THURSDAY. NOW 9. 1923.
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say.
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WANTED
Axrtqur: runm'rURn
Antiques. high prices paid tor old-
time turniture, mahogany.~ cherry.
maple. pine. etc, nlso old chin, Bil-I. 30:3 Cl. Cord. $16.90, 2 for $17.90
anything ot‘ merit that. is over 100 3023* S. S. Cord, $18.95: 2 for $19.95
”hrs old. 3114 S. 8. card. $29.40, 2 for $30.40
D. A. BERNSTEIN’. 32x4 S. s. Cord, $32.90, 2 for $33.90
205 Weapon Ave. Phone 998 3314 S. S. Cord, $33.95, 2 for $34.95
- 34x4 3. s. Cord, 334.95. 2 for $35.95
WANTED- 3am s. s. Cord, $44.35. 2 for 345.85
:xperienced operators on Singer 33:41.5 S. S. Cord. 345,90, 2 for $48.90
r-«xwing machines Also 8““ ‘0 34x4¥§ s. s. Cord. $49.90, 2 roi- 550.90
Wilm- Apply. 35xtl§ s. s. Cord, $52.00. 2 for $53.00
H. JACOB 8: SONS- 35x5 - s. s. Cord. $57.00 2 for $53.00
an Day 'St. So. Norwalk.
CUTTER “'ANTED
l7v‘il‘ERiENCED 01‘: S T R A l G ii '1:
, KNIFE CUTTING MACHlNE. AP! L1
. A. ONCE. - ‘
('lliTERlON Sl‘l-Ti'TlALT‘i CO.,
12163 “’ASHL‘IHTOS: ST,
St) NUIHVALK,
building or room
Second Dis:
rm
‘1‘.
“'AN'rEll-rSlllull
for slums.» purposes
lrict liri-t’nrri-zl, \Vriiv l'. 0» “"1 4 1
Ail-i E03 8m. 4*-
Sorereign Cords, Adjusted 10,000 fillies
Radiator Cover for Ford Cars . . $1.50
Radiator and Hood Covers ..... 33.00
NORWALK POST ROAD TIRE CO.,
12 Wall St.
FOR SALE—6 cyl.
6 cyl. Chandler touring. $250; Over-
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A GENUINE TIRE SALHH A
TIRE FOR $1.00.
This Sale for 3 Limited Time Only.
Weed DeLuxe Chains
20 per cent. to everyone.
Phone 3060 Norwalk
Buick touring.
3250: Chevrolet touring, 1920, $250;
and roadster. 1917, $125; Ford tour-
‘ , .'-, -. . v'v‘ w full details as to “18. 1918. 3125: Winter tops for Fania.
3...“:,‘..‘,‘,.f.'.“‘,.,§i“ii“...,._ $23 attached. Shufelt Bros.. 201
‘ Washington street. East Nat-walk.
V. .\.‘. i'lrlil ‘l‘ZlIlNl’lY lady ’ to act as Tel. 3075. ‘
ruinilrixh‘rn and help “ith light ¥
ll "i< mark with and couple in ex- FOR SALE—Show case, 9 ft. high,
ill-41..» ml“ a guild home. Address. Jos-
5‘5 it- wide, mirror front, suitable
i; will“, Nilmmn. Conn. General for milliner or dry goods store. Your
n ills ry, , own price. J. K. Frost, 48 Water St.
:‘.V‘.\"l'l«‘.ll ~~<‘ll:lmbermuid. Apply to FOR SALE-Kind. gentle horse. also
til: l»:., Norwnlk Hospital.
t
harness and wagon. Inquire 56 W‘a-
er street. I’llone 473-3 days.
\‘. AN'l‘i?i)-—-l~‘.\'u-rienced operators on
FOR SALE—Bo acres, good buildings,
Also good 4U acre farm on state road.
D. 8. Hull, 94 VV'ashington Street.
fruit, stock. tools. $5.500. Terms
li‘l pnrts or women's waists. M. N.
.‘i' i; lmi' at: ("0. 15 Merwin St.
\'. A). . 5-le "l‘jxilt‘lll‘nt‘t’d adjuster for
pm. m-wiliu machines. Apply at
i;l.i':, l’v'nllOilY & CO., (116.. South
,.
Hill“ .14.
>\‘.’-\§:Tl§l)~‘fol:ng' woman 'in publica-
llwl deportnlent: Good position.
FOR SALE—For, immediate sale, at?
50:183, high ground. shade trees, ex-
cellent location. Price $650. Apply 184
Maiant” i'orwalk. Phone 1923.
tractive building lot on Winfield St.
l.;i:i‘.l"illt‘ of typowriting valuable
l-i: uni necessary. Clover Mtg. CO.,
\‘.'ilil‘in.‘illl<.
WAS l‘l-Zzlwulliie centrally located, a
:Si: .zlw or two family modern house.
FOR SALE—'6 room house, with 3-car
condition.
Sn, So. Norwalk.
0
4..
extra, lots. House in fine
Paul Huzlne, Edgcwood
garage,
rum $6.000 to $8.000. Address
is to P. O. Box 49.3, 80. Nor—
i i
”will
v. .‘ii‘fl'l‘2;'~-».\ lllllltllu~flgtltl woman as
FOR S.X1.Hne Jersey cow, 3. sow
Joseph Halas, \Villiam St., or Phone
9144.
and little pigs. seven weeks old.
: ’ ..i'~: hwlpcr for four children.
FOR SALE.-Glass
takes it. Geo. Tuttle, Rowayton, Ct.
winter top for
Ford, in good condition. Best offer
,. - .. limi'liy. Tel. \V'ilton 96}. Mrs.
ll H ilillur. i‘zlniiorulnlc, Conn.
\‘. ‘ iii?! ~. \‘.'lmle<nli‘rs. retailers.
Exclusive agency for terri-
I‘uiri'ivld county open for host
focal flavors over offered. No
”null-ed llut Just. put in a
wolf; at once. Gainer. iirous-
. :i? Lincoln Ave, Brooklyn,
I trl‘k.
\\ Ci
iii:
ll.” Executive, mzlrri-if. well'
not having had extensive sell—
lxrr-ria new, with knowledge of
(‘lt‘lill’Sfl t‘('\ll"‘(‘l10n3, correspondence,
r'r clvsirw pnsition hzlrinxz possibili-
Ilvs'fiuz' tlnvciopmcnl. preferably with
1min{lirictm'init concern. White Box E,
(‘;i!l~ of Swindle-l.
“WN‘i‘Ell—Jioys over 16 in work on
N(‘ililll falllll from 2 m in p. m. to
ODOHH“ braid lilnc‘il'znes. Apply Fred
Eniimmr, 2H East Ave. Bldtt. of Nor-
wall. lllv. L‘o.
\VAN‘l'l‘ll)~-~i£x:giwrivnr~i~il .«lmlvcrs and
.1 f' ' ADMY Lolloy Shirt Co.. ll
. (liliwtzilit St.. S. Di.
‘VA‘;l'i‘llrrvlaillorms. Apply Wall St.
‘* lni 2’ : -_ Nonvnlii. 43c Lin hour.
.li"“
' A75 E'tZH ~(irlcltil lifillb‘t worker or in-
' i‘l ifi it‘ll!) with hnugo.
children. Phone 2974.
3“} “YA N'fl'lll ~--- Fur 011,3” shop. NOR-
FOR SALE OR RENTth East Nor-
house and barn. Inq. 'Chas. Sigsway,
walk. Bridge St.. 4 acres. 5 room
19 Day Street.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china. low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel‘plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet‘ seats. $5.
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York.
9-,.
FOR SALE—-—S|X ROOM COTTAGE
All improvements, within -3 minutes’
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
sonsble.
J. M. LAY'l‘ON 85 CO., INC.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avanue Phone 35
Seidenberz CO., 545 .
.5
not
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cm NOTICE
. PROPERTY OW’NERS
only the best in rooting, hacked by
the best in workmanship, together
with service, constitute our aim. _.
THE NORWALK ROOFING C0. ,
Phones 2955—387.
STEVE BORIS,
Electrical Contractor & General Re.
“ pair Work.
179 So. Main 9;.
firm crrY VALET
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Dyeing, Pressingcmmng and ,
- Repairing."‘ “ .
Work CalledJor and Delivered:
. All
“Sanitary ‘Wny”
NAGY BROS. 1
Local and long distance trucking or-
all kindsrPinno moving. Special van
for moving purposes.
New York City.
71 Cedar Street ”Thone 318
. THATCHER FURNACES— l
Agent for the famous Thstcherl
Pipeless Furnace. I! you are ready to
purchase I one-pipe heater. see me:
before making your sci Price'
reasonable. Service prompt. Stephen,
Miller, 15 Monroe ctreet. Phone 397. l
FRO! THE FACTORY TO
Hlttresncs. pillows.
cushions at all kinds sold on our cu!
payment plat. Also renovating. satis-
VVhen you hayen‘t any more use for'
your car take it to
5 ROWAN ST.. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 399-18. —
Smash-ups and curs damaged by
fire our specialty.
niture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. Ngorderis too large-
or small to get attention
44 WATER ST. - TEL. 903. , _
. MRS. LOUISE GARFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—456 West Ave., So. Nor~
walk. Telephone 1838.“ »
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
STATION.
Bosch. & Eismann Magnet-V
All makes of Magnetos. ” ,
Starters and Battery lgnitions.rcpn.lr—
ed and installed by expert in .
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 345.
LEGAL Nfillflli ;
PROBATE SALE OF REAL 7‘
ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of
thr- Court oi Probate oi the District
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Two family house. near “est-Ave-
nun, all improvements. two car ga—
rage—$6.000.
oi Norwaik authorizing him thereon—l
‘ it), the sulficriher hereby oiiers for
isale all such sight. title'and interest.
1 i961 ‘ ".1:ch
' mCAL.RED CROSS
,tjme _ has more. men in the hospitals
than eyer_betore with the question of
as many as five operations alone being
“considered and the pessibility of sev—
Phone ‘3082. oral more...men being sent to conval-
escent homes for special care.
JOSEPH C. SW.VProprietoz-. ,1st. 1922..- thcflhapter served 263 an,
males and Gents' Custom Tailoring ferent disabled cit—soldiers as well as
547 able bodied ex»soldie7;s who needed»
*‘2’3éfi.§i“..§'tf m... ..
Philip Anderson, formerly mm Ave._,l'out of their Navy 0
W men now in the scnice of the United
States have receix- 2d
10 So. Main St. Tel. 408 So. Norwaik the peace “my Ar‘m, ‘13:,
mass.
the duty of acquiring and distributing
information among the men and their
families, to acquaint
Bureau with the personal equation in
individual ca§es. ’
édividual and his particular
:prepare and furnish cantor-ts, “recre—
lils making the tom: 2:34,
horwnlk Chapter (-xtv-niicd its
Servnce duties to the Nor-walk civilian ‘on trains between 9 find 12:23.
as Mary M. Starr. late of Norwalk. in
said District. deceased. had at the
Two family house. 5 minutes from;
lllllt‘ of her death. in and to the fol-
contor or South Norwnlk, two car
uni ”l lilnlrl' XS :m-l ('oi'vllizil:crs for
hemy vurk in gm): iron foundry in
U0l'7luf"lli‘liv‘. Sir-Jilly work fit-{£0011
Mt”. Your reply must include rolLr-
cnrws, cvpvrionco and null. Address
F. l-‘. M. cow So. Nnrwnlk Sentinel.
TO LET
:ng llllllrfilellii‘llls,
11va Mil-m Olijcn,
i
» T,- rm 113‘,
"hr Erin xv
Flam llill Rt?
'i‘O l.l-ZT--~A stow. Si “'nrnl' 5:. lug
Samuel lloodner. Tel. 241.
l
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'i‘O LET—ls: Distrirt. centrally lo-l
rated. fine now 6 room house, :lll|
improvcnlcniu. immediate possession.“
Tiliphone 1361 or 1"M ;
'i'i RENT-«Light. stcamdicuied ion?
and office. Best location in zon‘n.‘
Enquire at, Gottleih's, 19 South Main.
BATTERY, SlflllAfilZ
AN lMPfllllANl THIN
Your battery. any make, will be,
properly aired for during the winter:
months. either dry storage or wet
Horace, at The Ryan Battery Station,
49 “'est Ave. r-Speclal attention given
to this nature of batteryrwork. This
is it Well equippcdbottery establish
ment where service I! the “watch-
wonl" and where experts are “an the
job" See R373: {0! your battery
troubles. Phone 938.-—-MY.
Weather Forecast
l-‘or Nurwnilt and vicinity: Fahflid
(oi-ll r tulliirht and Mal-V: 'ch
J‘lorthv.» st winds. The gml‘b ll 10W
nun; t} Atlantic and Pacinccm
with .2
5. MASON CONTRACTOR
H. Fabrizip. mason ccutractor. has
an organization that “knows how”
'when it comes to work in this line.
, 1m s ridge, orhigh prepare
‘r (I‘H'l' ll» T-lississlvpl Valley. The pres-
l -‘l"" Flt'vlivnt is quite steep from
MM 1134;“: rastwani to Maine. Shower!
in: t .- m'r‘urrr-d during the“ W
hill" hour! to easternporfion dfthé
t..'... ,-. .rion and New-Enxhhd- $101.
ill rm is were reported .this mini-98d
l- H. .‘ailnin'wla. ,-
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1 how to do.
gnrzige~$8.000. lowing described real estate. f0 wit-
All that remain tract or parcel of
land situated in the Town of Nom'alhfi
hounded Nm'lhel‘ly by “'estport Ave—
Onc family house, new. six rooms. all
improvements, E. Norwnlk—SGMJO.
J. M. O’BRIEN
Formerly O’Brien d: Bovl
llml Estate and Insurance
4 So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORW’ALK. CONN.
or tormeily oi Irving Byington
wife; Southerl)’
Thorne Hill and ”Westerly
01‘ ,
wife.
int: .1 width from and rear of 120 feet.
more or less, and a depth of 160 feet.
more or less. Said tract of land ha"-
ing situated thereon two buildings, to
viii: One dwelling house of about,
eleven rooms and one barn.
For particulars and terms. apply to
HAROLD L. NASH.
Administrator.
FOR SALE.
One Family Houses,
Prices from . . . .. . $100 up
l‘wo family Houses,
Prices from .. . . . . $2,000 up
lN MEMORIAM.
In loving remembrance of my dear
Mother. Hannah Byrnes, who passed
and . November .12. 1921. Anniversary
magi: for the repose of her soul will
be Celebrated Saturday. November 11,
at 7:30 A, M. at St. Joseph's church.
Think of us, dearest one, while o'er
life’s waters we seek the land,
Missing thy voice,- thy touch. and
the true helping o! my dear hand.
”Pill. through the storm and tempest.
safely anchored just on the other
For Particulars,
Ask JOHN T. HAYES,
Real Estate -— Insurance
7 Main St. Norwalk
This contractor can do all kinds cl Side' .. ' ’ . 7 '
brick and stune‘ buildings and is .1. We {and ill?” dear :acelookmg throng:
expert in the building of cement walk gfirm-Zdflhfldfi s, 110? amused.
and reentorccd concrete work. The.
building of chimneys and fireplace:
is a thing that Fabrizio understand:
l Office, 14 Snowden Ave
Phone 2824.——Adv.
- LOST
LOST-«0n ism-field avenue. 3 any;
black and white - kittemgid whitei
paws. Reward it returned to Johnfl The, mom breech
Donahue. 69 middle F. mg‘rropqrghs”
Funeral of mm.
The tune“! of Andrew “432.3119? was;
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. , é: ,; ‘ . .,
mit. avenues: ,8:3o’ (ind Erwin . _ If '7“ 5“,“ m,
Joseph'nf, sot-ch. It. 3 data?— =3.“ tine abuser _
Warm Willem I91»»M; '
sin-tat was in st. M , ,
held this morning from lire home of for r.
his brother., Michael Gomlesj. Saginaw gamma
~Sentlnct Ali on,
by land of ,Georgei
by land;
no“: or formerly ol‘ Charles Betts or,
Snidiract is described as hair-3
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CHAPTER YEAR wonKl
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_ The Norwalk Chaptei at the present
. 13....
mg the past year ending November
Problem growing
r Army life. Fire
attention as
privilege of securing ,co-Operation in the,
and Australia; '7 . " ,
The Red Cross for Christmas 1923 reunion 88. qwell'as " a way to serve
again acted as a clearing house for 1211098 who gnught in ‘65. '
the distribution of Chm dinners, on January 9,
given by, the various ~ organimflonfi in opened‘the gnatmction Center in Nor-
the‘City of Norwalk. For the Kiwanis walk whergconmes in Home Hygiene
Club the Red Cross ‘sirranged f0? and Care at the "Sick were conducted.
twenty dinners and their distribution In. '31; .4; women. .m'the course, 22
to Lhe some numberrof families as.well_of these being women . employed in.
seaming. the Frank C. Goditey‘Postsagtdaeg m the City.
yr the. American Legion laments-i immune-gm of can
to the City it become apparent that a
Life Saving Corps would be needed;
mimedhteiy.
tribution of dinners to eat-service men"
and” the 'sending,0f boxes uncanny.
cigarettes. etcnjto those of ‘Norwnik’s
cleaner-vice then who were spending
Nayw . om-
cars continue to call upon Red Crossthospitsls..
as 5nd those of the War.
ask why. the Government does not.
Dally trips . to fulfill all these ’
however well the
tire dpnrtxnentafdealing with the ex-i
service men ,Were Opvriltcd the Gov-
ernment could never perform those in—
dividual
given man as the Ito-l Cross could as
the Government; tasks are performed
along the lines or Han
Some may
duties.
Vetvrans’ Bureau or
and articular needs of a.
‘ standardized
oz lir-d Cross falls
To the lot
tho Vcterans’
l0 Styli out the in-
nceds, to
garden as the prim“, RM ., . ........... . d _
. ' . n cross r - -. he G. A. R. “as hel in
mEillionsmiliry .9 \cntlon of t
therefore every community,
or ru-ry Chapter and
Netgcivillan ensrs this your number
since the
Home
Population lit-min... 1;” Pas: ,,, g,,,, ba e
1303“ ' ' -' 'T " . is “fider troops of Boy Soon acted as ggag
AT 0N. fixing!) gel"? 0“ howmher ISt. we‘cailriers while representatives of the
' fur rn e medical “3"“ {01‘ Women and i \lnerican Legion did the necessary
If you want to dispose of any children gspecgauy ”hiking"arrangé-gshouting and directing of the Scoutsl
,nients;,.for examinations by specialists’éA special limousine Was pro“
in large New Y9” hospitals, in the Commander-in-Chief Pitcher. 1
€ulm§ile Court dialing with the‘anu smut, arriving on the 12:03. The,
Juvenile Offender who in practically same automobile was at his disposal;
every can 'e is an nit‘éndor because. of
the. hpgg‘il-sitllflllflfl. or
* me, ntai ‘ and‘ "physical
because of
_, abnormality:
Eleven oi? the 3m: roses ha’ve been
those of neglected children whiie‘five
were of dos-iiinn. Seven ’child
placement oasis :iy result in adop—
tion as the MI requires families
ll!
3C
taking children withihe ultimate‘gjdea'
,0: ‘Wicmgo keep the“ childreniotr a .
irlal period .of n yésnfi'm‘hicdi 'acfi as
a safe guard (or 330th the 'foster
pal-Emir. and the child- ,
In 'cnrriim: out thee-fiocim Service
use work the Chapter records dis-
close that mlicc interviews .du‘ring, the
year total 2.1140. home \‘lSlLS 1,125,
rctcrcnu- \isits 1.375, making a total
numhi-r oi' \isits in the field of 2,505.
Fuller lizr- Bureau of Information,
sixty inquiries were taken care of
such as giving a list' or certain types
or schools for backward
special clinics for mental oases. news
concurring relatives
"places in disaster-cor floods-
()nc hundred
haw tum mode in the Confidential
Exchange >
that thr- socinl wencies in Norwalk
using-tho Exchange find it or infinite
help in not only eliminating duplica-
tions of financial assistance but in so-
cial service work as Well.
Under the employment Service 57
pex§ons have been placed in positions
mm so called: Easterly by land now while 43 special 'invcstigations have Cross as messengers.
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THE MINISTER LEADS YHE LABORERS.
No matter!
children, i
in hant-ot-way
and flight Twsfmtions Cross arranged for the decoration. . of
during ~ the year showing;
,thc Convention were also suppliedrasl '
Christmas in the various'Govel-nment,
The cofoperation of the
Veterans. of Foreign Wars was also
secured in this so that the boxes sent
out by that Organization contained
different articles than those sent by
the Legion. " ‘
For many months in; Chapte
was the center of work done by
Mayor's-Memorial Commj ‘_
eflort to inure the list of (ix-service,
i
V I
r office
men in the city as n
as possible.
the Mayor’s
workers Vere
actual checking
furnished ,to do
and re-checking of
names under the direction of the
Executive Secretary. An extra list
has been made so that this may be
presented to the City for record. Both
Herbert Smith and Thomas Balcom
'NOTWalk on April 18 and 19 Red
Cross acted as an auxiliary. service. At
the railroad station a. line of automo-
‘biies bearing Red (boss banners stood
in attendance for all of those arriving
Y Two
the be? of~the
' George Membben,
to place
equipment
Rétums V
early aoc-m-aie'fihe W‘an to the, City Coun-
Throngh the courtesy or‘cil Committee 30 that Norwalk has
' Committee the clerical zhad the benefit of expert advise as to
the‘the necessary LifeSaving precautions
,needd at the place.
:there were three near
the beach and it was at this time that
the Schaeflfer method ,0: resuscitation;
'was actually demonstrated and proved
its worth in what might
Red Cross and
so that 'the
dcd for;\'arious Countries of Europe is under;
wife way as well as production work and!
1922, the Chapter
; . A Red . Cross “Corps
with Alfred Canevari as chairman a;
Life Saving, Committee received in-l
structions as well as tests in modernitees Mrs. George Tholrne Huh;
methods at the beach the latter part=Red Cross, Dr. ' ‘
of the summer; " These were given byinursing, Almnse Canevari, Li'_
Examiner Hescott T. Nichols a colon- ing,
teer spanieutena'nt William Kieb at;
the biannual Siam In addition Cap-
tain scully, beach expert and mem-
National Red Cross‘ Life
ttee in anfiaving Corps . at the request of the
lNcrwalkv Chapter, made; a surveyor
On August 20,4
drownings at
have been a
1922.
More Baac‘hlseven volunteer Homc;5crvlccfl _ _ .
’ ’ers, eleven clerical; , '
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“l , 7 "49: 7.33.: l ' ’
:Meni‘madc'_'fof‘~arlous societigo 1n “1° In all ninety-eight diflerent peeplegmany other Junior projects.
United States under the American gave their services in. a. direct wayicial project being. that. or a.
Amociation‘ of Fanny Social Work. The majority or , ushers and r'thoae’lunch room at .the.ia~fi8hklii
giving ‘0 Norwalk the correspondent driving their automobiles either fordHigh school.
\ ‘ . ’ _ > 7 < , . , “snowmobile pnx-tyior the .agfiongnow that the Board of Ed .
casework or organizations ail over and “hotel‘ serfice -were Red Crossgranted the use of: monitor i:
thee-United“ states as'weil as Europe pmdncflon workers setting-me G. 3!..poae‘ ana'tlje -probtem or '
’ .3. Convcnfionnacted use. Red "Cross etc» has been grimly
The Chapter , '
ave many voluntéerdelscthe
just described could nathm
accomplished. Wilt)! the:
students from theVNeerork
‘of Social Work the mote:-
the services of trained;aocint
from December 7 1923::
win-k of the Chapter mm
newspaper starts. and to the,
gExecutive Committee. FreemanZ
Otis ,FRCh,‘ Mrs.
Harry Lane, “Kiss Helen;
Arthur Russell
Every, the Chaotic}
thanks.
achievement and as N
of humanity healing the whim
war, helping and comforting. a
fortunate those sick in Jain!
body. fulfilling that true Ref!~
spirit. the union of all who lose
service of all who sullen ‘
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r
. i=7 ‘ x 9,7in .
T‘L‘rrf
(7| .
Ihisseeuian
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Besides this there MW
To the various chairmen of
William W;
to the publicity rep ,_,_ »_..
r. Benedict and M}: Fre, nch > .
Daniel, 41‘
. 3?
Thus this yeah
Respectfully submitted,-
(31158) A. C. WENDEBI _
Executive; : - '
tacit aran ‘alion. nndfito deal with that much . . co ies to aid them in terrible disaster.
telepgxnon‘: Slut??? mats??? ggdmplsed “Nd mill“ Which so dis~ 111:2; zifrkiioegtat It:l’ierc will be in 3111 The Junior Red. Cross has 100 pert:
call. ~ 'xggeiofif Mew-m... me" ”‘5" four copies of “5&3 of ‘ me“ Who I? ntwglimbellsm’q m 3th: $.11??le 3??
,_ nex'vr fill. ' ,. _‘ ’ ‘v ' “ ' from the or , , avmg pas year ,
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- tion, medical care and treatment. brain: 'at the‘ liaise 'of' the French mittee on _. playgrounds, Miss M.
‘ - lhc'l‘ care of the (ix—ax nice man and c “3“ ' gBrendiinger, Miss Mary Rider, Mrs.
THE NORWALK WRECKING CO.Ltheir families most therefore be re.” named the Connecticut State (2011- Ellis Taylor. Mrs. Nuttin‘g'agd' RI}.
have endeavored
the six playgrounds to be
maintained in the City of Norwalk by
the Junior
from their own treasury. The man-'
’nal training classes of the schools will
during this term make much of the,
playgrounds
may be in actual operation as’soon as
,the cold weatheris oyer.
School ' correspondence with th
financed ‘
9%
LADIES’ FELT 81.]?
ALL comm? ,
79c
Self Service
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throughout‘th'e entire two days. ,
Immediately after the first; session!
at. 3:30 the Red Cross gave to the
G: A. R.‘s an automobile party to the
Soldiers' Home at Noroton so that
those in the Home who were unable
to attend the Convention might have
the joy of meeting with old comrades
just the same. ,
From...the. various hotels where the ’
men were quartered the "Red Cross,
took them to their camp fire. that eve—f
hing. Here the Red Cross served as:
ushers and had two nurs'es on duty in,
case any of the men became ill. 2
At the luncheon on the newt day the
Red Cross provided the decorations of
the dining room besides all the
waitresses in ltml Cross costume and
the music during the dinner after
which two large modern army trucks
took the. Vets to the Regent Theatre
,where they enjoyed Mark Twain's “A.
lConnecticut Yankee in King Arthur‘s
'Court."
Besides ,all these services the Red
3
ithe City Hall as well as sending one
of the Junior Red Cross with a. letter
to 9111 Storekeepers, and business
houses along the main streets in order,
to have the city fully decorated for‘,
Ecru ColOfi’feg. 10c val.
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SQc value.
Regular 89c‘value.
Daily, specials“
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER . 10.
Dish Toweling
5c
_ Lndies’ Bloomers
Heavy fleece-lined Jersey ribbed.
49c
the occasion. The stencgraphers inc-1
ccssary for recording the minutes of :
-Well as members of the Junior Red;
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