m“ SOUTH NORWALK its work and the helpless population
of Belgium and northern France has
3mm? golfigNEtgps been left to its late.
M.” _-__.., :-
ESTABLISH!) BY
- ‘ is. still carrying on its great
JAMES GOLDEN ,iitropic work. though Mr. Hoover, its
__ fl . 7 _7_. , .. ‘chairman. has undertak-T'n the task 0!
THURSDAY JUNE 21. 1917 Vlltlild‘llz'IPl his; the l‘ood'snpply of the
'sb—H-‘M 7-.-.-. 's ‘ l‘nitt-tl States. The conttitiSsion is
MINIATURE 111.111.5110 FOR WM, 11 '1» 1.1 1 , .
- lb"‘ 1,' 1e' 1:11 su marines.
_ TOMORROW . . 11.1 i, .,' ,
. ' 211.1111 tt'e a '11,‘s sn'tng 1: s11 '
.Htghadeizm a.m.;1:06 p.111. . ‘ _ . ‘ “""
.»lops. Still. it manages to buy; and
Sun rises 4:20; sets 7:30.
_ —, di.= liwllll‘tlt (lit 11; it loud 11111111111 the 110-
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- own and childi 11 (10111 stamina.
PHONE CALLS f
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
‘ Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’ s Res --_.dence—-218 9.
City Editor 5 Residence—141924 “curing 1111' work.
Business Manager's Residence— has; 121111111 up this
113-12.
fitt1l1v in
For
has assumed the responsibility of l'i»
.
prmidiug the necessary
tuhtls. the l'nitt-d States itscll'
The government
tusk as one of its
,t-sur duties. The money is not given
I
BUYING GOOD QUALITY
The family put(h21sillg agtnt
as many Aillf'l'lC‘dns would no doulit
prefer that it should he,
goes _
_ ed to llclgmm and France 37.500000
necessaries
:1 month to tho tormet and 5.1000000
Til'-‘l‘(‘ 75,000,001)
for the purpose, and there
lorth to buy lll'i' family
S'iie'fiuds that when» she, has delayed
to the latter.
for a month or ,
il\';1litlilit'
lie . _
wdl be more when that is used up.
. _ . Till? Mr.
in the interim . ,
\'1»r exp‘ituus, is not really enough
is
a purchase lllllilil)
two
100 large," the iti'tit-les have increas-
‘so this months hills won‘t
Iloo-
to
$l2,-'.»(10.ttott :1 month,
» ed in price so greatly
that she has lost out anyhow.
‘l'llltph' the proper ration. llut it pays
lie housewife is in '1 bad \1‘: , ,
T ‘ 1y 1111' all the toodstutfs that can be trans-
- v 'V‘ 11" h'il‘d to He her any ,
.1101 udd‘h b ‘ g. ‘ tmI't-L'd in the present sum» or the
condoning counsel. ilut here ts one
mums shipping. ’l‘hose Wtuhen and
10‘ worth ill‘l' earncs' coufidem- . ,
1 mt ' ‘ children will get enough to eat when
. .
“0‘“ “'11 net enough ships to carry the food
This is not :1 timt.» to buy unytluuii? ,
o them.
~-——-—»O—~—-—~.—-
ALIEN ENEMIES
The former cdittzr {11111 editorial writ-
With the accustomed
l
1rticles. going out .0! lilt‘ shops week
of poor quality.
‘by week, her only salvation is to buy
can er of the (‘let'vlaud \\'.'1et'lttt»r and An-
. ..tltc best in any lint» which site
This
"but ('llt'llI)
llossihlv al’i‘ord. is not :1 time. 11'lfs‘1‘l' Wile (illicit into custody the oth-
t’or instance, to hosiery 11 (1'11 and hill ht iht tethed until llll‘
'with the ioca that ":11 least it will “it" t'lhlr». \V‘ltt-u art't'etctl. he said
Hide. over one sumntt t. .\t.1xt summer lfl‘lllhlll’i t
“it may bcalmors I impossiblt to put any “1 am :1 subject of tlte Kais'i'. l
:1ll. ’lht- (lite thing for 01- have which t'tlitorials exlit't‘ssillu up-
to consider
hosiery at
1,“, buyer in choosing provul ol‘ tlit1 1.11.11i111ni11 sinking. 1 one
nlpl'chandjkn ,5 its wearing capacity. ho allegiance to the United Siatcs."
Ailiticial silk,
good as htttutai.
Ectrcumstunt-es may he suostituted for
That's not the 13'th
is good mm who profess-1s loyalty to the Stars and
tilt‘
editor ill
of
A than of his
l‘ot' inflamp. 111111 1,9 as \l'altltuan you .\‘ostit7.. the
sonic ' quosttoti.
(‘ottoti under has :11 least the virtues
i‘rault'nt'ss and honesty.
is infinitely preferable to one
‘lincu 01' for wool.
'point. it" the
soundly math». titty it. not highly :tttui- Stripes and iittisttin'i'adcs under
bad cloak of .\m-"—1i1':tu citizenship,
article
,tcratetl natural silks, always :1 While
jury, should this year 11.». 1'1-(used with»
Mitt-h betct'
itiaintainin: inut-t' allegiance to :1 for»
out question an honest ('itll‘. horn l-lllt)l'l‘;t| 11nd plottin"
‘ginghaut than :1 shoddy um, i t‘zttitist his 1'1lOptt1d (t)llllll".\ 11 would
llcmentbei in ninkinu ant' put'titttsc h" lmtllllltle if all the alien enemies
the 1111M. tun-o you
writatsoee-e , that iit A1111 l ica were so e- ls”) timinguml.
i
want to buy the same thing. its ttrico_“-l
jt‘ 'l‘lii:'
‘ thrown
and to «imply disposed of.
“111' probably 1“,,“ ,,,,.,.,.,,H.(, and man‘s incantation i'lt'ilielltllll)‘
a spotlight on tit-1 German-,-
The Wat-older
of
may have disappearetl front the mar
lint.
(lurtaihs,
on long as a pair ('\I'l‘ did before.
llut ask 110111" it new dew-tops that the
This pair of :-l11'tt1s.Of Mutton li-‘l'lls'lllld‘ WM and,
.
mm- 1“,“. m pm vou twne- .\ll?1“ll’.l"l has been one tlit1 most
1 . .
Iautt \111111'11'.1tt or all our hcit'spnpei'fi.
l
editor 1111-.
’Buy What you 11111-11.
self alwav‘s, "Will it wear?"
. ””””” O M
SUCCESSFUL LIVES
.I-Itlgli lllztt'lt
'S'Plllillttl‘y, (lt'li\’el‘ill" when
_ 1tlnnLaddl’033 at Oth‘lllll College last ‘tlSitlr‘ an“, m“ tl1'ct:tt.1titm
' week, attsw wet'cd the cry that it is
terrible waste of tht1 young,
idct' whom it has so consistently sup-
‘prll'tfll Prussia and attacked America
has, been itt this country :ll yours and
of 1' "it,“ 'l‘hoolotzimll,l1as net't-r taken out naturalization pa-
lll" “ll""lm‘m' pers. Moreover, hoastcppetk
or \\ .11',
".lliS plate was take 11 by another alien;
(‘tlIICHWlt How many more of (lies foreign-lau-
tmanhood of the country 1“ send ll ‘0 ,L'lltlflt‘ newspapers titttt have been so
' Europe to he shot down and cast “110,7.(‘tll0llx in antagonizing Atticricau in».
t .
. lilo void, Ilene-L: inn-'1. been i'un 11y aiicils. and
Many of these young: turn have mm.” ”n.3,. 0rd,.” mm, 1,0,1,“ 0,.
spent years of their life in education. Vicntta‘.’
1‘ t
preparing tot :1 life ka Mottev, timel —---——-——_~¢...._.._._ ,
and thong ht 11111-1» hettu spent in gettw ”Vim" Hhowl-“”0" in 0101‘" lltllmll‘l0
ing them ready to enter the world oi
action. After all this. to become a
'bi'er-tl disloyalty than the unincy ol‘
l‘ru1sian spies. (‘an we expect peoV
FAIR LITIGANTS
philttn- ‘
. . l
but is loun-
, and
1 in; et'ttdit
. shall smaller :1ud weukcr countries he
t SEEK ALIMONY AS
As a matter of fact, the commission
(Continued From Page One)
sued by her husband. 112111 Anderson.
An allona‘ '
11-:ttti1'u t\'lll 11-.» d by
X( llit Iii lid» .."
~11e1i .11 ; tiiwir .1111 i)' h» 1' li'LlS-,
level. Slum)‘ .‘1 item.
i‘vist'losttl‘t'
\l'i” t~ . 50111:],1 1p 1}”. following (11......3 land fair and w'stuier with a rapidly l
Malni ll. Tililil'ltt‘l' 1.»-. llimt' l1. Ran- iisi iii. tempt-1.1mm» is a saf e bet tor the 2
lull: ‘l 1:111-1 ts. 'i‘hatt'lit-r \‘s. Sarah E. {GYPSUM {0? today. l ’ . . O
R'1tti' .tl Sam-.11») c, 1_U,-1,,,-00,] \_.-_ TruX Right 05 the hat this morning the: 613' sale 0‘ Sllk
1111111 Smith 1'»: at: 111112.] 11, Thmm, committee. announced ttntllht'r home
Just» ’1‘. Dunbar: Arthur M t‘tmt ‘ruu in the form of a subscription oi,
ll 1e:‘»'t-dtttt hm» is 5111111111 in 11111111 11,1 \r rut-111:1.“ Realty company e1
at 'l‘ » l, \\.ll11r1i11\1»amnmt ,5- Dan)“ which was voted at indirectors'i
12.421: {1 1111-11.; The W. llutriit meeting yesterday afternoon with a,
1'1 1111,1111 \ s,.\liiini1» ,ll.
ll1»1t:"~ t‘. ‘s‘ltern‘ood \‘s. Jennie‘ 1‘. ‘11? New York Fund. Thin generousi -\ litilull‘t'tl lli't'lt\ tires-st" ill lith-
liitl'llt's 1-: :11; Stillman Brothers \5 action on the part 11! this Dregiessit 1 . ' ’ ' '
Samuel Zinuht-r; diary A. Pigttt 1'51, and patriotic corporation is a bust . 8 1"‘l‘“ Melt-111'. View (it' l'lill‘tt'
Franz Ktll‘ltlliitl> e1 111s: Frank Miller rail “Hither“ to follow ”1!" Mid 0f llll‘i ' ‘. .. . . .' , - 1
\‘s. (‘utiterihe A. Dalton: Percival C, ll.&'d., autTKallyékGit'e, "Et'en it" it 111 ‘1 inml W11”) “l in" lit-west
lleers \’.-'». ('t'i'us A. (‘ornem Alois 3095 hurt." col-it's.
Kohler 18'. 11111-11111 \‘t'. V2111 Scier et 11);.-
ltRPhPlsiliD matters
.'1 number of
will route :11
51011. in till.- (“t-15001
against the National Hut 1".o111pan}
three motions will be presented as fol-
lows rot '11-»11ptanc1» of report
tL-e_ short ('ztlelttim' He."
(onipt'otnise claims presented lty Ar-
nold 'l‘ut't'tei', for allowance of_ counsel
tees, authorizing reoeivtu' to pay cont-
ntittet» and expense»: in coitnectfzn
with hearings.
A 11111tlifit-a1itiu of judgment will he
askt'tl in the rust» of (‘harles A. Hum—
iltou against the llitlg1»t‘11»ld club,
c1-1i1'1'1ship matter. in the
shit) .»-11"‘ of Frank H. Weller el al. Vs
The Sit'aiiortl Lumber company, 1110-
111111 \till he 11111-11» for the payment of
1| r11-
s1»t'oud t'fil‘litll dividend. in the case Well 21ll0!l(l(-‘t'i, 1111:] while many of the
11' Augustus (l. lsiht: 111 :1) Vs. The team workers were compelled to finish
Sit-urns Lime company motion \\‘ill he
111111111 for permission for the rccehe"
to continue hunittess. in the case of is.
lleifiires' Shelton \‘s. The Shelton cout-
1111111 motion will ht» made for an or»
1l1-1' winding up the hfihit's oi.the com-
patty.
CONNECTICUT IS
LEADING THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES
(Continued from First Pogo.)
(‘t'i\'(‘(l.
\\'ftlt"‘litll1“_\ is settin: :1 incrrv put-11
or tht» (‘onnt-ctitnt titles having at
1t1utly 1'1-ported $212,0l2 111 its tillot-
nieut ot Stuttooo ltttrti‘trd is in sec—
ond plate. 12.-="'"j;,"f. of her allot-
“tent of #7311000 t‘lllt‘t'lvti. .\‘1»\\‘ HH'
V1111 teleurathotl 11 report lttst night
that she ltatd collect-lit fills"? 0t i111.l'
3130111111:tphthtinrimont .‘lilidgellol‘t
litis l‘x‘llllllt‘ d $51 3111. Stamford 3” 370
and \l at lit too it sin. 4811,
\\1rd w1s r»'»'»ttti\11l from Stamford
tlta1 until-1.11s ol‘ lllzlll} stores had
.1.rc1tl in the 1111114131 wages to the
lietl (‘ toss 111111] The late 8- Townc
tn: uittiutiuiittg (‘11 in 1111: asked for $5.-
(11111 r1 pltett that that was not tllOll"h
and hate S7, .1110.
§CREDIT '110 SMALL
AN D WEAK COUNTRIES
’(‘ohiinnod from first mum)
of the world :1 tutit. \l'c knmt
that tht1 various industries 01‘ Ge
its
lllllll,\' il1l\(‘ i.)(t'll lllOl'I“ tt'lti llltll‘P (‘Ull ‘
st. lidalcd into cooperating group: un
til \tt" hallv all (1111111111 industit hit:
united as an music produciuu and
llllilt'ti as :111 ()lthiliit lllntllltlhn not
(human banks and the organization
of the (ioriu'ln Government.
"0111- of the most. important and ef-
, [1 olive steps that the lintcnttt l‘owcrs‘
to so‘
this country
m'ganh'c our
can take to
facilities for so extend-
that never in tin: future
forced to depend upon 11 power so
dangerous to tlt »i1' t‘t'cedout.
".-'\lllerl(':l';-‘ opporttuniy in this
.L’l‘tlill time of
to render 11111'_\'
times illl'l sacrifice in
service iit her pom-1'
to those less unfortun'ii» and less
able than herself, to.t
way of those who come to hot with
their orders. to extend her economic.
and industrial tesoui'ccs as well as
he:- military powers to tlloso who
need and merit them.”
0,. t
soldier and to so ,0 the frottt——tlim pic to ht» patriotic when nearly
has seemed to some 11mph» to ho cutt-
1"lug all their chances for a care-'11 do».
cry point) they 1111111 goes into the-
pt t'it't‘is'. of the food speculators." ——
'l11l111io lllnde.
priving them of the chance to live ___~'_~_. __ i
‘ ' t 1 4‘
111183 of usefulues‘s1 '1111 stqc::;~1\ T1 (.- IEJURY SECURED i
1‘ ' 11' it'owit . ,
1'"- "'11“- " 1...: IN GlLLIGAN CASE .
pportunities that awaited them
diltbition, hope, ideals, have all'.
t -
Judge (it-cent» to. have entered upon
Lil-101i the record an Objection of the defend»
no case? Isn't the ideal of servicemnt to thr- quostious put by State's
ti lAttm'ucy Meorn to tulesutmt, in ,
$31101! the glttng 0f 01195 “m“ to “‘1 wltith he introduced homes. of. other
rightist cause that One finds: The is- l'tleuastd [it'lsm‘tf' who had been 111911-
t»; t he th‘ . .,, the big tioned in 1111 indictment, on the
ma so in ‘5 WM ‘ e. gtouutl that they prejudittd the de-
t ideals of the age. W by shouldn't l‘endaut‘s case. The matter was taken
e college man gm: his life to them l “:21“
13 battle field just as he would in:
g,_ (Continued from first page.)
‘ut, asks Dr is that i'ealli
consideration for the time be-
>118 Gilligan, upon hearing the jury
lost ltei composure and fa
e, on th farm in the class ““0““ 1
offlc e ' :1 time went, her daughter, Mary A1-
l
om, in the pulpit, in the NOW-95‘0” ,chei' comforting her as best site could.
orld or anywhere else? To givelWhen the counsel took up prelimin-
- .. tat-let: Mrs. Gilligan was quite com-'
to to make the timid safe {01 posed again.
curacy is to fulfill the purpose . HIS HARD LUCK
Ecli- hls [our years’ training A. wan [boy Whose record for de
1‘99 “k“!- (He has seized the one portment at school had always stood
pportuttlty of the day. The lilelat 100 came home one day recentlyi
his cause is not lost or wasted with his standing reduced to 98.
ply because its length is shorten- :What have you been doing,
. 'asked his doting mother.
thas'been lived gloriously. 0:38,”, (100182” “Wed the You“,
, . hopeful. 'Been doing lust as I have
" FEEDING BELGIUM been doing all along, only the teache
85 an lmnmlicn that: am 1“,“; ca ht M Ma
Commissttt Whilst-111m up it“ 2‘
my
u
DIV ORCES PEN D
to (it-11nd and 2111111 'y
. . large thoss; tllPl‘Ill’. meters for fear that I
1.: deter-av or foi'ttiosuie
t:iihert,1»1:tl .:
\1'hoid Turner
of
committee appointed to pass upon dis-
allowed claims. authorizing receiver to
1'1 «river-
‘acilltttto the:
‘ FUND E
GROWING
(Continues trout mat Pin-l
-;'i‘ht y think that they “ill bare to en-
the rapidly rising 1'1-d streak in the.
tune out hit that $25,000 int-tr}; at the‘
tic-p and spill all :d'e'r‘ everything. 21i
ti'ossed the $11,531» mark yesterday
BIG STOCKS, Bio 5.1 uses
$1,000 from the (R. 5- G. Corset Pom-l
similar amount to L1.» c'»outribt.111l to
Good Team Work. .
Every member of every team is
herd :11 Work today and 1'.»sul1'. 1’1-t
will surely enthuse and encourage
every worker are sure to be forth»
coming at the noon hour meeting to?
day. With the addition of new iigugpl‘
on the thert-mo1heters that will loom?
large in the grand total. It is not only1
the more wealthy citizens "that arei
doing their fair share, but the liberal
response of the store keeper, the wage
earners, and others of limited means;
who are contributing the dollar ltllls.?‘
which soon make flu» dollars, and the
live dollar bills that double into ten
titliurs at probably for greater 8 per-
sonal sacrifice than to the donors of
some of the larger amounts.
Yesterday’s Noon Hour Meeting.
Yesterday's Noon lluur meeting was.
$7.95
littt't-llit t‘loth.
est colors and latest models.
Regularly $15.00.
their reports “till one hand 11nd at-'
lt'llt'ltl to (1211 (‘01. illusse‘lls pork and
uppit- sauce. with the other, good re-1
suits were obtained in both directions.
.ludgc Gregory presided. lie then‘
asked Ret'. Father Michael J. Lynch
111' St. Joseph‘s to ztddross the meeting »
'1»n the needs ot‘ the Red Cross Wat"
dine Suits.
$12.98
Regular $20.00.
Fund. and Father Lynch surely did.’
it was 11 straight froth 1‘11- :«hottldcr
good patriotic American speech by of
patriotic American \1ho did not utince'
his words. but who used 11 1.111111: sized
Dresses at $10.00 each
Regularly $20.00 and $25.00.
Women’s llattdsme
Coals,Specialinricetl
\Vool \‘eltuti', t-te..
Women’s Suits
Beautiful Wool St-rgcs. l’oplim and Guitar-
$14.98
Regular $25.00.
\\.'111‘ .11221 d ,1
llllili'.‘1\ililt t.
‘i‘...1‘t't»zas.
V ‘
and (it-«trump».
hi) it“ tillti
Women’s Blouses
ii iiiltll “ltil 1‘1:11t pit tie collat-
use :11!» l i ht».
$198
Regularly $2.50.
trimmed st} ies
in the new-
(‘ttl‘t'et-t motlt
patch pockets
ltlI11-.('11l'lt.
\
Crepe tie Chine
'l‘ailott-tl model.
Women’s Artificial
Silk Sneaters
1!
$6.98 up
Blouses
and lace and
in tiliiie and ilesh.
$2.98
Worth $3.98.
( mhroitlcretl
s. ti'itlt sailor collars. sttslt and.
(‘ttlars rose, green. peacock
.1101 118 in plcuti'lpgz ((1 man’ s sized task
.ihttt coutrou’ls the 1111111 and women
‘who 1111th stuntl behind the men how
hind the guns. Frequent applause
marked (in telling sentences, and at
loosing elttt-r gt'mtttl 111‘s closing r11 '
marks. t
The team captains wort» called upon 1
to nit-1» their reports and the an-'
homicement of 1..ch sum was applaud-3
ed The sum total rm the 111111 day,
,was most encouraging. and When 11d-
tied to tho #8000 must cg got the night
berm-.1» it brought the amount to date
to $118.13, or cumin: \ery close to
the 11.11111...»- mttik ol‘ \‘oi'walk s allot-
iu lit-until'ul stripe. cil’et-ts.
$3.98
Regularly $6.98.
Silk Skirts
Fine ttuztlity Silk Skirts, high-grade models.
3!. M
N111 and elit
pot ltcts tttttl 1'11
mom. Today a similar pl‘OlZl am has
been arranged and the new figures on
the tlicrutomottrs are 1111\i0usl,\".1w-ait
11d which show; the gt'oniug iu‘rti'esl
in the campaign.
Eloquent Speakers at the Theatres.
A most important pat't of the work
and one that in netting big results is
being done in the Regent anti Palace
theatres. l-‘luslics are made on the total well ubtwe the million mark.
“il‘t‘t'llh‘ frequently and Yllf‘ Hpt‘et‘lmfit on Boston Common, in the shadowi
:lty representative then of Norwalk at or 11 mammoth red em»: 14, an open cath-
ict'try porlormtmoe are most outhus- puitzu tor funds is under way. Today
medically received. ..Iulia. Arthur, the actress, solicited;
Th9 fiDt‘Ilkt‘l‘fl M ”10 Palace l'i‘SU‘I- ,sulisci'iptions and tonimrow the mem-
day were Rev. t\‘. G. Grillin. 11nd 1711111111 horn of the lloston National Baseball
.F‘ Tammany. Todav ‘Rev Ht'nir club will assist in the 111.0111
1". Anderson of Rowayton and Attorv tlos which hate rcat'h’Ffi ti'r meetded
NIH") Joseph Linvwcllcr “ill “hook in their upportionfil’cnts are: New Red i
the. attornuom uttd R11\.Fretlt11'-ick A lot',d Dalton. Lenox and Mulden, Mass.‘
(‘oleman and 'Rev. John Staph-ton in llaubury, Conn. ' ‘
the evening. Tomorrow Judge Liglttfi The Team captains.
and Rev. Dr. StanlolOu will speak in: Mrs. George lietts hcair;1n11u Mrs.
the afternoon and Rev. Mr. (‘olcttittu W C Batir, Mis Robert Van llureit,
ihg response by the. people, in this
city alone more titan $1,000,000 has
been raised. llugc clocks that record
local contributions this morning
fsln \1 ed Ski-3,. ‘11) in hand but the cum
paiun hettd quarters announced that
otlter‘gifts by Etn'porations und in-
dividuals and not listed would put the
t
t
i
l
and i'icv. :Mr. Thompson in tho t'i‘i'n- ; Mrs. llarrimun. Mrs. H. S. lloutoufi
ing. llr. Stupi'éton who has the work , Mtg l) \lcNetton, Mrs Frederiqk
01 'tiiovidtns sneakers down town Quintard. Mrs Clarence Osborn, Mrs.
,sttttes that tht» peoplr.1 teapomi in even Henry W. Gregor-L, Mrs: E. A1 \\'00d-;
:11 more hemty manner with applausetwm'd i
to the Red Cross appeals than they serving the Noonday Dinners. i
did when asked to make loans to the» The tctuns :11 the Assembly Hall tll'e:
ll iberll’l .Onn. limiter tht» ioiut direction of Mrs. Den-t
l At the “loge-tit (111‘ same gratifying Iglm‘ and Mrs. Belts. The teams are'
results hatt- been obtained. \ assigned each day to set v11 4he din- i
BOSTON, June 21 ~Reports' today» hots to the men 11 orKets at the daily
lfrom all sections of (New England lhoon bout conferences in the town as’ ‘1
,showed that the campaign to raise $7, jsembly hall. Those, in charge on
$00,000 1‘01 the Red Cross War Relief. '1 1111:1111} weie Mrs Gregory and Pitts"
Fund was being: pushed with vigor \un Hill‘m and among those ussit-.
and enthusiasm, with a most gtutify- tng wore MiSS (‘lttru Cousins, Mrs.
--—-~— Walter Hitchcock, Miss Hanna, Mle
lOIit'e Jackson, '.\fi~s Dwight keep, Mrs:
iMcCuuslttnd, Mrs. John Sawyer, .Vtr8.
i’l‘ucker. Mrs. 'Bickert Mrs.
Miss Met“.ausland. Miss \lu‘t'tha Prowl-
;itt Miss Helen Piowitt. Mrs. Emma
Young Miss Helen Coleman
, Yesterday those in charge were Mrs.
by .
(Ruth. Mrs. 1.3711382 Mrs. Harry»
Smith, )1“ ..s James A. Ztleek,1\118.'l11ed
“Ham, Mrs D. H. Baldwin, Mrs. Cites»
'ter Benedict, Miss Mabel Thatcher
Mrs. McNamara, Mrs. Lester Hyatt.
Mrs. ’Dunlel Toomey. Mrs. Joseph Mc-
ltllt'oy, Mrs. Irving Wilmot'. Mrs, Howls
- Adams, ‘Mrs. William H. Eyington.
Mrs. E. B. Gulttther. Mrs. George
Ernst. Mrs. Frank Presliy, Mrs. Fred
'Wessels.’ MEE Gertrude . Dtefendorf.
Miss Mai Curtis.
..JI‘oday Mrs. Quintttrd and Mrs.
Woodward are in charge with Miss
Cox, Miss Coleman, Miss Lina Couch,
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H. Mouton-son, 'Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs.
S. G. Adams, Mrs. P. Andreu‘s, Mrs.
liftiesbrey, 'Mrs. Wessells, Mrs. Wood-
‘3 Ward, Mrs. Bagley’, Mrs. W. W. Got!
trey, ‘Mrs. Robert Thomson, Mrs. Van
.;'Coeverlng, Mrs. Willis. :Woodward.
. 1Mr’s. Russell Frost Mrs. Louise Woo‘d't
ward, Miss Mildred Allen. Mrs. ‘Calvln
Barton. Miss Lodlce Weld.
The Women In the can.
Right here tit. seems. only just to
ter 0: the American Redo Cross are old-
in: in oven . or t 1 theme
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Osborne and Mrs. 'McNettou, assisted,
Mrs? Donahue, Mrs Murray, Mrs.
" Mrs. Joiiii Cachran, Mrs. 'B‘ttru'ell, Mrs. ' '
»’ shrancls; Mrs.Grli‘ton. Mrs. Hatch: ms. i
‘ mention. the names of the good women lien
who as members of the Norwalll Chap». Munro assistant tre-asurei' Miss Mary'
tKizby Jennings. secretary; Miss Ma
‘ecutlve Committee oiw the American ,
Women’s Shetland
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can Museum oi Sat
111111 active "work
‘ation of “the ,pflhlie
Connecticut Company is pleased
Ito advise its patrons that it has
been awarded a medal by the Ameri-
ot electric railways oi the UnitedStates
at which the mummy is a reproduc-
rl‘ltis is, gratilyiug as a recognition
in 11112111111111 to attord-tltc. sates! ser-
_»\tice possible. We solicit the cit-oper-
ltiglt record may he maintained,
ety in a competition
at all its enmloyes
in order that this
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Their headquarters'at 66 Wall street
are tun of business, and a large at-
tendanoe may 'be found working indus-
triously every day.
The Exocutlve Committee.
George F. Betta. vice-chairman; Mrs.
i'y P.‘ Price; treasurer; Mrs. Walter;
ry
Rider, assistant secretary.
by futgtrthiiting‘,nttgss 1'1-tug,”
Mrs. 1F.L'1Dengter, chairman; Mrs. ‘
that is to hand over some cold east;
to a hard up college. i
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