The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-29
Patriotism In Action
 To Give To Fund Says
 Chairman In Telegram
Waterburians Have Subscribed $I4,4O7 to AntiCi pated Quota of $S5,OOO; Local Chapter Urges Local Friends to Contribute at Once for Emergency Work

avalanche of giving now will help
 the Red Cross to deliver the goods.
 NORMAN HI. DAVIS
 Chairman
 Among the recent contributors to the fund, which is mounting at a rate of better than 1000 a day, are the following persons, according to today's tabulation, made public by Lewis s. Reed, chairman of the fund committee in Waterbury:
 Waterbury Rolling Mills Co.,, 10000; Metropolitan Life Insurance O., 28O0; First Federal Savings & Loan Assc., 2500; May A. somers, 1000; Simonsville Manufacturing Go, 1000; Russian Evangelical Bap- tist Church, $500; Charles Pace, 100: Raymond Crawford, 200; Lewis M. Holland, 1000; J. Gregory Lynch, Q5 .00; Edna Simpkin, 300: Michael V Blansfield, 1000; Everitt S. Dun- bar, 500; MT. and Mrs. Robert w Lowell, 1000; Annie R, Hampson 5000; Erlaneer's, 500; MT. and Mrs, L. T. Auber, 500; Cohen and Lundin Glass O., 500; Edith M. Sellew, 500; Mir. and Mrs. D. H. Hine, 5.00; Anonymous, 500; Fred D. Williams, 500; Mrs. Martin w. Hall, 1000; Raymond J. Quinn, M. D., 1000, Margery K. Hayden, 25000; stephen J. O'Brien, 200; Edith P. Condit, 100; Marjorie Snow, 200; W. H. Rip- pere, 25.00; John J. Snavely, 500.
 Rose II. Fulton, $100; W. E. Field Ing, $2500; Pride of Welch Circle l348, Companions of the Foresters of America, $2.00; John J. Walsh, $500; Employees of Chromium Corp. 25.60; Mrs. Rubin Moskowitz, $200; Nathan Alexander, $500; The Ehden Lebanon Ladies society, $5o.00; Celeste Chapter No. 1, o. E.. S. $500; F. B. Peck, $500; MT. and Mrs. Herbert W. Coe, $25.00; Flor ence Turnbull. Sl00; Mercy M Boyd, $200o; Tn memory of Joseph Kernis, deceased, $25.00;
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Brenner, $500: Kapian Brothers, $500; Mrs. c. Kaplan, $l.00; Lincoln Store, $500; Mrs. II. Klamkin, $l.00; Mir. and Mrs. F. Meyers, $100; MT. and Mrs. R. Meyers, Si.00; Thelina Meyers, $i,00; MT. and Mrs. s. L. Greene, S2.00: MT. and Mrs. A. Fandiller, $2.00; Mrs. s. Spirit, sl00; Mrs. II. Brownstien, si,00; Mrs. B. Rubin owitz, $l.00; Mrs. I. Goldberg, $l.00;
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Minsky, SI; Mrs. J, Plutzik, $l; Mrs. D. Sucks, Sl; Mrs. E. Rubenstein, $i; Mrs. l. Hu- tersky, $l; Mrs. J. Hutensky, $l; Mrs. B. Rosen, $l; Mrs. s. Barron, $1; Mrs. J. zukheim, Sl; Mrs. J. $2; Mrs. I. Gutewltz, Sl; Mrs. w. Greenblatt, $1;
 Mrs. L. zarkin, $1; MT. and Mrs. M. Winig, $l; Rosenweigs Fur Shop $2; MT. and Mrs. M. Weinberg, S2; Mrs. M. Siller, s1: MT, and Mrs. J. Wilensky, $l; Fannie Schwartz, $l; Mir and Mrs. M. Sucks, Si; MT. and Mrs. L. dafber S1; Waterville Manufacturing Company, $25; Miss Laura Chipman sl; Total, Sl,033.6o; Previously reported $l3,464.l4; Total to uate $14,4ST.Ta.
 A gift of Sl0c,00O from the Ana. conda Copper Mining company of which the American Brass company is' e subsidiary, has been received by the Red Cross War Fund of Greater New York, 1t was an- nounced yesterday by Colby M. Chester, vice-chairman of the fund and chairman of the commerce and industry committee. MT. Chester also reported gift of Sl0.000 from Harry Payne Bingham and an anonymous donation of the same amount. The city campaign in the effort to raise S50,000,- 900 for the war work of the Amer lean Red Cross has as It's goal 0 total of $7,S3o,000.