ssoonu CAMPAIGN F0! THE RED cubes resonance no. Page One; chapters in the Atlantic division. whifiemhraeesthufitateaofofllew Tort. New Jersey and Connecticut. are being made under the direction of Ir. Dalil who is viccpresideut of the Chase National Bank at New York ci ,t'. ll'hrottgh the action )of the War Council the campaign for the second 01.00.000.000 War hand will start now proximately eleven mombs after the hut $100,000.00!) War Fund drive. no first campaign was launched June is. Ive weeks after President Wilson appointed the War Council. headed by Henry 1’. Davidson. At the outset of its activities the War Council new loll pun) run aim] s to posts on only to uphold the morale and con- serve the strength of our army and navy but also to care for the help less civilian slider-era in Europe. The public Immediately responded to the appeal subscribing more than $100,000,000. interest slim to the .oontributions brought the total fund .to ”06.000361. appropriated for Red Cross activities Elli)j News at home and abroad. in addition. 817,000.12! was refunded to chapters for supplies and local relief work. leaving a remainder of 010,871,217 now available for appropriations. For , the benefit of France alone the Am- :crican Red Crots has expended more Of this amount 071,711,010 has been l! Strawberries have arrived in therthw ’30'000'000' hut masteta and are retailing at (any cents a bus. The Whatsocver Circle Daughters will meet with lira. lioore d Chestnut street. Tuesday at 2:80. At the time of its first War Fund campaign the, membership of the Red 'Cross was little more than 600.000. Today. as a result of the membership King’s campaign during the week preceding Christ-mas the Red Cross has ap- ' proximately 23,000,000 members, not lincluding the membership in its lunv ;ior department. a collateral branch of A lot 04 “Dav, house m are the parent organisation which has en-f heing closed at the N. 3. 3y... Co.'s' m'led a large percentage of the school store at great reductions for union accuses. On every dress you will~ save a couldeulle film. children of the United States. .A IILLION INSURED. At the close of Wednesday. Feb- ruary 13. over 1.000.000 soldiers and sailors and Army and Navy nurses to nerve in m um [um mm‘wfioymnt mums sanction of the. mom 8M. gov- under the soldier and sailor insurance meat w! lane Hespitd 4. ct “"- The want of insurance ap- W. m "lcb m'ed s. pilot! for 1! more than (3.000.000.0004 m flay 1". “17. fl...“ Charles 1'. Peach. of Waterbury. will address a meeting of Danbury so- cialists and soaallstlo sympathiaero “WW Dev'rimem- in Concordia hall this evening at elm o'clock. Mr. Peach in a turner Noi- wnllt man and was socialist candidate for governor in 1010. F. ard DeKlyn; of Dsnbury, grand‘ prin Falconductor. of work. Grand council of Connecticut. ii. and 8. M.. was in Hartford Thursday night and inspected Woloott council. in class I! eighty candidates received the de- gree. Following the meeting a smok- a' was held during which a concert was giv- by the Sphinx temple band, of Hartford. Relatives of 'Private Frederick W. lake, of to aviation section, U. S. flgnal Corps, have received word of his safe arrival in fiance. This was oomethflg of a surprise as they hail espected he would not go over for some, time. He enlisted last Decem- ber and was sent to Kelly 'F'teld, San htonlo, Texas. From there he west 00 Waco and then back to long in land. where he was stationed prior to going across. Private lake is a popular member of the Jr. 0. U. A. I, the United Hatters and the Gen mautown Hose Company—Denim” ' Newt. ' l Brigadier General James a. man, hrmerly of this city, is now in com- mand of Fort Sam Houston. Texas. - and the First in'lgade of the Fifteenth avalry Division of the regular am; 1 delegation of thelocal councils i like nights «Col-howl! at- momopenme-flls 0‘ 9‘ 3" vadoreouncn, crummy”- vmso‘held in that-em mm up.“ by Maior William Flynn. 0”" a the macaw K“ 0' when in thestate. Major!!!“ ”addressedthelocanOIC-wu’ amasnvmmsm l M ' ' ' Planaarealsounderway forths or- igmdsationofaieagueamongths ’- valfralningstations. rs llamafi' l .by the President. until April 12, 1918. a-inaftsrafcwdays'iiinsas. ’ LET THE CHILDREN’S FEET GROW PROPERLY t ,1'he maximum permitted to any per- ; son is 010,000 and the average applied j for is 88.212. There are many appli- cations rnailed from district points which have not yet reached the The above fig- ures are only of applications that have] been actually received and granted. , The amount of (Government insur- ance in force is more than three times 'as much as the total ordinary life in surance in forer- wtth any life insnm once company in the world. ' l The splendid result which givea- [bl more than a million of the soldiers: and sailors of our country the bene- iits of this insurance. which Secretary :McAdoo has justly described as the’ (NEWER BOYS WELCOME‘RICORDS (Continued from first PIG). They have arrived at last. after long days of post one. delay. and af- ter conference with the chaplain of the. regimen. Father Corr. and the Knights of Columbus priest. Father Gallaher, l have presented them to the building in which i am working, num~ her 113 of the Y. l. C. At The rea- son for this in large measure. the splendid spirit wihch man‘fested itself in the K. of C. lodge in sending them tometobedisposedofastheneed might suggest. We are the social headquarters of the 113th and lllth Infantry. New Jersey troops, and Fatb- er Corr. one of the finest men l have ever met is the chaplain of the bat- talion. which these regiments form. Over forty-eight per cent. of the bat- talion is Roman Catholic, and come to us as the Knights of Columbus is too, far away. Appreciating your wish lhst the records should be where they were most lacked or most needed. I am happyto give this evidence that while our motto and your wish is met, the chap in need helped regard- less of crwd or our creed. a large; montage of thus helped are receiv- ing this kindness from men of their own faith. i wish you could have seen the mcn when l told them of your kindness and presented the records. We had services on that night and fully 1,600 men were in the building. I read your yetter to them and they- save three cheers that positively shook the rafters. Then a sergeant; arose and made a vote of thanks to the donors of the records. with r‘ uncut to me to forward the same to you. i ' CLEAN-UP House Dresses 'lbsyalursduesdonacoouutodbrohsnsissassurtmsats. lvsrsomanydilcuutmodsls in pandas, chambrsyu, Mote. fisgnlarflflandulo values. par 79c lash dress oosts substantiallymorstoduplisatetoday. Womenwboarehssuwlllbuynowstanadvsntsgs. Ithe excellence of the music has been lthinhuhuldred unmet» their feet to second the motion. old when i gave them a chance to vote on it: they thundered. i wish you could have heard them. Then a thing happened. which hasn't happened be- fore since i came. 1 had a man in the Victrola booth. which by the way. is a shelf let dolm from the ceiling. and reached by climbing up nearest upright. and he played two or three of the records while that crowd war as quiet as a church. Tiny applaud- ed Iain and again at the close, and numbers of them told me afterwards to make it strong when i wrote you” and the other donors. Truly, Mr. Ward. 1 can hardly tell yuo how I appreciated this gift for our boys. Since they came. the We train has not been idle a mintue. and reflected in the faces of the met.‘ Please convey all this letter contains to the Knights and friends, who have been so generous. It I can have the pleasure of meet- lug them when I come home-rill March. 1 shall be glad to tell them face to face. Please accept the assurance of my highest regard to yourself and family. ‘ Yours Sincerely, JOHN STAPLETON. The members of South Norwalh Council wish to extend their thanks toto Frederick B. Coleman. R. G. Mit— chell. Bernard Newman. aamea O'Con- nor. lbs mum Slauson. hiiss Theresa Strlmis and Charles Ward. who many donated records to make the recent shipment to the camps. John D. Jones. of Main street. who has been ill with a severe attack of the grip, is improving. SALE OF most Just and humane provision ever made by any government for its Ight- ing men. is due to the quick apprecia- tion by the beneficiaries of the value of the insurance and the invaluable aid patriotically given to the War lRisk insurance Burt-nu of the Trees- ;ury by the press of the country, the odleers of the Army and Navy. and many of the individual soldiers and ‘sailors. to which must be added the earnest and efficient. work of officers and agents of the insurance oom- panics. fraternal beneficiary associa- tions, and many patriotic organise-g tions. The campaign. which has for its pur- pose the insurance of each and every person entitled to insurance under the law. will be continued. The'llme within which insurance may be my! plied for has been extended by a gen-' eral resolution of Congress, approved The automatic insurance. however.! in. We have all the CONNEALLY amusement." which automatically gave insurance to. Sensible Shoes ior Children That combine good loolts, with good looks, and what is most important- A PflliCl Satisfactory Stockings in All Grades. best makes. / & BRACKEN “Hm all entitled to receive it until Feb-l ruary 12, although no application was made. has expired. Hereafter only thue 'who have applied for and rc-' celVed policies will receive insurance.‘ nave aosénrsou eons roa navy. m ya, larch nanny? m the fleet-Med outfielder ‘ol the New York-Giulio is going to pk! with the Notion Naval team this season. Merton. who the other day m his retirement from major league baseball for the dhration of the war, is now employed by the Depart. fill of Justice. The Norfolk team is composed of many big name players. Games have' aheudy been arranged with clubs ol’ the American and Natitmal leagues. Postmaster is. J. Howard is about l €6AW SHOES Mandamus-ads. 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