Carlow Sentinel, March 8th. 1919. CARLOW COMRADES OF THE GREAT WAR CLUB. At a meeting held in the Deighton Hall Burrin -street, Colonel Browne-Clayton presided. On the proposition of Mr J. Connolly, seconded by Mr P. Begley, Colonel Browne-Clayton was unanimously selected as a candidate to represent the Comrades at the coming elections. Mr McCarthy, Clerk of the Crown and Peace, delivered a very instructive address regarding the voting under proportional representation, and conducted a model election to enlighten those present. Great credit is due to the "Comrades" whose efforts extinguished the would-be disastrous fire in the Labour Exchange on Tuesday night. Women's National Health Association. Meetings were held in the Town Hall in February and March. Present---Miss Alexander, in the chair ; Mrs Paul Brown, Mrs Kane Smith, Mrs J. Mc Donnell, Nurse Mrs Valentine, and Miss Gough. Bills were paid for one pound, two shillings and three pence for two months for clothing and nourishment for the sick poor.