Rune :15: NEEDS U"
MORE Kmmnocoons
so great is the iJ““:-"‘r‘.‘ demand up
on ill!‘ 1de (‘rms Ior knitted articles
, for men in cantonments end about!
=Arrerican warth'pa that th’ Norvalk
Chapter and all other chapters in the
‘state have been asked by Ethan Al-
:len manager of the Atlantic Divi-
talon, to speed up work on "eaten.
l wrmlets, purifiers. helmets, and
‘ : . .l .' IOCRE.‘
i. O l A_ report of the Bureau of Military
‘ l itellef of the Atlantic Division. which
_ . accompanied the appeal from Mr. Al-
Thai’s ”All
Harris 81 Cans
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lien. showed that in three days r0-
tquesta for 408,000 knitted articles
'were received from cantonments,
I ions. and embarkation camps in New
_ iYork. New Jersey. and Connecticut.
With practically every requisition
for sweaters and other knitted ar-
ticles, it is said. comes the request
that the garments be delivered at
C. Wt”! 86'”! 'he camps before Christmas. Just .
1:is fast as theae articles can be ob-
[tained they are being forwarded 40
T11. 71: -Red Cross warehouses at the camps
land distributed to the men under
army regulations, which, require that
they be accounted for on inspection
days the same as equipment provided
by the War Department.
From three camps in the. Atlantic‘
division requisitions tor a total of
$00,000 knitted articles were received.
Another camp aske dfor 108,000 ar-
t’cles.
The output of the volunteer Red
, (‘rosa workers- no longer keeps pace
There will be a special meeting of with the need for knitted garments.
- Trinity Men's Club in the club room. angst“! Re?! ”055 in ”d" :10 "’9th
. . .so ers an so ors with espatc ,
this evrning at 8 oeiock. ; has had to ”whose sweaters in the
The Second Company 0! Norwalk. market.
C. H. 6.. drilled last nighl in the ar- The national headquarters of the!
morv. Captain Charles 8- Milne was, Red Cross, after purchasing 550000
in command. ‘ svt'eaters. alloted 00.000 of thin num-
An important meeting of local No. her to the Atlantic division. This
146, Carpenters Union will be held to- supply has been exhausted.
Eight, in the meeting rooms, in the The knitted garments the Red
Gazette building. .tlross provides nrn distributed anions
—Thnnlugi|lin8 nizht. basketball. soldiers and sailors Without a penny
. of cost to those receiving them. This
NOTW‘H‘ "' Celtics. Dancing in the in applies to all kinds of materials, both
tervals. Redd seats. Ddson's, N0?” the articles manufactured. in Red
.DOnnelly'a. Soh‘or. Music by Svecs Cross workrooms and those purchas-
Mhema' N :pdl’i'trirttugctme’gkfébiov 20 the report
cin'fi‘"ii.'.iéfli‘i‘fifii‘imiom‘i?“if 3i ”,2 ”1" o "ggi‘afl 73”“, dpgarhtmm“
a 0 c ',‘ ' ' ' s ows. oti.. 2 ntto sen. e c eon-
C.. will be held tonight m the Canal: tnining a sweater. muffler, or a hel-
Ciili’, in West avenue. A“ mem met, wristlcta and socks, Were sent
.are requested to be present. ' out 10 camps and Warships, in .8;
V A rcglar 'Weekly meeting 01 “(’1' period of six weeks prior to that time;
come Stranger Lodge, NO- 264' 30M 0‘ 67.517 sweaters. 50,885 helmets and:
St. George, will be held tonight in 1h“ mufflern. 40,775 pairs of wrlstiets. and!
lodge rooms in Main street. All menu 32.321 pairs of socks were supplied.
burs fire rednefilfi‘d ‘0 “9 present. 3 making in total since Sept. 10. 1917. oi.
——THE MASQUERADE ;359.016 knitted articles.
that's different lat. c0” (3,“, 0. ball In a statement to the chairman of,
extraordinary Thanksgiving EVE. ar- the local chapter. Mr' Allen said, In!
' mory. Adm. 50c. your friend's “10““;
25c . . ihghtinu men is vervn int lormnt and
\i b s of Pride of Coilit Narruli' wiry necessary. The fin Cross enn-é
. - 9m f‘" 801 Companionfi oi the For~ not overcmphnslze the importance of
(,ircle..\0. . trniklil in Red Men's it. In view of the present demand it
est, “iii meet ‘ ' rtant bu‘u- is advisable that chapters do every-'
Hall. in Main "n”; l‘mDSd a social thing possible to stimulate interest in
ness will lw llanwim a knitting. Let the women who are]
time Will be "MO-"Mb ‘il hold its knitting for the Red Cross know tnhnég
Phir Chapter. N0» ‘12- w: . . if their work were to stop the r 1
regular meeting tomorrow evenlinf. (‘rnsa would be hard but to it to pro-l
and all membersj 1:1“? vfffiilim‘l; ‘3 vent widespread suffering and dis-l
‘bring r glass 0 c y ‘ it?” this wmter." .
give to‘ the soldiers
_ . I
rt.
T‘The knitting of articles for our,
from Nnrwalk.
who are now in the camps. ’
‘ -8TEP TO THE PHONE i APPEAL.
GENEROU8 RESPONSE TO K. OF C.
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i . Bonds oi the Second Liberty
e
.Ihe Reinaoffinsiness
Twenty-six thousand cities, towns and hamlets are liter-
ally within the grasp of every user of Western Um Service.
Fiity thousand employees and more than one and one-
halt million miles of wire enable you. to guide your «lot
men anywhere on the road—to halite“ deliveries—to
know instantly the progress of every sale.
The greater the emergency, the more yonmdepsnden
Phone 113-3
RAYMOND BRO'i‘HERiS
131 Washington SI.
»Ju-st Arrived
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United States Government
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Loan of 1917' are on Hand for
Delivery to subscribers 1th
' Have Paid in Full. ‘ '
rat PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
nnd 'arrnnzo 10 1‘3"" your dinner; The committee in charge of the K'i
served at the Country Club Thursday of C War Fund campaign, are m‘ore'
£5
American style.
Home“
N. . DISESA. Um
i
sale depostto’ 17 for your savmgs’ .
night. .. Tthan pleased to learn of the generous
Among the mi‘mbt‘W 0‘ lh" (“filial response that has been made to their
Committee for the. third year- 0‘ the appeal for. funds. Everywhere the
. ‘ .11.
War Childrens Relief rund. WW. workers have been courteously rc-
of the manag
thi°¥g£g§f§§£hflha has just opceived and the residents of the city
89 r . '
,7 ~ . iotel Ma: have given very freely to them.
had headquarf’érs at the l . ' .2.
gestic, New York. are-two W“‘”‘“°“”x One will be pleased to learn that the
people of lhl5.9°°'-‘°““Pfince HMWIK. of C. have already built at the
' '11 lived in
gmumfiffin‘g figgtg‘gn‘i.‘gm. mn- camps 69 buildings at a cost of $8000.
fee
or oil \‘orwalk- Miss Pinnco ' is al‘ench. equipped with heaters, costing
n'oman.“ rare ability. She is the We", $14,600; benches, $13,000: Fire ex“,
rotary or the State Federatgxtd ‘i’iltinmlishers $1,100, tables $15,000
women's Club-iizércgggelcgéfixhl Norichail'fi. $16,500; secretaries furniture“
walk is very fortunate in having her.etc., $14,000: supplies, 314.000. Then'
at the head oi its public library '1‘th there is the expense of maintaining;
' is now hard at work 8"" 160 secretaries and chaplains. etc.
tins Chllfilmas “he” to be sent to Your contributions will‘help.
, . nrou it its ef-
ffflfr‘i'fipuivfiu'cotifidrez's R5191 Fund All the workers will meet this even-
10'. ing to repOrt. lo the chairman at 8
ived 317 000 in cash and over 3
igfiewmm of. new clothing last season. ,o'clock in .K. of C. ball,
This year, owing to the submarinel
organization
Shoes tor-Thanksgiving llay‘
The veryilaiesimodeis for men, women
and children, for all occasion
Satisfactory Stockings
0i silk, lisle. or high grade cotton 31‘
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
s: Wuhington 3m. Bomb Norwnlk.
but, —i
menace, it. cannot send clothing, ,
its omcers hope to gather $29,000 for
ASK FOR and GET
2Ho<rlick’s
The Original - ‘
‘ Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Sane Price.
the war children's Christmasr—Stnm.
ford Advocate.
“3A8 ET BA L L
Thanksgiving nigh. Norwalk vs. C'el
tics, dancing—rec'd seats at Dngon s,
Nor. Donneliy's, ‘80. Norwalk. Music
'by Svec's orchestra,
‘l
, sWar :Tax
' smps 3'3 'For Thanksgiving Day:
o..B.J'ACK50N ‘
OP‘I'OMETBIS'I ' '
,0 Wall Strut. Norms
. «xnvp'rox mums—Folding am in Gold on
Shell Shut-On and Other Mounting
, «urination oi the eyes. W m
com Wyfinfivmm
m
A.
' on m amm- will be Turkey as“ Usual. :
W: Our ~. 1
§ .. 1' SHOES 3
365‘ Mrs 1
, We have a supply for your 4.
' ; " mom Walk]
Add“. "
Children Cheerfully ' Flint.“
mum (-0-) “rm”
1w by Modern, " . ”W -
‘ him“ "mm" Auntie Ohioe Treatment
V
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m for Very gm '1 I” m
lost Dental wm. W
posit of idle money.
deposit here.
Tel.
1 Dunn PM '
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CENTRAL HOTEL
meficmum Mammal:
band-gas. mwmgmammrm
155$
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WWWtandmongnnmialmm
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Unqnutioned security is “fouled by this Bank for the do.
You combine both safety and liberal inter-cot when you
The City NationalBank
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hull tulle Best and Cost:
but Little More Than tin
Cheapest.
m sum [£01037
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rum bloom“
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;ustonpn Midland.“
muchfisyl. Woelsohyo
SUGAR BI!!! and dorm
”Mummers-regular
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‘ Olicrs Post Graduate
Courses ior those
ior special or higher
positions. ,
“up was “-
Merrill Business
College i
South Norwalk .5 2
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who wish to willy “
Special Values
It.
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mice.
mu.”-
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pp First. and it has had
title. and [in out-
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AlummumWare
59¢ Demonstration at Onir Store
Gowns CO.
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The BRENNAN son
42 80. Monroe.
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(Greedy Boulevard)
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COOKED we own:
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SHORE DINNERS AND All]
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