The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-21
Red Cross Roll
 Call Total $7,394
6093 Subscribed in Waterbury, Balance Raised in Sur
 rounding Towns

Total returns from the fourteenth annual roll call, Waterbury Chapter. American National Red Cross, were %,394.74, reported by Rev John N. Lewis, general chairman. Of this amount S6 093.S4 was subscribed in Waterbury, Chapter branches in Wolcott, r, ,ospect, Platts Mills, Mid dlebury, Thomaston. Woodbury, South Britain ard Southbury con- tributing $1,300.90.
 Contributions of chapter branches were: We cott, $69.5O; Prospect, Mrs Clifford Clark, $33; Platts Mills, Mrs Mrs F. A. Waters, $472; including Westover school; Thomaston, Mrs John Braxl, $35O.9O; Woodbury. Miss sKate Smith, $296.5O; South Britain ard Southbury, Miss Bernice Hubbell $67.
 A house to house canvass in Wa 1 terbury netted $2,152.10; industrial offices $2 178.40; schools $207.00! booths. $I03.5S; fraternal clubs, or ganizations, etc. $440.S6; office sub scriptioas $412.40.
 Thanks of the chapter are ex- tended 70 Mayor Hayes for nis courtesy Sn displaying the Red Cross Standard from the municipa flag
 
 | two weeks! MT Harrison, Supt of Parks, for the display of the Red Cross flag on the green; to Frank J | Green, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and to the members of the Waterbury Advertising club fol their valuable services; to Root X Boyd for their fine window display; to Atty James E. Russell for the generous window space donated eor a window display; to the managers of Rowland & Hughes. J. Johnson & Sons, Worths, Sugenheimer, Mus | Ter & Liebeskind, Miller & Peck. ! Liggett Drug store; Grieve, Bissett & Holland, for the generous space l donated in their stores for booths during the week of November IL; to Mrs May Ogden, president of he Corporal Coyle Post Auxiliary, American Legion, who had charge of the booth at Musler & Liebeskind and to Mrs Bernhard II. Wilhem wno had charge of the booth at Sugcn- heimer; tv the following banks for space donated for booths under the chairman ship of, Mrs Irving 1T. Chase; Colonial Trust company, Citizen .s Manufacturers National Bank, Waterbury National Bank, Waterbury Savings Bank, and the blIle odp-uSS bdHk, tO tilc lOCdi press for .he publicity which was undoubtedly q great factor in our successful roll call; to the managers , of the moving picture theaters for | the display Of our roll call traile". Our grateful thanks are also extend- 1 ed to the merchants of the city for | displaying our flags and posters; to | the Corporal Coyle Post, American Legion, ;or their valuable assistance in taking charge of the street flag display, under the supervision of William Farrell; to the Waterbury Council. Boy Scout sof America, who took charge of the distribution of the material and posters for roll cail; and to our numerous friends who successfully accomplished hoIse canvass in the city of Waterbu. y ] and in the chapter branches; and 10 the canvassers who took charge of the booths in the banks and stores and to Mrs Sentley Blatherwick, who l has charge of the booth at Mad River Grange hall.
 | InduStriaIs.
 American Brass Co, Miss l.. Franek. S144: American Metal Hose Co, Sydney G. Merritt, S1S; Ameri- can Mills Co. Mir Barrow, $9; Amer ioan Ring Co, Miss Mary Hennessey. $33.25; ADothecaries Hall Co (whole- sale), Egan Jones, $11; Apothecaries Hall Co (retaiD, Miss Florence Wal ters, $32; Beardsley & Wolcott Mfg Co, M. Gallapher, $43; Bristol Com pany, MT Petersen, SAG; Bronson Ll- l brary, Miss Barrett, $9; Bucking- ham Binding, Miss Nettie Reyes, SIC; Chamber of Commerce, Miss Helen M. Hurley. $14; Chase Com | Danies offices, w. G. Greene, $3S; City Hall, Joseph St Louis, $32; Goa