Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-05
NORWICH BULLETIN
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slouness of the people of Willimantic land vicinity to respond to the i1npera- tive needs of the '. M. c. A. in it's cam lpalgn to raise s12oo to put the association snn ita feet, is causing more than pass 1nE concert to the energetic corps of ~orkefs With the beginning today (Monaayl Of the the seccn& week of the c4mp1iEn. less than half the required amount has been received to date.
 Frederick W. Kaye, executivs manager .of the campaign, a seasoned veteran in patriotic organization work. admitted to a represeneative for The Bulletin that he was e bit disappointed that the cam lpaign thermometer was not nearer the boiling point, but it has cast no shadow over his enthusiasm
 -Are we downhearted" he repeated in replying to the reporters question. = thunderous No" accompanied by the thud Of a cleched fist on the the desk at headquarters. was the answer. ''Willi- mantle. win and must rise 10 tine situa- tio7 With cities and towns in the state and elsewhere raising larger quotas per capita to cary on this cnrichins conn munity work. Willimantic IS not going to iaG behind You can bank un that, I think I know the city too well to enter lain any such idea But we do need a greater realization of what ths success Of this campaign means 10 every single resident
 --conneeticut is known as the land of steady habits WilHimantic has had a steady grown in progress. She can show the rest of the cities in the sta:e some thing along that line when she hits her SGrida."
 There will be a meeting If all these interested in the campaign anl the X. IA c. A. in the chamber of commerce room tonight (Monday) at D clock when reports from the various teams will he received The totals up to noon Saturday ahowed that the fund had not anywhere near reached the half way mark.
 The second annual parade and. field day under the auspices Of OdeH M. Chap man Continental Fife and Drum Corns was held Saturday afternoon. with fifteen corps competing. The parade was held al 2 o'clock in the afternoon forming or Valley street with head resting at Walnut street Fourteen corps were in iine. The following members of the Chapman codps were at the head of the line as es corts. James Guilford. marshal: gusrC Of honor. Odell N. Chapman. David Rob CTS. Harry Roberts. Harry Roberts, Peter fsachance and A. Lavigne. The line o march was up Valley street down Wind ham and down Main street. 10 Recreation park. The corps taking part marchN! il the following order;
 Plainviile Fife and Drum Corps Maiol Prank Gilbert: Tzlvottville Fife an, Drum Corps. Major John Gibbs; Eagl, puaves Fife and Drum Corps. Major Ern ct Oppelmon 1; Rockville Fife ani Drum Corps. Major F. F. Leonard; Assump tion Fife and Drum Corps. Chicopee MAuR. Major Frank Lacroix; Naval, Fifa. Drum and Bugle Corps. Chicore Fziis. Mass. Major Walter Borne cente Flute Band South Manchester. Majo Thonas Graham: Royal Typewriter Fife Drum and BuEle Corps. Hartford, Maio Dick Dempsey Liberty Fife, Drum an Huria Corps. Westheid Mass. Map William Afaliey: First City Fife an Drum Corps. Major Frank Senk; Wind cor Locks Fife and Drum corps, MajC EdwArd Gaiipeau: Manchester Kilt Band, Major John Wetherell: St. Anne Drum and Bugie Corps. AIaicr Arthu Vnlletts Sons of Father Mathew Drui Corps. Major John Sullivan; Farming