Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-09
LETTERS FROM CONTRIBUTORS
ENCOURAGE JEWISH WORKER

Workers on the teams in the Jewish
European Relief drive kept busy We'd
nesday in Norwich and many contribu-
tons were received that will 20 towards
enabling Norwich to reach the quota of
$4,000.
What the results of the day were could
not be announced Wednesday night as
the returns had not been tabulated be-
cause Executive Secretary Max Hanov-
death of one of his grandchildren. 1t is
expected that the committee will make
report by Thursday night
Sympathy shown in the cause for
which they are working has been a
great encouragement to the leaders and
committee members. This has been ex-
pressed in letters which accompanied
contributions, several of which are given
herewith:
Norwich. Conn, March 8, 1922.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Land,
Treasurer Jewish Relief Fund,
Norwich, Conn.
My Dear Mr.. Land: Enclosed find
check for twenty-five (S25) towards the
Jewish Relief Fund.
May you and your associates in this
great movement to relieve suffering in
the stricken countries across the sea,
reach the goal of your ambition to make
good your quota of $4,000.
1 am sure the Jews and Christians of
this city will put forth every effort to
put Norwich over the top in this great
movement for humanity's sake.
Very truly yours,
H. NJ. LEROu
Mayor of City of Norwich.
262 Broadway, Norwich, Conn.
N6r fO1
your letter of March 1st with its invi,
tation to be at Monday evenings meet
| ing I'll gladly look in IL can. Do mo-
count on me to take any part, however
as I have touch of the grip and may
not be able to get out on Monday a
all.
! Meanwhile, however, you have m.
, very best wishes. I enclose $40 from
, Mrs Brown and me as a contribution
Other commitments keep down th'
/ amount.
| Very cordially,
/ ALLYN L. BROWN.
Norwich, Conn, March 6, 1922.
Mr.. A. w. Silverberg, Gen. Chairman.
American Jewish Relief Committee,
| Norwich, Conn.
Dear Sir: Your appeal of recent dat
received and read before our meeting O
| Friday, the Srd.
There is no doubt in the minds of GU
membership as to the worthiness of thi
cause and 1 was therefore instructed t.
notify you that White Cross council. No
10, knights Of Columbus, hereby pledg
es the amount of $50 to be paid in du
time.
! Yours truly
PHILIP P. LEENEY.
Secretary.
st. Patrick's Rectory.
213 Broadway, Norwich, Conn.
Headquarters Norwich Appeal,
i American Jewish Relief Committee
Please accept the enclosed check a
my personal contribution to the fund 70
the alienation of the horrible suffering
of your prosecuted and suffering brethre
in Europe.
You have my prayers and best wishe
for the success of your campaign G
mercy and charity.
Yours sincerely,
MICHAEL H. MAY,
Pastor st. Patrick's Church.
March 9Th, 1922.
St. Mary's Norwich. Conn,
March 2, 1922
Dear. Sir: Please find enclosed my nit
for the suffering Jews. trust that you
drive will be a great success. With yer
best wishes am,
Il Sincerely,
j REV. w. A.'KEEFE
: so Prospect ST., Norwich. Conn.
March 7, 1922.
$ Mr.. A. w Silverberg,
Norwich, Conn.
Dear Sir: In response to your letter
? March LIST / have taken up the matte
Of the American Jewish Relief with n
? teachers and they all have slgnihed the
willingness to help.
: Sometime before the end Of the dril
| you will receive our contribution.
2 Very trnly yours
JAMES E. MURPHY,
: Principal Greeneyille School.