. III IIIIlIIuII
, earl‘rreltoheliinledln
W .I'ui’smlitital'y Canals.
.Jlol lo luterlere l’litll Red
:1 cross.
I!
The monument of the 2000 or more
pIxistemIi nurses in Connecticut is to
be included in the Connecticut mill-
1 tnry I-ensus now in progress under the
”realm: of Governor Marcus H. Hob
tomb. 'Sperinl blanks have been pro
morality the military census state head-
We in Hortiord for taking the en
. [ailments of these nurses. The blanks
one similar to those used for taking the
. 01mins oi men but differ in some of
,fienluestions.
:Among other things. the blanks asli:-~
1 “What training school are you a grud-
Ilale or?
I 1
.i fail-L PROTECTIG’!
' ’0! 09151.18 FlGURES
A W and hurglnrwoot
quit which, in Int: past. has
Welded midterm oat-dollars or
the assets or a:mtiflsul‘an€9'
mutation howl-womb all the
results thus far wilected in the
Connecticut military muons, now
in progress in Connecticut, and
additional returns will)» placed
in it as soon'asdheywre re-
Ieived. The unit is inthe Con-
necticut Mutual. Building in Hart- »
i'.ord and its heavy steel- outer
and inner doors open from the
room in “lilt‘ll tile statisticians
wanting- under theIdireI-tlon of
"19 {70"8l1'i101"s committee or as-
sistants are quartered. The room
was formerly orllpied by the
Phoenix Fire insurance Compo-
Ily, Whll'll kept millions of Ilol-
inrs of securities in the vault.
The information being collected
in the NS towns of the state by
the IIIIllslls-tllkers is being pru-
lecioll In carefully Ip' the big in-
iszRosesIm Your Cheeks
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“In what line 0! motesslollal wolk nrii'
W at present employed?
‘bat qualified for service?
_ "~‘-‘Are, you a registered nurse?
Jute? When?
“Have you any one dependent on you for
support?
lll what !
“Have you donI any army or III) II
.-Imsing servite in this or any other I'Ioull .
in"?
“Could you Iesllmld plompily Io IIII|
que: gency cull lor nursing satin lll Ill
date?
_ f"\§'0uld you \IIltllllI-cl for all eIII I'IuI-InII
«Bill for IIuI.~I: I:.I sIIIIIe «Intel-l t Iin.’
" mum?"
"he folloIIinI: \llllt’lllr‘lll IIllI III lill-
enrollmeut III nurses II In gill u out
yesterday by" tin: slatc llIIIIquInIrIIIr» III‘
«hung-u.
”This census iallesizz nut in no no; II
. interlere with all IIoIII oi IZIII Rod I'II-Is
Io governor has the IeII highest appre-
Iclnllotl at the value of the work lllld usev
. Nine” of the Red Cross. He has been
Mime-ted. however. to make a. census of
m mum: of this state which might
, be valuable in time of war. One 0! the
;, most valuable of these resources is Io
make available instantly {or Work in any
,’ fit! of this state the services of IhII. train-
ed nuraes of Connecticut."
lulu PUT rolls
in IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE
pioiIemor Holcomb .Gives His
"Pearl Opinion III .connecucut “Slack l
era” «Less Than 1.000 MI
Rose in Entire State.
W
, ..I:: lIfI I the annual! lllt‘t'llll.’
ot the lel’lIllelNlIIIL Society, Sons III
the Americlln Revolution. in llIII'tinI-Il
mi Washington's Birthday, tioIcrIlol
What he thinks of the resonantly-(III
shin" number or men “be how ru-
11M to giIII- the information culled
It)! by the agents who are tnkllnl IllII
Gonnecticut mlllllllv census
"the governor IIIIIIIseIl II :rrcnl‘ doul
or enthunlutm when he delivered his
Mk. III the course of ltlle referred
flip the militllry III-,Ilsun now in progress
in he stole.
of :refusuls‘Itu give information re
wired .had been- small and that the
filrlylmot he mentor than 1000.
havnhmcs of those. who refused lll-
imputation," the Irmel'llor raid, "me be.
11 “maul on II separate list lit the state
headquarters ill Hartford .h‘or tlIls
Manse spec-till blue cards are being
mode-the cards for those who refused
. ve information ought to he Iol-
'mcmmonnm 3*
. 1.050303 ommsg
‘ -. I. -’ z . . II-I 3in
fly AUBREY L. MADDOCK, Directm
Whose parades were Illl right,
' plncc. but the Connecticut
ry census. now in progress. is
Heron) on done your port?
‘ ‘ ticul: lcads‘ ins the mainline
olindustry. metal products—nod
llERAcHoAL rnIerREnNEss.
met-ion cannot be .tlike the ostrich,
Ikutylng her head in the sand and fruit
She must. be wide aIvIlk e
pure-«just as Gonnacti‘eut is
.f mm 11' aw in progress
laltclls H. Holcomb said
__Inllilles olmen who refuse to
' ormntlon fol-I the Connecticut.
noxious ought tuber-put on
13- there oily-doubt
eel-e Ines to America tlIII
flailnectimlt’e'mllltnry census
mid. not bounded than to be
'I I not bull's-pawl.
1- to remand to the call for
[liked in tlltI Connecticut
l
‘ in what department of pulsing are you! 4-
I++++~~+~e++ow+eevu
“Are you a citizen of tho bolted Slim 5' l
5'
the Connecticut burIIIIu of IIlilitIIry cell. ,
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illrcuaIll. Holcomb told very pillinlI ‘
ilI- said that ilIiI number
“but in the whole state IIould prob-
«$339
lsuraul‘e colllplllly {ll'llll‘l'u‘dwlls
millions
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UlWNS IllllSl RUSH
.BENSUSRETURNS
Connecticut . Headquarters
Harllcrd Able to Handie‘50.000
Blanks Daily—Tabulation to Be
Done Without Delay.
stt and l't‘IIl 01:1?"
. stomach.
best is to enjoy an inside bulb
Girls and women ullll salloll all us
“In III.IIIIs.,pimpleII or pullid complex
loll. also thosewho Wake up with II
coated tongue, bad waste, nasty breath,
others who are bothered with head-
aches, bilious spells, acid stomach or
constipation'ollould begin this pllos~
phated hot water drinking and are as-
sured of very pronounced results in
one or two weeks.
'Alquarler pound of liIIIII'IIoIIc-plllw
phlfit‘n costs very liille at the drug
store inn is sufficient to domain-Irate
that just as soup and hot water cleans» I
95. purities II'Id freshens the skin on.
the opinido, H) but water and lime-i
stone pilot-Inhale am on the inside or-
gans. We must lll\\fly8 conaider Ihntl
internal limitations is vastly more in q
porIlIIII than outuide cleanliness, be-;
cause the skin pores do not abserbg
To look one’s
ear-ll
morning to flush from the. 53'3“. III will"
txrrll Intu-
il
previous day's waste, our
lions-and poleouoln toxins bolero
is ilbsorllI‘IIl into the blood. Just :1:
coal, \\ll(’ll ll bums, leaves behind II
In certain aIIIoInII 0t inconlbuntihle nut-
Ieriul iu the form of ashes, so the food
and drink Inkell each day leave in the
1alimentary organs 3 Iceriain'amount
‘ol indigesllble material, which it not
jelilninaled. form toilns and poisons
ilhrough the very ducts which are in:
The SW0 headquarters of ”10 (‘IIII' tended to suck in only nourishment t0
IIeI'IiIIIt bureau of nilliIIlIy Ionsus “isostain the body.
now so equipped and organized that! It you want to 39,, the glow of heal-
the “"01k (Inn be IomplIItLId lll l'IIIIII'Id
time dependin-v only upon the upoml'thy bloom m your checks, to see. youl
of the I0\\lll~‘ and cities in sending IIIIIil'ISkin get clearer “"d clearer. you are
returns to HuItloul. The \\ bole “Ink told to drink every morning “Doll Ila.-
llus now reached II point whole it iIiing. a glass of hot water wiIlI II I it
up to the IoII'IIs' IIIId IitiIIIl tllIInlsolIIIII spoonful of limestone phmphale In it ,
it" the census InkIIIs ull IIIIII IlII- sIIIII~1 which is a halmless moons of washing impurities into method. while the'
I I I i
will rush then IIqu and those in the mite" Illatorialhnd toxins from 1,01“ lumped.)
I‘ Illnrgo of tho lot-Ill.-I.:IIIIIII.~'I<III'II \Iill who deal
. send the returns to “unfold pr-ompt like athm‘Ch Integglguayymlé‘ ' "inor‘ty 5:: "‘inr complexion should just
. . ell-l t IIIU', ’ I .
h the “hole bulk of liliIIIz IIIIIl IIIIIIIIIIt énnnlnlz. Sweattfllllll a . his for a week and notice "Imps
lug the census result (Inn *gglwll In ,. Jpn u. ”Willi! the. entire ailment-raw W
by their endaemm m"; “IIIIIOI'IIMIII 1 elore putting 111°"? {00“ ““0 “1
' Ill
'iIeIIIiu ”AWL...” now“ i
"‘ ’ ”m ‘IwnAIr amsame THINKS ABOUT
die from iiI'tII lo slxlv thoumuul IlIIIIlu
every duy. lip to inst Saturday III-.IIII. , " TH". MO‘TOR OAR TODAY.-.
All.“ willl till automobile in II birdil
$0.000 census H‘tlll‘llS lIuIl.-.lIIIIIII ltlll
ulnted and filed IIt lilo-slam; lIIIIIIlIIIl;II.'- _
llII h.‘5'\\‘llll~'$ and can go where he.
likes. Without nn automobile he lBI
tors. It the towns and chips N‘lill-
I'Id. III (Illa-lb BIB": bird and it you
their blanks to lIIIrIiIu-d us i'mal lls IlII-
state headtlulll'tcru (111] who WHO 0'
limen'l not your automobile wings:
,w', get them I
them. lltllldlllll'i‘lllllrili‘l run he IIIlIIIInIIIIl
You can get. good wings with tour
ill the six days III‘- the ploxzult -\\‘;I[Ik1
The estimalwllnmhfor llIII IIIIIlI'o rillllt‘
is about 500,000, This IIIIIIIIIs IIIIII. ,
Ivllll towns IIlIIl IIiIiIIs fill'Wnl‘lllllL' “119?“ {3" unyrprice “u" attracts
. blanks lust enough to lump Ibo IIIIIIII- your poo elbook. »'
' ' "I I
“m“ I“ no longer cxIIAIugancc 1010, by a numbcl oi the most public
lI' I‘“ automobile. A live-thousand: IIIriIeIl women of Nnrwnlk, \leIIslnco
IlLllIIr c'III ill not extravagant for the [hill limo have. given their undivided
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(Continued 2mm First Page.)
W
l (Ilium. but. pcrbupn not equaling those
1cm plm‘u of the tumor cities in mem-
Icr,II'lllp is the. Norwnlk Branch of lb?
lAmellI'illl Red Cross Society. which
.Ii was organized in this city ill June,
I qiiul'tol's lIllsI'. IllII III-d; ~lIIIIllIl lm I-om.
.plctod in II lI-w IlIII's.
1++'x'+':'°z"x"x"""'"'+""1'++: nnIn who cm, afford it., .IIliuntlnn lo the work, and have sun.
.1. 'EVERY MAN CAN-,HELP .1. When you make or borrow uw'llffazdilll:12:33:15;th’L‘llliggllzyczzid
.1. IN MILITARY census + .IIIIIIIII: Io buv II ale-called “cheap car," , l...\l,,,l.,.dness on which it now standn
,‘l‘ ‘l‘ IIx-Ilatll in these days means It GOOD The ladies intercited in the \\"Olk at
‘1'1' XTIWI'G In") ”IOHSIHHIS 0f ml‘ll ll! 'l‘ Cdl‘ ‘1)“ got your nyoney back “I. -"--- _.._.- ‘A‘ ~----' a
3:31:33: :2: (11::1‘1":I:R:Ltk;‘nl;' 3;: 3: lIIIIIlIlI' wisdom and grcniel clhclency.’
1+ military 0mm,“ "0“, in progress. + 'I‘lIIsIIII in NO IIIIIIIIIIg'IlII II in nutoouo EEXCUSEE fun
4- but who have not the time to de- + “"1“." “mm"
'1' vote to it in the unlucky of 0011- + \ OI. know hon II IIlrtlII looks to an TWEUMAIHSM
+.:susItnkers. There is on oppor- + engle? That is how the walking mun! ’
+ tunity {or every one to help; it + looks Io you. Hflt‘l‘ you gel the car;; “
: xixiciélfiioa :2"? :filghilrtm: : that ll‘ your wings. ‘ 1People Whocho Around Complaining
,1, work by going. 11, the “mam; ,1, ,Make up your mind [hillyou' willt Not fintltled to Sympathy
,4. headquarters 1“ his mm (Iliy m. .1. have your automobile and you‘WllJIi .\‘o matter bouI' many rheumatic
~l° town-mid there fill in the blnnku + have it ' remedies youlIIII'e tried there is only
+ required instead of waiting for + Old fashioned bankers will tell you 'one Illal’ s nbsdlutely sure and certain.
_+ the census-taker to come to his ~l- AIWIIISIIIP‘IhnI the automobile crazeg GIII 'II bottle of “Neutrone Prescrip-
1911:9100 gaulflufslfot“gm“: EV“; + in nu United -$tutes is an 9)“va Ilion 00" at youndruggists today. take
I 1“ point]; l :e {11110313 50133:;ng 3;: "out? and ”New“ ms “Mu. Iii tIIlIlIluily and you ll be rid of“ all
+~Isusdakers ”’11 Hill“ cannot do 4- ”‘I 1"" “01mm” ll ‘8 an lNGEN- lameness, stiffness and swollen, “9h
-l- much for’tlle callous. he can at ~1- -'m In AND REPRII: SENTS ACHIEVF- lng. painful joints and muscles, nltel
+ least perform thismsmilll duty. Il- ME\T AND ECONOMY to few days .
‘ + Oh my; but “Neutlone Prescription
GIVII II man something worth having}
and hi" will work for it.
lIII from replenenting extlavagnnce
99” will surprise you, you can- dis.
tincily feel that overload of .ugony
and waste. .thore are thousands of it“? pitniloalxhggou and What a re
automobiles. every. one replenenting a! e so eflfiy' ne. '
. > I Get II bottle -today, you owe it to
enjoying prosperity that ltI , ,
1‘, 1,1; not have exee i from 1 the yourself. then Isay ‘goodllye trouble.‘
1‘ “(‘1‘ “d ”“1"",‘herp We must 50c and slot) the bottle at uni .Ilrug.
m‘ er a R gist Mull orders filled on $1.00 size.—
30.9, and get, an automobile for the
’ . H. A Meal Souk .NorWnlk—Adv
clllldren."-—Artbllr Brisbane. . . k h 1 I
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FOUR TONS OF PAPER
USED FOR igcfiNSUS
‘ PRINTED "MATTER
family
ShoetchSont Out. ‘Represent Total Area
.. of 888,000 Square. Feet.
1‘
III togenllancc the ,,
l
i such a chapter was propose
IIIIII II IIIIIIII
lllc time when the organization of
d recogniz-
IId the Norwulk armory as an ideal
,th‘itdqufllllflfi for a Norunlk L‘llzIIpIIlI
'ut the Red IIoI-III.'1"lnouuh ille‘EffOl‘lBI,
cl lhI indies III the head ol the nmve- i
InIInI the tonal armory war seemed
lllllllutlh lilo l‘ilullt‘fi) ol‘ Ill-Ilsadicl- I
(lonIII II C Vi.- I ‘-IIlII I'llltl Captain Albert
A. Mommm. Nullonal Guard of Con-
IIeI-III-III. -
Mum JIIIIII, 1016. lo “bruary 1
1917, the local brunch succeeded in
l IIIlIIIiIII: IIIIII hilndred and. forty-seven
IuI-mbcrs. Aleetlngewcre held in: the
lot III Iummv every Wednesday morn.
ing. and considelabie wolk was an.
(Innplishrd. The (nurse of unfit for
these weekly meetings \IIIIiId as the
IIII'IlIsiIIII demanded. Sonic meetingsl
u'I-I riII-ll OIII-r wholly lo the maklngl
of bandages and dressings, and at
other limes. the nlcmbols ot‘ the so-
citl) listened to lecIIIIIII'I by physi-
ciIIrIII. mostly local prIII-llcioncxs, on
no cross work and first llld The
nIeIuIIII attendance at these ueekly
IIIIIIIIIIgs nag about sixty. l‘pon its
or; IIlIizaiion. the local branch was (ii 1
Ildrd up into tennis or squads, each.
mm. being composed of 9- group oil
lIIII, under the direction of a captain.
!' IEIII captain IIIIII chained with dir‘ec- I
{Hull 01 the walk in prepaling band 1
50‘s nnd surgical dressings in strict1
Incordnnce with the standards an
bounced by the National Hemlquurt-l
Ior oi lllt‘ American Red Clams Dur‘
ting the pellod from lune IunIll No
vember, 1916. about seven thousand}
bandages and dressings were prepalm
full I; um ladies The cost of all law
underlain used in the work. was met
lromTunds obtained first membership
and second personal contributions.
During Ibis period, the annual. dues
Epor member were one dollar. Fifty
per cent. Was retained by the local
branch. and the. l'enluininlz- fifty per,
cent was l‘olwarded IOI the National
Headquarters for general use.
it is. not easy for those who are not
lalIIiJ’nIr. with the; outfield land. Iits
, inner workings to~reallzea how much
ibis been accomplished by the main
borer oh the, waalk. Chantal. From
the limited funds available. about
$300 “as spent in the pulchase of
‘I'Ilw maielials, from which the above
nmterials were made. It thousamc
IIImcunt of raw material which was
pumlmeed at that time, was bought
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Some idea of the great amount of
material being handled by the stoic .
headquarters in Hur'ttmd of the Con-
-_nectlcut.bureau of military consul; may
be gained “from the tint that the print-
.941): matter already sent out by that
y: bump for. the \l"0lk in the state. inn.
fairway reached a total weight of foul'
tons: This includes census blanks in-
emotion, colllmissions and slmllul
.p‘rintedft‘ormu. It ls~nlso estimated
that ihei‘pl'iiltedmatter sent out from
the stutdlicndqnartmorepresents II to- ,
tnl 018558.000 square feet of paper: In
addition to this, close to, 1.,500000 pe'r
.manent tiling turtle». Will he used ill re-
cording Ilnd t‘abulnting the census be-
fore the work is completed.
' .lnterpmlerev Infcnnsun. Work.
The use of volunteer interpremrs by
anally or the «new; tellers engaged ill '
the Connecticut ulllitury census in one ,
oftllelnmrestlnlt matures ot.’ pr pared
um .II'ork now in lu'ulircasdbrouobuut
Connecticut. Men of all much. havé
volunteered to assist, in Ihc't-ImmomI
tion work. and time who are lllle to
«peak foreign languages uroIIpI-ovino
‘ or will help in ringing: flue limb. on
Final; Gleamnée of Wall Paper
All designs half/price
‘ci weekly
1 chapter
,ulloued to retain [or its own use Iull—
zous percentages of the funds derlI-ed
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. ed in case of a war. inasmuch as the ’
‘V truly. and one which the Nomadic
lured. and dietica. New classes are!
rminltlztmmed, and sixtyone members?
passed examinations in this work anal remove everyzhard or soft corn or
dent Woodrow Wilson.
'Estalliilnd 18:7
Too much importance cannot be at— -
tacked to this.sale. ~lt;willbe a long day
before Wall Paper willbe as lowpriced, ._
oven at regular, and thlsis at half. The .3
reason is: a good one. The stock is to ba‘ 1
discontinued therefore to ensure a quick; -; _.
removal the sacrifice.
, There are included fine Chinese re~ 321?;
productions, Japanese grass cloth effects, _
onyx papers, deep feliage and dainty "
floral patterns, designs for all rooms. 5% ‘ '
Should any customer wish the work 3%
of papering done we can put them in ""3
communication with reliable workmen
who will give satisfaction.
Remember all papers are half origi- " '
not price and the stock naturally cannot
last but a few days.
is a place for both tIIIine-Il and un-
IIulnI‘Id “Win. lI‘“IIl details of the
Iolulltecr work, Nonvnlk-clllzons1
should consult l‘lolcller Montgomery,
IclIIpllone 1244 who has regintrltilon
LIIIIIiIs for men, nnd Mrs. Manuel T.
llIIirh. telephone 680.10r women. Do
not fall to at least ask for illlornlan
[Inn on this subject.
Tht- .nlerchant, manufacturer or pri-
vate owner who has motor Iruckn' or
II IJranIure car in his business or at his
".JlliillOSill, can also find a wry import
ant place to till, in the work of the
Red Clues in time. of war. or catas-
‘Ir'oplle of any kind, motor true
\Iollld be II great asset to like I1}!
III~I Imlluls. The Norwalk Chop-
IIIr 3:. lllURl anxious to scenic thI,I regI
iIIll'IIIiI‘lI'IIl' every owner oi armolor
(or of any kind. This service can be
qllltkly mobilized for the transporta-
tion of enpplils. and if necessary“ in
cone of actual invasion for the carry-
ing of women lllld children. the aged
today, the cost would be not less tbnn
$050 in November, :1 dance was
I: vcn by the Norwalk Chapter in the
local lumen. and the sum of 8350 II as
IIIIlch on tlIeInilIIir: Since lbllt time.
nil of this money has been expended
lchIeIer ,on I'nII motel-.iula with the
II-nllnllatlon of ”10 v.0l'ld Will, how-
I-,veI~ the. cost of raw lnaIelinlp llas'
doubled inI price. .:'.IIIl the expense
purcllnscll by the local
no wamoums to-nhout $75
per Week.
Won the severance of Ilipionlntic
relations between this country «and
(I‘ellllnny. and the gloomy outlook
plolzcntcd for peace in the futuro bII-
lwceu the two nations, a great nlI-Iu-
lIIIIIIIlII cann'IlI'n II'II-II ilIinL "Med 21‘.
like National Hendl artery; and was
IIkIIu up by chapter or the Red Cross
Slclelv in may part of Ameriul.
Norunlll was not slow in 'IIlIuIvering
the call at its chief and since Feb-‘
III.m 21in, when the campaign 0pm.!
(II in Norunnlk two hundred new ' and inI'iIlidII 10 :I place of safety. , ll.‘
lIIIInIbeIII have bcon enlisted in IlIII I‘ll“ "“9 not registered Wu" ”Wk
holualk Chapter. At the end of this "' "‘°““"‘ (3" for RF"! 010% work
nook we are going to have live. thong. don't delay in calling at any local
and members in the local 3,"...th if Pull-gt! 101 :I Il-Igistration blank liflll
1119' [\flortfi of QVQFV “"1” and Wllllllln ll (ill, dlld lull“ ll. 10 M15. le‘ol‘g'é
lln the city of Norwalk who “3,“ lb Bulls. Spl‘lll’p. Iwood avenue, Nowalk.
:'l!\l Illch Iommy ulnoum 10 uny- 1 AnoIln-I. and probably one of the
llIllII' In all. - Iinosl important phases at Red Cross ‘
The.\';u-ioug nlembIII'slIlpI-Iln the Am-‘ work which would be undertaken by
Pl'it‘llll Rod Crow llilw III-c: Annual' the Norwalki Branch 0f the organiza-
dual. 5] up; oubucrloilng member. 32 00 llun in the event of mobilization for
“Wm“ gummy... 0m. vuars‘ subscription \IIII', would be the tempome main—
to flu Red (mg, magazine Bufitain1ll’nfllit'0 of dependents of Norwulk's,
iIIu llII-Inlborsllips, of $5. 00 and $1000 Mme” ““1 “no” who had rosI
Ive. )Clll'. it. should be clearly ulldcl pcnocd ‘0 ”‘8 call. With 'he' bread
Slum] however, that the $100 mom ““"9‘ "f “‘9 inlnllv absent. from_
bII'lI-ln‘p confers complete membership home, lighting -for- his country. for
in the society. The local chapter is you and for yours his {mum ‘3 bound
to suffer, at least at. first, unless aid
‘of some character is immediately. av-
allutle. To be. able to satisfactorily
carry out. this dutv, the Red Cruse of
Norwalk, will require the cooperation
of everyone. in this entire city.
Help the Red Cross and in Lime” of'
need, from storms. tire. war or catas-
3 ImplIe, the Red Cross will be among
IIIlItI first. to help you.
from these nlcnlbelshipn us follons:
. all per cent. at the $1.00 class; 25 per
cent or the $2. 00 class, 40 per cent or
III. a;- 00 class, and 33 per cent. of
be $10. 00 class. Any contribution of
Ifumls, however, distinct from mem-
bezsbip dues are retained in full and
applied to nevessary expenses. .
'lllr local branch hale recently add . .
ed a Home Department to its gen ‘ “TONIGHT“ BASKET-BALD
(ml work. and in this department mo Blue Ribbons (champions Interstate
iiiliiidémf‘fiii Xih‘iIf"“"“°“” ”“9“” “”9““ WW” ‘“”-“3‘
or pl eter to do thé uorkea: "1:321: limlnarI. Dancing. Reserved 300?.
in: n LS These members are charged sale at Donnelly S
lwilh- making of general hospital sup-
plies: which would be used in time!
1 otneed, consisting among other things
loLpa-jamns, Ioperatingr shirts, both
.h'Ibts, 50x. etc. This- work and the
making of such supplies is heartilvl
ell-I ‘orsed by Ithe~ National Headqnnr-Il
Ci‘.s
The local chapter has succeeded 'in,
securing a large amount of hospital
supplies. which mm be greatly need Tells Why 0. Corn is 80- Painful-I». and
gays Culling Makes Them
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mobilization of troops and especially
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untrained ones, would result in a groatl
amount or illness, and accidental ”9‘3 5“ elem“: bum" “‘1“ N“
which would tax tbsI hospitals very tmm 3 contact With a ““3 Wh'e Wm?“
nreutly should they have to managetl‘lngs 1116 bell When your sheen. press
this. end of the work alone. against.» your corn it- pushes. its Sharp
Mimi”? bra-nob Of Red Grenade-11.0013 down: upon a. sensitive net-venom
Chapter has taken up to some exient.1 you get a shock of pain
Is that of the Educational Depart—1 Ifistéad of trimming Iour coma. _'
~l‘llellt This branch comprises classes; which merely makes them gram. lust
- in first aid home care of sick and lip-1.4%,. in“, any drugstore and ask for a
.quarter of. an: ounce of freozonc I’l‘his
ywlll oost- very little but is sufficient to "
not Illie local chapter have already
have received femininity: or t8llm‘fl in» from one ’3 feet. A few dropelap
Icienoyfromdfylat onil (that m 111,,an directly upon a,- tender, oehilig
.I-lIaslIlngton, D C' signed by Presl1°°m ships the sorenesu Homily: dild-
Irue activities of the Red Cross m noon Ithwam Shovels up 9'0 Itlftts
“that In case primed; every right. out. root and all, .wlthoo “luv
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