W’Miflulh‘lu‘mi‘i‘ w... . .
"of the most interesting.
' inspiring kinds of work—and one oifh
the best paid," states .\iiss litheilr
Cili‘Ft‘a‘ all
' they do not know about it. they
. here in Norwalk
, §
gLige
lattigt:
eaclg‘
t0
How. They
C
. wlilream them a good living.
Alia yet the Normal}; hospital
cryi‘g aloud for just such girls: it is
the Blame old story of the inability
of tho employcr and the employs to
lobs
set fogether—good coil-.1:
waste——good girls ;
"The nursing prom-55:02:- of
o :'
Sellers. superintendent
the Norwalk hospital.
“Why is it that more girls do not
follow this line of work?
not understand it. The
grinding duty and small pay.
”All this is wrong. quite wrong
Not. only is ill-.3 nursing profession}
as desirable a one as any other, it is
more 50. ¥
balanced life:
second. good food at regular times:
The burs-:- training Offtl'rl‘
the (our essentials to a happy. trell‘
third. change of mind. the Work or
recreation nine: hours being nothing
like il’lat
( rclse."
‘ After looking over the situation
one cannot help but
come to the decision that a nurse’s
life offers a good many advantagt-s
which would be hard to find in any
other line of work.
At the present
twenty-four pupil
time there are
nurses and foul
graduate nursos at the Nor-walk hos—
That institution is now com-
mencing & drive for thirty more pu-
pil nurses. for Norwalk sadly lacks
these professionals. These nurses the
hospital hopes to recruit from Nor-
pital.
walk and the surrounding districts.
The usual working day is eight
hours in length. The
twelveshour
been working
'with two hours off during the day-
l
l
-
31.?
r
time. As soon as the :' quired thirty
additional nurses are obtained. the
shifts will be reduced to eight. hours.
Incidentally. the new nurses will be
housed in the brand new home
which is now in the procses or con-
struction. "
Few Requirements.
\Vhai are the requirements to en-
ter the nurses' training school? They
are very few. An applicant needs
only to have had one your of High
school. that is all the law requires.
ut course. a graduate or High school
is Just that much further ahead. but
only one year is absolute-1:: required.
The course of training takes two
and a half years.
the girl reckllves all hcr training and
education in the medical profession
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mvw
Women of blooaeneart Legion will.
hold'a meeting tonight. in Moose-
Home. All members are requested
to be present. Reircshmems will
be served.
The American Association of
' Banking women has decided to hold
L,
its annual convention in Atlantic
city late in September.
I O b
The Twin City Valet is I. central
located establishment ,when—
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for ladies anc gentlemen ‘ is we:'
taken care or. 67 North Main St.
Phone 408. Adv.
Judge Nehemiah Cal-idea spoke on
“Historic Masons" at the smoker oi
Monker Grotto No. 56. M. O. V. E.
R. P. which was held Saturday
evening. ’
C t '
—Be:t coal at reduced prices
“Harris a cans—Adv.
s
O I t .
The Sevving Committee or the
which occupies the work—
irs hours; and. fourth. healthful ex-
nursss at the
city hOSpital {or some time past have
shirts
urlng that time.
iglrl is fitted for life.
'n her grasp a profession and a live—
.Where would you tlnd a happier
lmore
{bunch of nurses Just starting out on
lpleasure trip to the movies for in-
i
Sstance‘] It is the clean. hrnlihful
.[llfe that puts tho pep into them.
"And. after the graduation. the
reale Friday attornoon in Glendon-i pounced at a meeting 0’ ”1° ““5
indies Aid Society of the Xorwalk
ethodiat Church will hold a. iood
--fire
—-—theft
I. I
NORW
M
Personal Mention
Local Items
Story yea.- :here are hundreds oi‘
Bitifiall oVer the country who sud-
denfl find ihcn:s€l\rs on the thrash-
'year from High school numer-
nus :oung girls who are at a loss to
know. what pl‘oiesslor‘. or line of work
desire something
interesting. something: inspiring and
I:
lastpébui not least. snrtle‘ihlng which
is’
10
diverstfied.
Because. ,
do Isnort nhile.
profession gare opcraiions. there is all sorts of
heretofore has bein rcprrscnlcd in lsurgical work to learn. but that d0”;
. . :'t crllnu at the beginning of the
' s u it hr that the maul “’
such a. grote q a 3 Everything is done so very
icture bloody opcra— lgrndually that by the time the pupil
. :lority of people shrink from such.
work. They
tlons. repulsive work. long
Niarwallc HOSpital Commences
* §Drive for Thirty More Nurses
of a Nurse Portrayed As Happy, Health-ti
fill; Inspiring and Well Paid By Miss Ethel
Seller: Superintendent of Nurses’ Home
"A . Page
..- . a. n': ~ .
. sgagio‘gi‘n‘i‘“ *"5‘ '0 “no“ ins paid in most Connecticut hOSpl-
' lals.
. .,._ -. ,
I“: 0‘” °“n (“V ““‘Q 3' 'duaze How much easier this method of
learning a.protession than of work-
ing one's way through college for
Three meal: a day. a nice
lronm. spare time. all oxpo‘nses paid.
pocket
{instancef
ino worry over bills.
money besides!
and
i
l
a collegiate degree.
fcollrge degree at the same time.
1 uagl
f our train
{coil rse.
hoursinnrse arrives at the more difficult
ipart or the course (that part which.
its the layman. seems shocking and
horrible.) she is so eager to learn
science.
all about the wonders of
that she can scarcely wait to bcgln.
'(‘tf'Ffi
"that
11‘. it. ’3
for months."
' “‘ide Training.
\That an eye~opl=nor is this sort
of life? Here the young glrl has a
the wonders of death. the laughing
tured. the disagreeable.
tragedy. “'hat a. character-maker
the lite must bet
The medical training during the
courso is not especially dilllculi.and
classes a try-313: in the average.
l_\'.
"The dormitory life of the nurSe
is one of the chic! attractions of the
apprentlccship of tho protemlon."
said Miss Sellers. "1 don‘t think i
will ever havesuch a good time as I
had when l was in training mysrif.
for. living undr-r the same roof. Thry
;ric»n't
Garden" to be presented by memb-
ers of the Young People's Musical
and Dramatic
THREE-FOLD PROTECTION
Your valuables and securities
box here are protected from:
_ waccidental loss.
Box rental is reasonable, four dollars a year.
smucsm
in the Quartette hall. RiVer street.
loud speakers.—Dnnne|ly'a.-AdV.
bunch of good natur‘d girls togeth-
have much to recreate with.
but. they certainly have a good time.
lively group of girls than 8
She has with-
ing's drug sto re.
O O 0
A birthday party was given Sun-i
day night by Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph
Murley of Flax Hill road. in honor
of their daughter Katherine. who is
now [our year old.
. o o O
The Hospital Thimble club will
meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the horn; of Mrs. Carroll B.
\Vhite. 78 \ and street.
O O Q
—Radlo and Vlctmlas sold on
holy—Adm
oasy terms. Don
I O O
Louisa Lodge. Daughters of Her-
man. gave a dance Saturday night
About fifty dollars was netted.
C O I
Members of the Mozart Society
for Musical Extension will hold a
card party in Community hall
Wednesday night. '
O O 0
~-—25 per cent on on radio. and
O 0 o
The cast for the play "The Lava
'i’ree of charge. together with her
lbcnrd and room and twelve dollars
tper month. which is as high a rate
Another advantage of this method
to! learning onc's profession is that'
Ethe nurses’ training counts towards
> Today manyl
llle‘lS combine the two. and in a little
more than five years are able to re-
;ceive both a nursns' diploma and u.
1 “And the training itself is not the
ard. dirty drudgery that so many
no it to be." asserts Miss Scli-'
"lech are few girls who enter'
ing school who do not
{learn to love the work in a very
There is blood. there
"We do not teach tho third ycar
. . . :Resorts in the first year. any more
F’FSL regular houls. lthan senior subjects are served trash-
Kmarl pupils in the High school. Must
=one be born with a lové of ihc nitrS-
ing profession in order to he a suc-
.\'o. i would scarcely say
In fact. there are many who3
‘enier it. who do not feel any love (or
. dliivrcl t torts r-f work com to the
. .5 i i
it at all until they have boom in it. ll
many
chance to sec th>> lwzlutio‘s or birth}
babv the irony aged the good na- gas soon as silo R‘l‘flt'liifllrs. on llcr first
~ ' campdv ions-e. rv-colves five dollars a day. be—
fsidi‘s her room and board.
York the ram is eight dollars a (lay.
\‘ery shortly we hope to get a limb-
contrary to popular idea. is not a
horrible couglomcraiion of Latin
names a yard long. Two or three:
it
n ;;
l
l
i I
l
l
l
l
l'islnod which noth‘nv can take away}
“'hercver she may go. to
lwhatover country or far realm. her
’nrofossiop will still earn for hcr an
She hoods no more
i t‘ro m her.
I‘xrollcnt living.
training. A nurse is .1 nurse in any
country.
i "Again. there are men? than 75
.
>§f3iliuii9 V=t"l{~i..
izl‘ma‘th. clinical.
{other iloldc.
Good Money.
shc will always earn
Here in Norwalk tho nurse
in spcclalty.
private and
"And
:moncy.
in
”A nurse can
Plsfl Ct’lll do."
tendent. "She. for her loved oncs.
can do what no one else can do. in
time of accident. emergency or epi-
demic, lhf‘ nurse is always in de—
finisllml
You know how it is when you got u .
lson.
St. Joseph's Setting Circle vwill
moot tomorrow afternoon at the
homo or Mrs. Edward Hayes. 10
burriti. avenue.
0 t 0
«Price of coal rcducrd. Harris
d: Hans. Phone 721.-—Adv.
‘Homu and School
walk. Saiurda,
o'clock in the auditorium
Norwalk Library.
’ fi
include:
J
N.
Bhll‘fi.
New Hampshire. ‘
mnnd. :m honored and respected por-
"And what a satisfaction to be
able to do this sort of constructive
work .20 be chin to help. to relieve
sun'urhlg. Sometimes in the case or
an ouibi'r-zik or the 'flti.‘ for instance.
the hours are long and the work is
hard. Club to shorthandodncss. But
who cares? “‘0 are all helping-—
and we are all trying to save hoalihs
and lives! During the war the. nurse
learned one great lesson: To do her
hit. and she has nsvrr forgotten it!"
to be held tonight at Trinity church.
0 .
-——1\‘et;r samples of picture mould—
ing on display at Donnelly's.-Adv.
O U C
O
O O 0
There will be a. meeting or the
League of Nor-
at 3:30
of. the
afternoon
0 0
Recent guests at. the Royal James
F. J. Maymond of East Orange. N.
n'l'hos. Harmon of New Brunswick.
35A. Barnard of N. Y. C.
James Cavanaugh or New Hamp-
Mr and Mrs. P. H McManua o!
Guild will be an-
in 11 Safe Deposit
v
Londo n.
J ersey.
Y.
ton. Mass.
Boston. Mass.
second noon—Adv.
night by the members 0! the Wil-
liam McKinley Camp No. 9 and its
auxilury in Forester-'5 hall. 0
0
meet this afternoon oi the home or
Mrs. Carroll B. White. 78 Wud
”not.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker of N. Y. C.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin of New
Mr.
and Mrs. H. Kling or New
Mr.
C.
Air. and Mrs. Harklns of Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fener of N. Y. C.
H. B. Cednoy of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr. and My. H. Solomon of Bon-
and Mrs. G. W. Uilman 01 N.
Mr .and ‘Mrl. D. R. Kamheim o!
J. A. Wnitcomb 0! Boston. Mass.
Frank. Clark of N. Y. C.
R. L. Skotleld of N. Y. C.
0 O
-For wedding gins—Donnelly’a.
O O C
Music» Day will be celebrated to-
rn. Hocpltol Thimblo club? Will
Hrown.‘ Tel. 2393~2.—Adv.
3'0””! 'a! J!
—Forilliser for GBTGUDI. A!!!“
O O O T ' .
The later stage , convention 3.10:: the ‘
good
Nrw
or rain for the nurses here. For
contagious disease work. of Cour-80.
the rate is highcr still. And there
is m'aciiczllly no limit to t-hc money
the 2:1 girl can earn aftor «he has special-.
studios being taken on very gradual-5‘13“” in one of the many lines opcn
'20 nor.
«in “ark that no one
the supcrin-
nay. Haydon dummobilo .00.,
Gregory.
3Everyday Life of Nurses-
in the [Yonvalki Hospital
SIVI’PERTL‘IE IN THE CHILDREN‘S WARD
One Hundred
tions at the last minute for
Armory.
Knights of Clumbua.
The loliowlng subscribers
been added to the already long list:
Mattress Co.
Mrs. Mary A. VunDorn.
Alhcri D. Morgan.
C. I. Finch.
Boi’iu.
chaud. Mrs. Maude C. Vought.
ni‘ally. H. Feldman. I. M.
Hugh P. Campbell. Chas. S. Mend.
ace Cloibus Shop. R.
Yohn.
A. Barber. Wm. A. Reid.
James J. Desmond. Luke Bone-
dick. E. M. Naylor.
Max Haut. William J. Davina. R.
J. Comstock. Jr» Mrs. Annie M.
Minion. Twin City Valet. A. ’1'. Burr.
Hour Publishint company. Bos-
ton store. Miss Elizabeth A. Far-
rell, W. H. Haussler. Jr., P. H. Bax-
Let. C. A. Mowborn.
Theodore Hort. R. A. Wilson. C.
A. McNamara. J. L. O'Brien.
John J..Murphy. Dr. T. J. Ga!-
!aghc-r, August 15. Lewis. J. J. Dor-
Ira
Mic, bun Comttook. Devid E;-
the Building and Lou: association
will beheld today- . '
‘ t O O
ashorp mum. and Atria Limo
for. lawn. Alfred Brown. Tel
samba—Adv. 4. ,
it
Fast and heavy come the subscrip.
the
Nurses‘ Home Building Fund. which
is to be augmented this evening by
the Charity bull to be given at the
under the auspices of the
have
Cbus. El Lindeberg. Edward Lam-
areux. Joseph J. Sherry. R. H. Zim-
murnuu'l. Dr. J. H. Sloman. Norwalk
William
F. lJeKlyn. Frederick swung. Jr..
William L. McLellan. H. J. Lewis,
Norwalk Charcoal
Yul-(ls, Leo M. Stun. John J. Flynn.
The Tristram 8.: Hyatt. Co.. Stephen
George Hopkins. Louis G. Robi-
Oliver F. Dorward. Luke A Con-
Orllns,
G. F. Moulton. R. H. Plaisted. Pai-
R. Snyder,
John D. Milne, Mr. and Maul”. C.
Miss Rose Drumm. Sam D. Gut-
kowsky. Alvin G. Sayre. Mrs. Emma
Chub! C. Perry. J, P.
Cucchl. Educ
Mi
dier. journalist and
deal or .time abroad.
America."
walk who sang:
mans.
“The False Prophct.”
at the piano.
accumbly singing.
volaard.
’ilie hostess committee
following the meeting.
ed: Mrs. John Milne, Mrs.
and Filly
.More Subscribers to Fun('
no! I... “'eod.
George G. Ernst. Herbert J. Tilly
Henry Jacoby. Frank Jacoby.
Helen Pagan. Mina Latin Beach.
Edward A. Recs. John H. Smith.
Frank E. Mather. Louis Prensky.
John D. Haugh. Home. Kcywortb.
J. Finn. Min Hamilton.
Kigginl.
Carl G. Lindbcrg.
Merlin J. McClouglun.
F. Garfield.
Alfred B. Cutbill. David Puberty.
Willlun Tuck. J. Stanley Ruymond.
Schulizo's Tire Shop. , ‘
Old-n Time Bottling Works. John
Neugebcuor. Philip womanly. R.
G. Bunions. Robert A. flonsdici.
John 1". Device. Dr. Williun' H. Mc-
reif.
Martin Lousy”. William J. Ly-
any. R. W. Gallagher. P. J. Han:
nouey. a. l. Beunott, Edward Ber»
edict.
James '1‘. Hubbell. Cave a. Cave.‘
Mu. Hornet: W. Chmbliu. Mrs.
Sheena!»
William Howa .
Dr. flirthur B. Cpleburn. Richard
Gal-nun. Rudolph cuboro.‘Audrow.
A— RMS“. .Wuimn Fa
MM..- Jeanette.
Tum } ’1
:5. w. Agdqma. whim Paul
a K. It. John. 1'. J. Me-
on. Jam & Hamburg Corp.
7 fund donut! "tutor. “
tel-son. Regent Thom. Abraham
D. Cohen. Hillside School. Inc... Sam-
Miss ‘
Hurry Keogh. Funk C. Becker.
Arthur Starling. Dr. T. F. Scanlon.
W. A. Gunther. Alex Bung. E. R.
van Castleberg. Mrs. W. G. [.cCount.
John J. Palinkaa. Robert Doulenl.
A NEW CASE IN THE EIERGENCY WARD
COLORED SOLOIST
TO GIVE RECITAL
Musical at N orwalk M.
E. Church for Benefit
Of Knight St. A. M.
E. Church
-
colored tenor soloist. E. Willi
walk M. E. church.
augnllm tho building fund
Photos by Manuglau.
Tomorrow night Norwalkers will
be given a rare treat when the great.
ley. will give a recital at the Nor.
This affair is being arranged to
the regular program fox
read:
John Merrimen.
Mrs. Johndlcrriman.
Ass: isiuui.
Mrs. Carl Hamrom.
year
Gt-orge S. Hubboll.
Pn-ss committee report.
Merl-imam.
mier.
vens.
D. \Vudmfi'oflh.
ius.
stands a much better ‘
none and desires only to
or his speech.
of the Bolshem
always seem able to get.
has been troubled with it
time.
thing in the world.
body wants to listen.
5 Rra'd-
some of which do a great
ham. _1 think that the
Major Willi-ant . Conway
- Before _.
Discusses “Terror of. Bolshevism in :33; L
‘ _States”—Exceiientiiiusical Frog... ..
Under_Direction of Mrs. Herbert
An excellent attendance. featured,th many pew-,3.
the semi mourn meeting at the Nor-
waik Republiccnk Wouldn't; Associa-
tion held yesterday'aliornoon at. the
Royal James 11m. Airs. Beninmin F.
Andrews. president. presided. About
150 women were .presenn;
Tho speaker to; the-meeting was
Macrawwiam Oakley. Conway. sol-
lecturer.
has spokenintaimopt every state a!
‘tne onion. and has spent
His subject
was“‘The Perils of Boishmismfln warms to ”do 5’ ' 2;.
During the meeting a musical pm: which People 5,5. H. . . "'3’!
gram was given by Mrs. Gardner 1..
Bristol. well known soprano of No:—
"The Lane to Ballybre." by Edci~
Mrs. Sarah Belts accompanied her
Mrs. A. J. Becklus played for the
The musical pro-
gram was in charge 0! Lira. Herbert
They includ-
Sciton. Airs. Frank c. Goodyear.
The reception committee includ- 5mm 0039p... _ f ”
ed: pm and Clone -3 .. . 2
Mrs. Frederick Hoeiachor sand and one .~..:_.~. -
Mrs. George lngbam \aguc 6:31.516? .. .
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn somctiutcs pro -:
Mrs. George Betta land became .3. :2;
. Mrs. Richard Ireland new 3';
‘ Mrs. Frank Urazel He stated 2:3: ~ .
Mrs. John Allen izaiion or
Mrs. UL‘UTKG \‘ushurgh .allyollc cs...‘
Mrs. Andrew Ht a1h_ :.me Lnlted 51:13..
Airs. t: ion Baker “.I. naxe .1 .2; 1.
Mrs. Fred C. Hull pronuuilcc‘u 'l-' .;
Mrs. Albert Winchester lhe 'Einks' 3.
Mrs ll. L. Stewart "The iied a: .. .
31m- 0130!! MGNGROD takes a cum-st 1 :» __‘
Mrs. Calvin Barton afraid to be or. . a— , -
Mm Clinton Rowland .Qr. fie gins :
Miss bin“) Lynn. willng to tun»;
- Mrs Edmund Btu-so But not so “3:33
i _ M3. Edward P. Weed psuudo {mt} "4,. ,
' Mrs. Edward Drake so much pit-- . ¥
31!". 15- Houard 5‘07}? this and to t: -
A short business meeting prpoeded
noon and the loliowlng reports were
Recording secretary’s report. Airs.
COFFL‘SDOIIUUJE secretary’s report.
truism-31": report.
Publicity. Mrs. Frank C. Good-
Financc and entertainment. lira.
Citizenship. Mrs. Alexander Rum-
Ed‘ucailon. Mrs. Maurice K. Ste-
Motor transportation. . Mrs. Alvin
Outlook. Mrs. E. ,6. Huntington.
Civics institution. Mrs. A. J. Beck-
"A mm with a grievance always
chance
getting a. crowd than a man who has
world how happy he is and why."
stated lunar Conway at the opening
"Thus the popularity
"The loud speakers. the bowlers
Take the instance at a group o! wo-
men coming out or church.
"One oi them has a backache and
in no time eh. has a group
of sympathizera around her.
other woman («in right with event
7 _She is happy
and wants to tell everybody. but no-
"Tbe world seems more or
made up of grievance committees.
TUESDAY, APRIL 21......
. Feature Article; fl
3 Club News g
N
Talks
Republican “cm...
3.3-.
ly, Join commit
much becaus‘: t;.-;
with that par‘tc: l
because they in m‘
on the‘oommlticu 3-» . ,
boon it. too. 1 cc. .~ .~ 3
ant stationery, u i:-
the fashionable w.“ .. a.
printed side L»; s :
tendon and sea ,
one or the gfta"::-'
country.
"it is amaz:;.g
who
_ a. great
and. to manor 3-»,
ganimitons Wizh u.
the slignztsi 5;. , . 7
301333. Club in .\.. _—.
'i‘ual club decide
with one 5115211.; ,
turd. lei. us 5.35.
new Olga-Rizal)»: :-_
01 a national cf
elation and 1h. 2:; -
the Whole purl-3 .,
Lie club tn tr.»
Changed and L
tire.y difftrtf.’
vistlc propcg
Tho llajvi"
he did not i”...
by Scatt.
served tea
Dixon Mc-
know nothing
"For
and well oduc- .
plemented lh‘ .— '
non by the r3
and then-in ll'.. ..
"l have l2“ -
man who il r.‘
from all prize-
di\idualisiic a;.c , .
with the crows“;
The Major — 3 3-
iall-t by telling .- _. , . '.
Americans 5.. * ‘
on. their gu3r~
cry time. 3;:
mouths. hc
slander against :E:
the after- .l... w»...
b)"
Mrs. John
BOY :Oiil‘l ‘i
A meeting of
oil will be he:
at the South. .\' 3 ,
Eight o'clocl-z. 5‘ » : :
sent out by Sect-3'. . .
or
n :‘u ~ 53‘
OIHER SO"I.~':l
PAGE 11‘“
:43“ the
attention.
Unusual Sale
0
SAXOPH (3 T‘i
v4,
for some '5;
,‘L‘ .3;
An-
DONNELL‘l"5
IG-IE South 31311.; “3"“
less
deal 0!
reason a. '
_ 7/
.1
of the
William J. Manor. 8. J. Water. Dr.
Frederick C. Hull. Rev. Thor-nu
Frank '1'.-
Knight street A. M. E. church. which
is earnestly endeavoring to corn-
ploio the basement of. its
(which will int-“dc a tine dining
church.
STERLING—é“
FURN I'I'U RE COMPANY
Stack. Charlec w. Panncll. w. F.
Mrs. John J. Mackin. Charles E.
Jennings. Edward D. Ryun. W. H.
Molone. Mr. and Mn. '1'. Bmley.
Acquino
Bron. Miss Horriet H. Purkor. The
Nash. Raymond a: Dean Co.. Chas.
Horace R. m. George E. Grazia.
Motion. r. J. Finals-.5. Edward. an» ‘
am Laue. um any c. For ,
roll. E. 1.3me Mlfl‘fiiaihxu.
53¢)”. um .. I '3‘. award; San} ,
room) bvi'ore the
anal conference or
CO. which takes
conference is to
Knight street
i‘hoce who have
Mr. Bradley,
praises at him.
Ed that he 13
tenor {Le count
{
place May 2
be held
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