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The New York Charities Directory, 1915
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1Bronx House
3FREE KINDERGARTEN AND SEWING SCHOOL.
4MEN'S ASSOCIATION; committees on employment, legal aid and medical aid, etc.
5SICK CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY, for the care of poor and sick children and does Fresh Air Work.
6WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT SOCIETIES, provide sewing for poor women and distribute clothing.
8Bridges, Department of, City of New York, 18th floor, Municipal Building (tel. 380 Worth). F. J. H. Kracke, Commissioner.
10Brightside Day Nursery and Kindergarten, The, (org. 1894), 89 Cannon St., N. Y. C. For children of ten days to seven years of age, of working mothers. Those able to pay are charged five cents a day for each child. The children are clothed, fed and instructed from 7 A.M to 7 P.M. Supported by voluntary contributions.
11Officers: Mrs. S. R. Guggenheim, Pres.; Mrs. Gustave R. Tuska, Treas.; Mrs. C. A. Strouse, Sec.
13Broadway Congregational Tabernacle, Broadway and 56th St., maintains a Chinese Sunday-school, Young Women's Club, and has men and women's organizations for social work.
15Bronx Branch, Young Women's Christian Association, 329 East 176th St. See YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
17Bronx Church House, of the Church House Foundation in the Diocese of New York, 171st St. and Fulton Ave., N. Y. C. Maintains clubs and classes and does neighborhood work. Miss F. Rapello, Supt.
19Bronx Eye and Ear Infirmary, (incorp. 1902), 459 and 461 East 141st St. For treatment of diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat. Dr. Clarence H. Smith, Sec.
21Bronx Hospital and Dispensary, (incorp. 1911), 1385 Fulton Ave., N. Y. C. For general medical and dispensary service for the sick.
23Bronx House, (est. 1911), 1637 Washington Ave., bet. East 172nd and 173rd Sts. (branch of Henry St. Settlement). A Social Settlement and Music School. Maintains clubs, classes, a bank, model flat and Kindergarten. Provides a good musical education for those who otherwise could not afford it, through its piano, violin, cello, orchestra and chorus departments. Supported by voluntary contributions.
24Directors: Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Pres.; Miss Lillian D.
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