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548,200,000
1 :1 Current Year.
P. 3 1 Cross Announces
L . ~1ed Necessary to M~
halted Statewt'poomo
Less Than Last Year.
fro-grain of relief and service to-
wliicb appropriations of 848.-
11)1)0 have been made has been out:
.~l for the American Red Cross for
- fiscal year,' July 1, 1920. to July 1.
11.21, soot-ding to official announce—
ment by national headquarters of the
orgnnlzntnn at Washington. The on
"was for lOSO-Zl are $21,000,000 below‘
those of 1019~20, in which $69,400,000
was Spent.
22313153 RELIEF mu; 1
slice of Hall! Work Abroad
About 12 “000000 boys and girls. com:
‘poslng nearly half the school popula-
tion of the United States. ere member;
of the Junior Red Cross which is help-
ing the children of Europe. while at
the same time it is doing an important
work here st homo. Kailtan Chet-.wolt
who wears the engaging smile shownl
important among the items of that
1111 lget for the present year Is the W"
11. quintion or 331500000 for relief in
1' u it ntls which tincLudes 311.000.
1‘ :1 puitlmsed supplies on hand nudi
1.1 ~lii llUlCd 1
Must Protectufiit’ed States. i
.3 iriil enable the American Red;
1 in (utilitilic its humanitarian,- £191-
111 stricken peoples to re-estab-l
Il,\~‘l¥CS, to fight the disease epi-l
“.litL'll threaten many countries
Mince ifrgely the remaining-
: ti. 1.- blight lezt by the World:
:mled as metal as well
3 sntill ntion on a large scale!
~. .- a direct bearing on fu-'
1211115 in AltiGlCll. r l
L'll‘llile, the chief suflerer'
ct, today is facing an-l
-; of famine, pestilence and
:111: d creased much duringI
. 1 11. oniirs “here inst winterj
g ‘flltst stronghold but. phy- '
n:
villi.
' . inwstigated the situation
~s:t ot’ the League of Red
:ios have given their un-l
ion that this coming win-
1 n r. currenre on an am,
The- Red Cross
mn‘inue preventive mons-i
.i in keep this and other
.'::1lii‘S 'from the United
l
-l sole.
Ion
was for Work at Home.
1 :lisv'nse “5:15 sweeping Cen-
; 1 lust winter the American:
with the aid of the governq
‘.v.'l(' i notions, undertook the.
' it. Hospitals were estnb—?
r-a‘cr possible and food and
we distributed to the un—'
~-l populations. who by ren-
..-ir unilernourislimcnt were
to the epidemics. Wherei
'1iion contributed last year,
‘ inroads made by the dis-1
'210 of its knowledge of the ?
Th" presence. of well est--
L‘lzi: centers, the Amort-
-. 111% year will undertake
n mus: confidence. l
. *‘ $11,000,000 in
‘ 5' :‘~ 1 ~' 1 ‘ <t fiscal year ‘
' “ “(‘00 less than
:0- 20. i
1' dimirstic activi-
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of this "home"!
'1 for civilian relief?
1-H: sort-ice and as-
s of soldiers saii-'
-1:1l work incldentell
in"!
Hf tin total appropria-
"1..n i‘vlinf, $5,000,000 l8
1- for the carrying out of
‘t‘Tlt‘L
1 Overhead Expense.
< in mind, it was de-
in this picture. is the son of an in-
dis guide and trapper. Be is the
youngest Junta living in the ncigl 1bor- l
hood of Juneau, Alaska—and he sends
greetings to fellow Juniors of the (311.:-
ed: States. i
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[fig—PEME TIME
TeachlmFlrst Aid
Every person mentaiigann pfistcai-
ly able to do so should (like the Ameri-
can Red Cross instruction in First Aid
Treatment. “'3 a lifesaver 11ml 3
pain-saver on the farm, in the factory,
the street. .ut the oilice. in the
and cont
. lit-an Frederick S. Jones. of-Ylle col-
. lege.
Efrem the legislature greater state old
3 lot‘ the month. When lht
‘(st was forty—(11111
Vhostisse-s thrmr-rlus hut in plan
Capitol Bl:
State Mardiifli
the "
on toys
quits ap tmdm ‘J B ck
Dads as supervisor of secondary u- '.
cation says the Hartford 00an
The appointment of Mr. Qavis, accord-
log to Secret? Meredith. is a- refle-
val ot the ottic of high school tum
tor held until a year ago by Morton
Smder. Mr. Davis will assu'm‘e his
new duties lmmedlstoly.
As a result of the discussions the
state- board of education: or which'
is chairman. wit seek to obtain
for schools. particularly for distribu"
itiori among the larger towns sud
Ecities. \'e_w legislation will be sought
to cmer men one of the 168 town
of the state according to Secretary
\icn-diti1.l nder the present system
Secretary \[eredith said. towns whose
grand list is greater than 8‘2 500 000
do not get an} or the ‘sugport of
schools" grant from the state.
SEPTEMBER “'HATIIl-ZR.
*
Rainfall Added to Excess
‘ of the Your. ‘
The “(other lllli‘t' m figure-s for,
Connecticut shrm that 7. '96 inches oi"
tain fell during ‘1 pit film as com-
pared “ith a nonnni \1 pt. miwr pre-
ripitation of 3.0 imht-s. 'i‘h grout
(_r part of the min i'tll on ”11- last tlax
ptecipiintion
::-tmmmtul to -1 3" inches. The accu-
mulzitml excess of i'uinfa‘ill since the
beginning of thr- _\'«:1t‘ amounts
)Inlith's
.mm....—..——.w.
13.10 inches.
The highest
eighty-eight on the
temperature
L'mh and llll' low-
on llit' L'i'lth. Tilt“:3
«vertigo for the month is sixty-six.
The month hail ten clear rim s. 111119'
r-louoly :luut ll"\t‘ll purity (101111;. ‘
“‘33
N.“ “I. ()\FI;Y (-IRLV’
1‘ K \NhAS ( ITY.
v.7 1.11:»:
l(;\?\‘SAS r‘iTr. Mn. 1101.
:;tll(’ rich man in the liihiv who mudei
n “Wilding trust and found himself;
without gut-sis. young women of tin-3
Linwood l‘rcsiiytvrinn i‘lturr-h who; ___
. 11:11] giililtltlfli'vd :1 party for lonely girls;
(1i lhl' city waited in Vain l'Ul‘ tuition:
to put in an :1111’19urui1tw. l-‘iilitlly flit“:
gmm- 5 ti ox l1 ll] pit-putt 1i and dispost
oi the ixt‘res‘nmeuts. ;
iltm'tui. ti11”lo'm~lj. girl” lmrliv's.
will he continued. Hm. will he lli'lllf
(‘flk‘ll month and l'ur tlm nvxt mis- push:
girl (11' the- church has plwlged lii‘i‘svlff
to bring: :t' gun st.
3
. home, Wherever accidents may occur.
Here‘s-a young wife who lnexpeni
wielded n can-opener and received an
ugly gush nerosn her wrist from the
Jagged t-nn lid.
however, u‘lth the First Aid kit and
Red Cross instruction. and probably
prevented it case of blood poison by
giving prompt and proper! treatment
before the doctor arrived. ,
Mother was there“ ~
50 you save any Ian F7
Do you want to not s good priest i
If so, sell it to— g
JAFFE 5 ASH J
Who will pay you the price 0
papers and' rugs and anything
else..-
TELEPHONE 4” '1
We also buy furniture. _ l
.4...“ ‘
Meeting is all any session it the
thr' -
and they and
month from the
mono than twice as long as the reme-
dies you buy requiring tablespoon
doses and the resudts a? In“! times
better. You can give ootontc to a
child with Just the some confidence
that you would give him catnip tee.
fun it is a pure herb remedy contain-
ing no dongs.
Go today" and get a bottle of
Rootnnlc and you will be surprised at
the. results you will receive.
D08 "1' FORGET
There is another great herb remedy
to be had at Meade Drug Store—-
Womanhood Tonic. This has proven
l
this city Peopis one to:
, togestheoM-ttmetou Mtheymtthsgoodold
atheylotl‘romthem
mammm
it in acetate. It could not be other»
has for the some heri- In used and they hue the some
.1 power over your disease and the some strengthening vlr-
1 thmtm.” whenyou waresboy. mmdmo‘
, once between Rootonio and the medicine your mother
msde for you is tits: in the new process of extracting tin
herbs, you need tsks only teupoon
d6“! where before 3011 took from tablespoon-to s captul. 1
This is also srent economy. for s bottle of Rootlnlc tut.» :‘3
itself the most successful of any rem-
edy for mm on the market.
mule by a. me for women
Sibyi K. Shawn. who puts out this:
remedy, was herself saved from the
most severelliuess by these herbs and 1 t
to the’ l
its formula
ii is just
bu since given _
world in Womanhood Tonto.
what‘you need and who? will ztve you' '
results. Got a circular at Mend 5 Drug! 1*
Store and ask him to tell you Shoutl
the whole trestnfients; there are local
ttratments thst so with ills tonic it
nfidod You dont need to put in so
up hours of torture at your mark it
you will dust try this nemedy. Get
it today at
ltls
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Portahle Electric
Heaters
To: Operate on South Not-walk
Current
F M. CULLEN
ELECTRIC SHOP
60 W'all Street
at notw
bng‘ .1
it
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MEAD’S DRUG STORE, NO. NIAIN STREET umwwmmnmmmmn
muonwm ‘
(ruins:
l7 South Main Street:
Santa Noni/silt
STANDARD
Transportation Co.
DAILY mucxs TO
New YORK
loom. rename
TELEPHONE 456
Dr. S. M. Dietz ’
The cause of most serious eye
trouble is neglect. If at the pro»
out time your eyes tire easily,
smart or burn, you should have
pair of rcstingjlassngvilt allow
them to room-er their u~uul
s'mmth. \Ve can disc-over their
shortcomings and advise you ec-
ciirditiglv.
THAMER
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—Dancing Saturday Night. Town
Assembly Jflli. Grace Brothers full
Orchestra!
A
Optometrists and Optional
“Tho house of good gissses.‘ ‘
87 oAtlontic St.
Want All
nu: AMERiCAN
RED" CROSS 1N.
“:PEACE TIME
Child Welfare
Bqu and girls We. learn only to
- take proper care of their teeth.‘ .
W invariably '3 the first throats. eyes, ears-and stomachs. have.
="Titllinlty visited by ca- 'mnde a long step toward healthy!
fl
3 1 Y‘rocutlve Commute
' t}: - llllllgt‘t of 1919- 20 to
' wr‘c fund from which
‘1 r- instances.
* to soldiers. sailors
hospitals and in camps
1 -» 111) has been set aside.
' hundred thousand
in appropriated for im-
1 :‘ inalth and prev‘tion
throughout the United
the current twelve
liuti Cross is co—operat-
'an l‘nited States Heslth
' work and thmul'botti'
.1 "mss is doing much to
.1 children the principles
‘~'. 'l
inn-made for developing
program of the Red
:Sce to its chapters in all
wrlation of W is
" lie local expenditures 02
mm chapters.
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A
Last year they
<3
~ Ml.-)OO.
,5 ’i
@011, t Wan;
- 1' rs tocomesndlllm
e ewal of your member-
< ml in your dollar to tilt
local chapter at. tho-1
an Red Cross. 1 Welcome
'2: 'Ttunlty ssd’pl‘lm 0"
"l 1.111;; your fellowship by
p.111. priy answertn‘ “.4
An appropriation of Sl.‘ '
T‘ 3“ “houses .this you: 1
Fourth Roll CI:
Novenbor “~25,
brushing '- and proper: in“
manhood. and 1 womanhood. Through
its public health and nursing serv-
ices. the American Red Cross aims
eventually to reach all school children
with teachings! regarding disease pre-
vention. and health. promotion. Benfs-
a school .nurso- treating-s little girl
for sore moutithat the ssmo_tlme im~
planting s‘ vulnnbre'iessou in tooth»
Mo h t'o
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Goocfto Look Upon—
Em’y Meme Clothes suit is
tailored in thrfamous Fifih
Avenue Monroe Clothes work-
rooms, therefore embodies my
newest and best in New York
Style.
Better to Wear-—
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style, Monroe Clothes provide
Woe-WWI”.
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Monroe Chiller Netiorlt
We Olen st 6 P. M. Uslly
them examihcd at once. Perhaps 31.
Stamford ‘
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Delivered at once to your mute. all charges paid for
‘ 31900
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$1275
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NEW FALL
SUITS and DRESSES
New and becoming models. for Women
and Z‘Jisses fit moderate prices.
JACOBY’S’
FALL FOOTWEAR
W MEN-—
0 Brozue Oxfords~heavilv
l Blhrlms'ds browlts'cal. 8 inch boots. Cu
8 .
En! I ”gauge ls.win tips or straiirht tins. 810.
tniltarslz h.eel medium vamp
of soft. velour calf. 9
perforated Winev
MEN— '
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m eawl lveoerforrgm End a mu double
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Boots—dressl shoes of maho nv calf. narrow
to 515. Pienré
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