.
 The changes wiN run into the hun I
 school and personal tax enumeraters
 who noted them while engaged in thei Iwork, The registrars ask that voter notify them Of any changes and in or
 der to do the best work possible the, lwi1l hold session three evenings a week
 probably Monday, Tuesday and Thurs day, from 2 until 10 from now unti ] election time. The evenings have nc
 been decided upon, but 1t is believed tha
 those named will be selected. The onl
 changes in @l,e mems list is in the ad
 dresses. -s1ere is 9. total of 5,1O4 name
 cn the voting list of the town, of whic
 about 4,s00 appear on the ward list
 of the city.
 Hunters have appeared before Tow
 Clerk Frank P. Fenton by scores duI
 ing the past few weeks, seeking license
 to hunt during the present season. 0
 Wednesday the licenses issued in in
 town of Windham totalled 451 of whic
 three were issued to nonresident.