New Britain herald., 1928-11-17
Bri,toI Mm
COMMUNITY CHEST
 DRIVE ON MONDAY
Factory Whistles Will Blow as
 Signal at 9:15 a. m.
Sst,N0 IS GOAL SOUGHT

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 Joseph Riley Going to lreland- Two Liquor Raids are Made. The blowing of factory whistles at 9:15 o'clock Monday morning, No vember 19, will signalize the start ing of Rristors sixth community chest campaign. The first campa ign was held in 1922 when the amount raised was &3o.noo. In the six years that have passed. the community chest organizations have so in- creased their plants with consequent 1 broadening of the service that they perform that the budget committee has set a sum Of 39l,5o0 as the minimum amount upon which the organization can operate for the year 1928.
 The plan of campaign will be en- tirely different this year from that employed any previous year in Bris- tol. It is of course planned to solicit everybody in the city. but the basis of the solicitation will be the cali | vass in the factories, mercantile es- tablishments. offices, etc.
 1 The List Of Workers
 The campaign organization will be , in two general divisions: the indus trial and the mercantile. Charles E.. Greene of the New Departure Manu- i featuring company will be in gen. eral charge of the factory canvass. and David A. Lipman, proprietor of the Lorraine Shoe company, has or i ganized the work in the mercantile section of the city. The set-up of the campaign organization is as follows: General committee, Carl E. Carlson, chairman; $. Russell Mink, Charles l.. Greene. w. J. Phelan. David A. Lipman, Harry Coe Olmstead, Alden Burlington. Charles F. Olin. Joseph F. Dutton, Louis Gordon and Arthur Lockwood.
 Industrial division, Charles E. Greene, director with corps of as- ! follows: American Silver Co.,. liar old Belden: Wallace Barnes Co., Main street plant. Ralph Joerres; ! Riverside avenue, Harold Austin i: 1 Dunbar plant, Lawrence Buskey: Bristol Brass Corp, C. V. Chapin; ! rlaytop Nfv 70 William l., l.'lo n a . gan: Horton Mfg. Co.,. Stefan Lase- wicz; E. Ingraham Co.,, Movement
 Dept, Elof Carlson. Case Depart ment, A. B. Alderman; New Depar- ture Mfg. Co.,, J. F. Cox, assisted by
 the following: w. Scott Mccarthy
 E. A. Rivals, Howard Parke. Charles CouShlin, John Gearing, W. Bart ley, Pat Deegan, Robert Genge ebach, Buel Ferguson, -Wilfred Rondeau. Frank Haden, B. McNelis, Arthur L. Clapp. Val Peterson, T. Adams, Will bur Hawzhurst F. Sullivan, Myron Hapenny. Stan Hart, Harry Simp- son, Charles Hackett, Dick Rsuber, George Marland. +. Chamberlain, r. Pierce, NJ. Burns. l.. Hodges. A. Cn- 1 terspan, H. Berens. M. Mold. NJ. Flynn. E. Porter. K. Ziener. John Rusgrove. Albert Dahlsren. Guy Wright. Mrs. A. klenke. Abel Nel- son. Ben Reilly, J. Brown and Will liam Smith.
 Needer-Root Co.,. Keith Graham; Sessions Foundry Co.,. l.. D. Frost i; J. H. Sessions & Son, H. r. Smith; H. c. Thompson Clock Co.,. William Muir: Sessions Clock O.. Charles Pond: Fletcher Terry Co.,. George Thomas: National Marine Lamp Co.,. W. L. Cafferty; Connecticut Light & Power Co.,. George L. Roberts.
 Water Dept & Public Library. Charles L. Wooding; post office, Frank Law and H. Perkins: \. Y. N. H. & H. Railroad Co.,, J. T. Mur- phy; school teachers and janitors including parochial and business schools. Karl A. Reiche; fire depart ment. Chief Hayes: police depart ment. Chief Ernest T. Belden: Southern N. E. Tel. Co.,, A. Lefebvre; C. Funk & Son, George Funk: Brs- tol Trust Co.,. Charles N. Gordon; Bristol National bank, Alden Pur- rington; Bristol Nurseries, A. Cum- mings; Bristol Savings bank. Edson Peck; Bristol Press, A. S. Barnes: hospital employees and graduate nurses. Edward Smith: city hall en- ployes, Francis Riley: sewer and street employees, Daniel Donovan; physicians and dentists, Dr. w. R. Hanrahan; lawyers. A. J. Rich; gas stations, auto sales and garages Carl Aymett; plumbing establish ments, John Murphy; carpenters and mason contractors. D. W Beach and C. r.. Carlson.
 Special Groups
 [ Certain organizations, whose names follow. have volunteered to { take care Of the work in their own plants: H. J. Mills Go Horace R