Fairfield Faces 3100 Refugee Garment Order and More
Fairfield Red Cross seeks 3,100 refugee garments for delivery to New York by January 26. Volunteers are urged to sew at Beach Road headquarters, with sessions Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 10. The district also to supply 200 bright washable property bags for war hospital use. Diet kitchen closes after serving 2 1288 meals to 75 influenza sufferers over the past month. Fairfield youths raise about 600 for war relief. Community notices note a War Bureau meeting, local canteen service plans, and several residents in town for events and visits.
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Mary W. Garton
Red Cross
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William E. Smith
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William B. Glover
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Charles C. Saunders
Florence Townsend
Julia
Walker
Heard
Fairfield War Bureau
Bacon Wakeman
William
Paul
Dennis Burr
Hans P
Dunham
Sylvia
Greenfield
Larthur Bennett
James Bennett
Piyad
Transportation Corps
Henphient
Fr Aily
Eliot Street
Grail ‘School
C. Launeant
George’ ‘Banner
Infantry
James H. Bonney
Post Road
Congregational Church
Charles H
Marie Coverdale
Osborn Will
New York City
Coverdale
Astor
Fresh Air Fund
McAlpine
Patriots In America
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jane Carroll
Byron Eddy
P.S Jurges
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Lena Knapp
Grail School
Wall- N
George F. Highins
New Hungary Grants Voting Rights to Women 26
Budapest reports the new suffrage law grants the ballot to all men twenty one and to women twenty six who are Hungarian subjects for six years and literate. Electors twenty four may vote for the National Assembly without sex distinctions.
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