Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-09-19
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EXHIBIT OFWAR1POSTERS
FOR OVERSEAS HOSPITAL
By" Norfoik1ilW omenoCati the
S oI III asiun On q, ssMsS'fads1sy, 'o o5,
1T, II September / s20thras -gIn

s4aLast fail at5thef CoRYienttffee n ion of II, the E,
observation-disclosures Suffrage oAssoeia-
u. Ega vas vas SaQBfsd ,f Blythe S Ma
stioral as theirZwaFtt baby, .Haby Wolnr mr.
ANTS s0veEseaiss i3ospitaf, dconprisingr
tFts several Units rraTheH Werk, has SO.
.increasgd pRat 1.-THE ,112BgeeogV va ohars
asa: n1ed t&1assE. an friitiaI expense to
Z carry al IT throdgh, Has begH f9iind lin
adequate. = More; must, be, raised Fo
caE9B on this great fW1q2rk ,,9ftG brave
Anranic an. w omen. aricrrf atV' rich,
Il The FrsnchacG oNerrrnentl has rrS5-
Ftentlsltupned tovertoothetl&st unit.
organized, atEhospital Of 800 'beds,fof
the care Of 'igHsf soldiers 6Tfly!t Your
boy and my Boy may Be ffettafrned5 to-
that hospital LET aqs at j ign hands
cana fhelp.rv CO. Scf. I'd. Sc iE1o. -5,..-s.
9EHhepS uffragistsnin each, state have
been assessed a,ycertainG amount ito
Rca4Fy1 OF this work,wcmternational in
TT IT'S SCOPE. is Other towns ahave ontEi-
kbuted 1iberaIy.Is e ros5n'usn'
Pt''Let NrfofkG remember her Boys and
h9nprt them. by eQqnftEgibuting geherr-
ously. = -hhh
/ "A rare opportunity wllbe gfyen
Monday next Ito all the people, of
Litchfield County and especially of,
Norfolk TO: See Poster5Art atRits hest
/ and highest deVelopfheht!2'gA eQpac
mittte 1eeN that is working in THE inter
esty, of the W8mef6ig Oversees Hest
piita1s shagp PLANNED ~ VI fipe 9Shiblttesi'
of AL all kinds of fcoIored var posters
representing the v.hest,oand snost eff
fsctive work of this ckindatliat has
beens donepty It isc known that the
/ most successful and world rem owned
living artists Of every land have con
tributed their st ne eff or rtssr to 1.-THE
lgi inning Tthe5 tbs ferehtion of
these stirring tpiietuIreSs appealing to
our 1highestiideals4 v2 .gbnog
bJH wnl abeEsnr siprtyilegeYrto see,
many hof vtheseorfbesutiful of
FarEsFunder 1.-The pleasant .-lfospitable
auspfces IF tthis seoft4n4ftteee'a at Il rtlte.
Bid yihif fainfn Gynnf1asitm sort MondaSY,:
EseptembeP twenty third; 1918, 9dufG
+ ing the aftern9 on osha ,eyeqihg. iThe
occasion; win be. varied blythe agtis-.
tic eentributiens-of friends tosathe
tahsa.c seEt7s 80 1900 yc 1ss
The admission will be free. snBut]
those. WI care, to .tontABute -nany'
thing VIII have a chance to- d6 SO; The.
proceeds VIII be used for the fur.
theringe of the wonderful work that is
being done by these hospital units. =
Il Their work has beeni undertaken
at the request of the French G oyern-i
ment and has it's, sanction and APP
proval. Wv 1,,,..s =, "7"L. - 3D. IL
The Committee of the w omen's
Oversee Hospital, U. S.. A., are: Mrs:
F. Huntington Babcock, Mrs. George
W-Bacon,- Mrs-Raymond Brown, DR..
FEee Edwards DIR. Alice Gregory, Mrs.
Edward G. Henderson, Mrs. Samuel
w: lambert; DR.. Emily Lewis, Mrs.
Philip Lydig, Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid,
Mrs. Edwin Thorne, DR.. Anna I. Won
Shelly, Mrs. F. Louis Slade, Mrs. E.
R. Strange, Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany.
= 3 The units of the Woman's Over
sea Hospitals are up near the fight
ing, lines: One of the. hospitals is
especially devoted to fgassed patients.
The lives of our American men as
we'll as the French men may be saved
at any time by the Woman's Over
seas Hospitals. 90 .'
Any service, and aid of donations
to such a cause as this, to alleviate
such, suffering, to ease and smooth
the path for tired feet, surely it is
little enough for one to do for our
country and for France.
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