The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-24
KITCHEN SHOWER
WILL OPEN EAST
SIDES NURSERY
Monday, Oct. %, Has Been Set
as Date for Opening
Institution.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE THIMBLE FUND
Auto Club of Bridgeport to
Hold Smoker LIN Sea Side
Clubhouse.

Monday, October 20, is the date Sc
1ected for the formal opening and
house warming for the new day nur-
sery on the East Side which is to be
under the management Of the Catho-
lie Charitable bureau. The affair is
to be in the form of kitchen shower
and pound party and anyone who is
interested in this work is asked to
bring to the Nursery at $40 Ogden
street kitchen utensils that are very
necessary in the preparation of food
for the youngsters and also whatever
articles of food they feel able to con-
tribute.
This nursery is non-sectarian des-
pite the fact that it is in charge of the
Catholic Charitable Bureau. There
has been a pressing need for some
time for nursery on the East Side
as the one on Main street maintained
by the Associated Charities is too far
away for the mothers to go who live
and work on the East Side. 1t is
suggested that those DESTROYS Of con-
tributing bring any kind of cereal.
salt, box crackers, jellies and pre-
serves dried fruits, vegetables Of all
kinds, macaroni, cornstarch, tapioca
and gelatin.
There is also need for crockery as
| well as for kitchen utensils, also
| spoons, knives and forks, for it must
not be forgotten that the little folks
who are left in the care of the Day
| Nursery are given meals as we'll as
the best of care. The Sisters of Char
itty from Emmetsburg. Nd, are to
have the actual running of the house
and are soon to leave that place for
| this city. The house will be open be-
| tween the hours Of 2 and 6 o'clock
on Monday afternoon, and the public
i is cordially and urgently asked to at
| tend this kitchen shower and pound
| party as well as to inspect the house
| to see the arrangements that have
been made for the comfort of the
| children.
/ Application has been made to the
Catholic Charitable Bureau to have 1t
find if possible boarding house for
two small boys. aged IL and / 3 years
/ respectively. Their mother is dead
and the father although able to pay
! to have them placed in a good home is
working and SO unable to give them
the proper supervision. If any one
j knows Of any such will they kindly
communicate with Miss Boylan at the
Catholic Charities Bureau.
those who contributed to the Silver
Thimble club during its second week.
In all over 5000 articles were given
!, for this very worthy cause:
j Mrs. Lizzie Riley. Mrs. Charles
Mills, Mrs. H. H. DeLoss. Miss Wal
ters Mrs. J. F.. Lewis, Mrs. julius s
i Hanover, Mrs. J. D. Brown, Miss
Helen Harrison, Miss Sally Wilmot
| Mrs. Fred Havens, Mrs. Bidmeade
{ Miss Dorothy Lyon, Miss Amelia L
Beardsley. Mrs. William L'Homme-
dieu, Mrs. William Seeley, Mrs. Cant
{ we'll, Miss Nellie Epson, Mrs. A. H
/ Proctor, Mrs. William Baillie, Mrs
( Sadtler.<
j Mrs. Hiram straus, Mrs. w. w
. Warner, Mrs 8. H. Tucker. Mrs. M
8 F. Burbank, Mrs. B. H. Hull, Mis-
!. Helen Wilson, Mrs w. L. Weadon
Y Mrs. I. B. Prindle. Mrs. Horace VIII
mot, Mrs. harles e. Sanford, Mrs
v J. Boucher, Mrs. e. Dougherty, Mrs
n M. J.. Osborne, Miss Ruth Jordan
t Mrs. A. E. Pitt. Mrs. e. v. Dfbble
Y Mrs. A. P. Huntington, Mrs. G. @
g Leeck, Mrs. Lane, Miss Peet.
It Mrs. r. J. Mackenzie, Mrs. D. Il
WHEELER, Mrs. Turkey Mrs. b. P. Ly
ons, Mrs. Henry Cliffe, Mrs. j. N
tReuton, Mrs Chas. Gardner, Mrs. J
w. Birdseye, Miss Mary Kobrua, Mrs
t P. L. johnson, Miss Parsons, Mrl
d John M. Marian. Mrs. Edmun
n Thompson, Miss Margaret Rourks
r Mrs. Frank Wheeler, Miss Grace Sir
Q line, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Hutchinson
e Mrs. J. C1arkson, Mrs. Charles Be
y CART, Miss Soule. Miss Della Zauno1
e Mrs. W. F. seeley, Mrs. Charlie
# Beach, Mrs. A. II. Miller, Mrs. WIN
n Baillte. Miss Mary Birdseye. Mis-
; Eleanor Ravens. Mrs. A. B. Benja
$, man, Mrs. Glover Sanford.
II Mrs. Archie Mcneil, Mrs. r. \
ls Burton, Mrs. George G. Peet, Mrs. v
leI 3. Baltic. Mrs. Eddie, Mrs. Mile
Ie Mr.. George c. Edwards, .T. L. s.,
e Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs. Geore
n, somers. Mrs. Myra G. Durfee. Mr.
l. Cooper. Mrs. e. w. Nash, Mrs. WI
d son. "a Friend" Mrs. Anthony An
ID Der, Mrs. H. Wakeman, Mrs. Leo Ly
lion, Mrs. HI. Greenstein. Mrs. D. j
in Hill, Mrs. Beach. Theodosia Haw1e
r Aune Booth. Mrs. John J. Eekei. Mr.
,r H w. Peck, Miss Wheeler. Mrs. Fisl
lie Mrs. J. r. Browy. Mrs. James Cruz
A. CLINTON. Mrs. A. e. Sherman.
oil Mrs. Percy Bartram, Mrs. Hem
c. Blodget, Mrs. Harry G. Spooner, Mr.
n. Grout Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Smitl
IN II Foreigners, A Friend, Mrs r.
IS Pattison. Cash, Mrs. DeVer
pit Warner. Mrs. M. E. Woodruff, Mr.
I'D w. J. Seery, Mrs. Chaffee, Miss Graz
al Moody, Miss Marion Belts. Mrs. 8.
Temlinson, Mrs. g.. B, Klein. Mr.
Stockwell, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. ]
c. Evans. Mrs. w. s. Lynne. Mrs. '
j. Tanner, Mrs. w. D. Bishop, MI
O. B. B. Meeker,. Mrs. 3. watson, Mr..
he w. Harra1, F. e. Barker. Throus
ia IN L. NJ Mrs. K. N. Odell, Mi
lis Wheeler, Mrs. Herbert Lackie, MI
til w. r. Miller, Miss j. Cemley, MI
1T. William FL. Comley, Jr., Miss Carr
he Leigh, Mrs, William B. Leigh. MI
RS, Louis N. Booth. Mr.. N. W. Bisho
ne Mrs N. w. Bishop. Mr.. Alfred Bishe
Miss Keppy, Mrs. M. w. Proud, MI
- F. B. Hawiey, Mrs Wheeler, Mrs.
DeVer Warner, Mrs. C. B. SeeIe
Mrs Atwater. Mrs. M. Stein, MI