Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13
JEWISH RELIEF FUND UP TO S18,S96

In the last few days $1,5ss.5O has been added in Norwich to the contribu- tions made to the European relief fund, bringing the Norwich total to s16,9s6.75 and leaving aoout sSsoOO more to be se- curedA to reach the Norwich quota of $25, 900.
 The following are the latest contribu tors:
 II. Heller s25, Leodore W. Alpert s25, J. H. Ford $5, R. w. Perkins $25. Mur- phy & McGarry $25, MT. Harabee s1O, MT. McGuinness $1, Fred Prethero s.. William J. Gallivan $2. a friend $1, S. Kadish $10, Lena Serman s2, A. Able L. Rogovin S15, Herman A. Bruckner $5, George B. Hellar s5, Miss Mary Rogers S2, Philip A. Johnson S15, Isaac Meyer S25, James E. Fuller Co, $10, Benjamin Pollock s10, Herman Gold farb $15. Benjamin Alexander S10. Ben jamin Goldfarb $50, Mrs. Minnie Ben | zaquin $5, c. Bathneok s5, MT. Fish s2, Frank Pagan $5, N. Darlington $1, Ger l trude OiConnen $1, Edwin Hill s5, Sam 1 Silverman $1, M. H. Levy s10, William l Shabecon $5 W. A. Somers s5. Fred Herman s5. Moses Goldfarb s1a, Eliza beth K. Norton $25, Frank Spicer $2, D. r. Shea $10, Mrs. W. B. Scanlon $2, An na Lloyd Ely $5, J. T Harrington s2, Mary Sullivan $2.
 Harold T. Robinson $5, MT. and Mrs. 1 W. R. Balcom $5. I. W. WatAnson s5, Iatown of Montville (collected by Mrs. 1 Frank s$24.5os I. Breien SIS. R. F. Smith ! s, Jackson Thornes S5, F. B. Ricketson ] $50, The Porteols & Mitchell Co. $10o, Kalnan Resin $25 Gerald Goldfaden S5, | Fred Geer s1, N. E. and M. c. Lucas S10 ! M lor.y I Theo Lowenberger $50 John McWlliams 1 S10, B. c. Hannis $1O. Costello Lippitt l s. William F. Hill s5. Rosert c. John 1 son $10. Mrs. Josephine Gladus $1 Rich- | ard Kinkhead S5, Joseph Fine Co. $es, a | friend $25, E. F. Krieger $25.
 Mrs. G. ". Briggs S1, Community Bake | Shop S1, Wm. Beebe $5, H. J. Gibbs, | $5, E. o. Prentice $2, Geo. Nash $2. Rev. 1 W. T. o'Brien $10, B. Goldblatt $5. M. Bremen S1o, J. Grablefsy, $5, Geo. Rap Ian $5, Marris Fox $25, Wolf Fox S5, Levine Brothers $20o, D. shreshevsky $25, Mathew Thune S25. Saul Friedland $15, W. D. Kicker S5, Hannah M. Brown 1 $5, Chas. H. Brown $25, Augusta R. Riley $5, Mrs J. A. Hale $2, J. Deutsch | S5, Rubin Shapiro $10, W. c. Moore $5, J. Bloom $30. ]. H. Perkins $5.
 | c. D. Foster, s10; F. W. Wenzel, $1; W G. Jowett, $1; Mrs. Allen Church, $1, M F. Curn, s1, Miss A. Thoro and a friend $1; M Zuckerman. $50 A. F. Greene
 s2 J. L. Lynch, s2; c. H. Phelps, $10
 J. J. Casey, S5; Miss Stetson, s5; Barnet Yavner, s3; Rev. c. Bremen, s5; A. c Swan Co, $25; c. E. Lane. $10; P. Bud nick, Jr., $2; L: Sampson, >s10; Chas Hammer S30; K. Safenowitz, S15; L. Ru. bin, $1; s Solomon, S1; J. Cooper, $5 Mrs. Fishkin, $10; Samuel Shapiro, $5
 Mrs. D. BulIard, S2; Mrs. G. H. Price, $1
 Mrs, J. T. Price s1; Tanning Studi s1 By typographical error a contribution l of s25-by L. Markoff was reported at s,
 and a contribution of $10 by J. E. Fitz
 gerald was reported at s1.
 i $4IO00. 900 Spent in Seven Years. In a message to the Norwich commit : tee Sunday night, Charles Shapiro 0
 Bridgeport, state chairman, urged tha i every effort be put for the Jewish cam l paign to save the lives of the totall
 destitute in Central Europe. It is anon these that the s14,000. 900 now called fo
 Is to be used. Already $47,000,e00 ha
 been spent in ths past seven years b the joint distribution committee, dis
 bursting the contributions of America
 Jewry to relieve distress and sufferin
 among 10000, 900 Jews in nearly 8
 countries and provinces of Europe.
 Every phase of human activity wa
 embraced in the task of the committee said MT Shapiro in his message It wa
 the committees mission primarily t
 provide for the starving, clothes to medical and surgical aid for the sic