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' i “Do prVICh—Esvtmus-Giving
. Early” Is the New Slogan
. a of the Workers
“Do your Christmas giving early"
is the slogan oi lied Cross workers
l.in ibis-div who already are busy
COAL assembling and parking Christmas
t . ' cuts inr- oursoldters and sailors. The
~. :work has Just been started sad in
That's A" order that it may not he": to stop
ior lack oi suitable slits the chapter
is appealing (or iunds with whit-h to
purchase them, or for direct contri-
ibutions oi articles such as are tie-t
-sertbed in a pamphlet prepared byi
tbbc Red Cross. lt but been MoldedI
* y the national headquarters oi the;
“W“SM ‘ltedCrossnottouaethe wsr iund'
! to Christmas packages, but to;
liaise special funds ior that purpose.
The slits are to go iorward to.
«American soldiers and sailbrs over-'
seas lend those in cantonments or!
inboardsbiphereln neat peohstseon-i
tailed tin kbski handkerchtsib and?
tied with red ribbon.
Although Christmas is -spprosimate-‘
iy two months oil, the chapter will
need every minute oi the interval to'
get its Christmas packets in readi-
ness. .'l'he packages will have to be
shipped as iast as they are made ior
it has been announced that at least
a supply of 500.000 must be in the
Red (“roan warehouse in New York
by Nov. 1. in order to get gifts on’
time to our soldiers and sailors
abmad. .
The nstiomtl headquarters of the‘
Red Cross plans to provide a (‘hrisi-'
mas package for every man in sen.
vice. i
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N. 1st
Tbodty stone cruiser has been
» edlto New Canaan avenue, and
. indie m, where meterlal tor
.. .mirawlllbeturnodofl.
o
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l‘ralk Reinhardt is reported as be-
“ improved. utter an illness which
mined him to his home in Summer
u t. providing Christmas cheer for our sold
diers as a patriotic service. in which
:every one should be. interested. it is
appealmg to lbw entire community to
help in this undertaking.
The Chrtrtmns packages will con-
tain a varied assortment 9! articles,
including pocket lmlws. neckties.
mouth organs, games. hard candies,
salted nuts. mechanical pussies etc.
Among the puzzles is one which is
bound to prove popular with the sol-I
diers. it is called "Ketch the
Kaiser."
" “The Red Cross will do all it can
. to provide a happy Christmas for the
vmen atmt-n at the csntonments and
'men at the t-anionmt-nts and arrny
[mats and tor the Amrrican fighting
~FRIDAV LUNOHEON DAY
n! the Country Club.
”loch Council. No. 4, Order at United
America ‘Iiechanics. will meet tomes 1
now am to discuss plans tor the
lull‘afl winter.
~l‘y Innings lodge. Shepherds
d Michalhir 7th to 10th. Red
Inn’s Hall, South Norwalk.
Town Clerk Herbert it. smith yes
tardayuissasd notice to town treasurers me. now abroad," said the chairman; (“Mend
dpolltieal 'psrties that they must of the (“Inter s Pi . I '
. , "t wi pay .‘rtnta ans on a: .flue‘ m 4
mam” of their "pl nditures for very large scale. (‘hrtstmns trees. will ’ an. a“ m
00 spednl‘eleetln oi Tuesdav. j be erected in every cantonrueut and
. army post in the country. Arrange-
.menls have been mad.- for various
kinds oi eniertalnmt-nt including mo
-:ATTEhi;TitE FAIR
at thfiew Community all, East Nor-
wsnt. Entertainment a ll dancing ev- lion nit-mm. choral flimrimt- and.
. pageants. .
m mm“ this '"k' "Red Cross representatives ltn- l
timed at the cantonmonis will supmn‘
Mal cases 0! Norwalk interest
In adedulod for trial in the Court ol
0m Pleas today. That of John if
m against Hownrd 8. Bell will
vise the distribution at tiu- Christmas:I
Nickel» and personally rim to it that,
not one soldier is overlooked. But}
the lied Cross needs iunds ior this
purpose. The war relief nerds abroad;
am so pressing that not one pennyj
oi the money in the Red Cross war.
fund can be diverted sior :tny othet‘i
purpose. For that reason we must}
providd Christmas packagw out oil
one before a jury oi which Michnel .l '
Iiorhn sud Daniel i-‘. Tourney are
net-bus.
GRAND BALL ‘iunds specially raised ior lhnt put-i
AM 3|". 331- “V“n NOV- ltlth, 3‘ pose. Contributions should be sent;
8 p. I. Music by Svcc orchestra. Ad- in at once."
KEEPING GERMS OUT 0‘ MILK.
The milk is pure enough as it
tomes tmm lht' cow. Why not con-
nl Liberty. will meet tonight, and bi", tine our attention to the sole con-,;
“de'rmhf buflnegg there will be‘ Vt-yanu' oi tln- milk irom the cow,
llifl‘lflll m a donation party. Final to the consumer? Thvre is where the;
. whole trouble lies. The typhoid
utmost-M1110 second “mi-laws are not in the milk as iti
all ham diIPiIV will be “15“!”- M‘ 3 comes irom the row. but shin ac-I
m .1 Inked to be present. teens to the milk at some point utter?
git has lcit the cow. Let the imple-'
. _' merits be sterilized by using boiling}
m to v" conditions. Mrs. 12:11. water. Insist that everything around!
M'- W 0‘ Bidgefleld, '1“ . 1 the dairy plant be scrupulously clenni
h Ind-tan and flower shall. in“. un sanitary. including the mllkers. asa
will be pleased to have any one cell” well as the wagons. the cars used tni
II or mm m‘ the next. conVeying the milk to the homes oi’
ithe consumers; for typhoid serum?
in ”I I“ I” '3' beautiful “'9“? which have gained seen to the eov-i
d Inc's.
danis- 26 cents.
Btu-er Council. N334, Daughters
‘erlngs oi the bottles when the milk
lwas being delivered in milk routes.‘
m Waebbuls was crested tn’The unionization oi the milk will;
'not prevent such experiences.
flew YOfl- 09““ 8- 3° mm to, in all of this discussion about milk
mm” 9' W W Wk. as an article oi food we tlnd a iar
15,1“, you”, and given a hearted call to the simple lite.
. - ' man“ Milk. unlike almost every other ur-
”a" "m Vs“; “mm and icle of food, contains nothing that
h m with th . " 'eutalls extra work upon the kidneys
has. till- m- ""0 ,"land um. All the ingredients or milk
"militiamen msunieonmbntc to the upbniiding oi the
'qum November 11.’
mourned
isystem. and this is the only article
Ithat is one handredoer cent. iood.
i—Dfl. W. H. VI“, in The Christian
Herald.
Anna M One at
7W fl mars-tron.
(ine- oi the Mt tflmhn 0:
present «situation
,nume.
competent. big-braised. moist,
icariess under tire or in the worst
Mgrompronpttoactintbeefl
ciency of her own knowledge and.
withal. a true woman. endowad with
character and grace that quality» her
to meet the best mentally snipped
men and women on earth. write
flultus Cbssabers in like my:
Eagle.
Florence Nightingale ionndod "the
Order oi Nurschood." but trained
nurses are an Amer can oration. We
taught Europe the diluent-e between
the amateur nurse. however, sympo-
thetic and the expert director at a
sick room or hospital ward. ‘V
The trained nurse is an adapting
oi democracy. ‘
The European sristrocrat could not
realise the! n skilled nurse stats.
the same plane with the physician—
women in [runes-M Enchnd able
to employ her was that the trained
nurse we: merely a superior order oi
servant.
Even a servant may be loved. but
her status is unchanged. But in Am-
erica this snobbtshness never ex-
titted. Her authority in the absence
oi the ministering physician is rec-ox:
is the trained
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n'sed as absolute. As she sits at
the bedside oi a suffering plutomnt
is his equal.
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RATES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—-increase
in mileage rates in Row W
iron 2 1-4 to 2 1-2 cents a mile was
Commission today by the Boston and
Albany. Boston and liaise, Central oi
Vermont. and Rutland Railways.
O'Cedar mops. Wizard mops, dust-
or oi as president oi a republic. she-floss mops, duatlssa dust cloths. can
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’pet heaters, carpet sweepers—curtain
stretches, O'Cedar Polish. Mould
{ Veneer, Dustbane, etc.
sputum
The choir; regards the task otzssked of the Interstate mm ’ 'm “. lo. .M
insomnia-procure;
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~ Blouses
A new ml wis-tlstcdiisc oi gesrgctlr. crepedc-
cIiae and lingerie blouses ‘
Siiit Underwear
Vestllsouers and Camisoles oiltsllaa Silk daiatily
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Galorthlsinbtrsst
Mahogany Novelties,
_A New and Varied Stock Com-
The Little Shop
South lot-walk
prising Many Articles Thatlare
ideal for Presents and Prizes.
See the Display in the Windolr
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