Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
IRISH RELIEF FUND NEARING S4.0OO.

nard Enright, Mrs. Joseph Eccles, Annie Enright Mrs. Frank J. Erlbeck, Simon Fahey, John Fontaine and family, Peter Flynn, Nellie Flynp. Andrew Farrell I Fred Fleming; Mrs. Julia E. Ferry. Will liam Ferguson, John Gallagher, Joseph Golumb, Harry Gallagher. Paul F. Gadle, i Mi D., Joseph Gadle: Jr., Edward Gleas son, Joseph Gadle. Sr.. Nellie Gleason, Peter Gadle.s David Goldblatt John Humphrey, Mrs. Frank Harrington, Mrs John Halpin, Harry Hildebrand, Mrs. Heller, Mrs, Thomas Houlihan.
 Mrs. John Heibek, William Hartie, Nora Hartie, Patrick Hartie, Josie Hartie, Mary Hartie James Hawkins, Harold D. Humphrey, Martin Hoprigan, Mrs. Mar, tin Hourigan, Mrs. Harris, August Ju. neau Mrs. Johnstone, John Janik, Mrs. Bernard Jalwbosuki, Rev. William A.. Keefe Rev. William H. Kennedy, Mrs. E. Kilday, Mrs. Lena Kezesieki, A Kraft, Bernard Kirlan. Patrick Kirby John Kennedy, Mrs. Kilkenny, Walter Krupen- ski Mrs Dennis Kewaclk, MT. Kiccolt, Ling Lee, MT. Lacavera, Josettc La- Valle Arthur Letendre, Bennic Mandel.
 Michael Murphy.s William w. Mish, John Maloney, Mr9Aara, Mary Maleney, A. B. Maine, E. Maloney,S Daniel Mur- phy, J. E. Murphy Malone family, c. o. Murphy, Alex Mizawski, Miss A. Ma honey, Edward Maloney. David Maloney, Mrs. Ellen Mulholland, Mrs. Edward Malcom, Miss Katherine Mulligan, Miss H. Monroe, Daniel Mccarthy. Daniel Me Corn1ick, John McHugh,- Mrs. D. McCor- mick, Thomas McHugh, Mrs. E. SMcClaf- ferty, Lillian McClafferty, Andrew Mo Laughlin, William McGlaffertys. Miss s. IT. McNamarase Norwich Belt Mfg Co, John T. Nevins, George E. Neibert. rl.ar nh Mary E. O,Sullivan Annie M. 0,Sulli- van, Nancy oSullivan, Dominic Oen- lette, Rosa Oeulette, Inlelda Oeulette, John P. O'Sullivan, Mrs, Charles Odgen, Dorothy Pearson, Mrs. c. W. Pearson, MT. and Mrs Perry, Anthony Porda, Jo- seph Portelance, JosNjny sProteau, Mrs. J. Pichi, Jeremiah Quinley, John Rear don, Edward Risley, Miss Annie Robin
 son, George Roberts, James Riley, Mrs. John T. Ryan, Mrs. A. Rokowski, Mich ! ael Rebuck, Jos. Romanowski, David , Ring, E. E. Rivers, John Sheefy, Mrs. Sullivan. Maria Sweeney. Mrs. Szeilong, MT. Szeilong, Mrs. ]. J.
 Sheehy, Retta Sheehy. Mrs. Dora Se-
 nino, Paul Salamucha, J. D. Shea, Will
 liam E. Shea, Peter Sullivan, \. J. Spell man,t N. Speliman. Mrs. ,Sikoski, Edward
 Spellman, Mrs. Matthew Sullivan,- Miss
 M Sullivan, M Soloman, Felix Sqdak,
 Smith family, Mrs. Jerome There, John Twoomey, Lucy Woods, Lottie Williams i James Ward, Sarah Walsh, Barger Wun- derlick, Miss Annie Welch, Mrs. Ernest | White, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Charles |, b | Warrington, Mrs. Young.
 The names of those who have made contributions since Sunday will be pub llished as soon as the lists can be pre- lpared.
 II MT. Corkery received the following tel Iegram from New Haven Wednesday af lternoon: H1 e'tEk
 State chairman of New, Jersey an
 nounces gift today of s1,o00 by Jerse! City Chapter, American Red Cross t . American Committee for Relief in Ire I land accompanied by communica ton a
 follows:
 "The Jersey City Chapter of the Amer ican Red Cross sensible to the d;stres
 which exists in Ireland is dcsirons in ae : cordance with Its established policy | , assist in relieving the same. We hay , no present means of acting directly an
 recognize that your committee ,is in, tn 7 fieldsiand able to serve we are glad t have you act for us. Enclosed find ou
 check for 1000 contribution for this pur pose"
 This should serve as precedent to D followed by Red Cross chapters through
 fpublished in your local papers. Total $ far reported in Connecticut approximate : Ivy $s5,Ooo.
 yI (signed) THOMAS L. REILLY, , State Chairman.