New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1915, Page 6

> 38 EUGENIO MARRIAC FAC AND FANCIES. together and the contest such as it " 2o S a3 | y s Visconsin has a law providing for B — 10 WN IA was said to have been was held on ! Of course it is unwise Lo cross the boundary line between New Brit- || TUBERCULOSIS WORK‘ | RN, eugenic marriages and during the first B B e i h o A o A x year of its - nding | bridges until you cc o them, b — LERE was a hcaring | 40 and Berlin. A large crowd ha ; 1 of this v Opemtio.n ending January j when s vicious a proposition as a i th v‘?i? : e 1‘_“”?: gathered to see the contest and therc REEKS, M. 1 § s year, marriages decreased to | measure to shift support of hospitals Vol e S I was much disappointment over the in- | /at 4:15 p. m. [ the extent of 2,800 as compared with | from the state to the county appears ability of the men to have an oppor- W hurch St. ; the bill of Senator 1 3 ; the former twelve months, but a pe- | €Ven in rumor, it is desirable to scare Klett amending the | tunity for a satistactory meeting. New | At the nnual meeting of the Tuber- | L] B 1 oo | SUlAr featiire of the whole matter is |1t O If Dossible by denouncement. probation law so as [ Britain used to be a Mecca for sports | cujosis society, 1 was called upon, as B i rore o o 1t seems hardly possible that i to permit of proba- | Ut more for sprinters than boxers and | | et A Al ( 3 . ver y-sev J . e : 4 a- | epresentative o ¢ boa »f hea 2 vere eighty-seven common | wrong a principle will be seriously con- e s brousne | in the days when there were tracks at | FePresentative of th S vmr ¥ = as to 16 ad- law marriages recorded during the |sidered by the legislature, but one| pe fore a juige of the superior court |ltentchlers’ park, Traut’'s par and | to exprescs my opinion part of the city | year, and they- are regarded as jusp|never can teil—New Haven Regis-| in the event of they violating their | Bassett’s grove some of the fastest| Visability of placing the Cents & Month. 2 g ; : : 3 ; A7 s e eont by mau | @8 valid under the law as where a |'°% probation. At present men, women |Funners in the country were among| nuree in our department. As it is the . r o au o St or cc and placed on proba- | Brita > was able to bous Vil % 3 T G does not meet with the ecugenic re- "f,;l. \\.1 Connon, h " 1 of the Caiinon | tion for, say a month or six months | Of Some pretty fast men, but sprinting, our department up in fficiency, Ftising meatum in | QUirements. The state hogrd of health | Mills, Concord, N. ., will soon com- | 4nq jf they violate it any time before | like some other athletic qualifications, | could but voice our approval, providad B books and press | says that many people (\-‘m to adjoin- | (no gor & "'”“;""‘] o “*“‘“;“‘“:'*v N.| the time expires they can have their | has become a lost art in this city and | that the board of health was given ‘tu advertisers. Ty o i > . for young bacheiors, to be known sr'ty or 26 » o o £ L=y i | b hal et e il ot oinE Rl e W | liberty or can run away and there is|When an effort was made a few years | sufficient means to carry on the work, - ge Washing - Al no authority to interfere with them [ago to revive it here, it was a com-| for my investigations show tha the d on sale at Hota- | SUPMit to the medicm examination re- ‘f:*(:il i:!v;!lnlhs :u:’nl a home for unnv:ar; until the court mecets again and as |Dblete failure. The young men are progressive boards of health are, em- ;1 slts'n::dd ‘l?vr;;dv quired by the Wisconsin law, R “‘;9(’;") ‘“'“.“T;T‘ l\‘lrlti'l‘m:’:‘(lyln- I‘n"‘: it in session only once in every |apparently no longer interested in| pioying nurses in order to get results. | I b, Eugenic marriages are all right in s ”'mlflm‘l‘ < 25 8 + | three months it can be seen that the |athletic sports to the extent of train- The Tuberculosis society has em- | R theory, they seck to bring about a “,"’\_ ¥ _”‘”‘"“”_ i M. probationers have a flne opportunity |ing ‘to participate in them, preferring | ployed two nurses when their finan- | e 0 charge, (\n‘('l the building is fully | t¢c escape the sentence of the court. |dances and similar amusements. New cial condition would permit, because | most desirable condition, but whether jequipped with all eonveniences The | The proposed bill provides that a per- | Britain used to be on the map as a| of the amount of work to be done. To g 5 they will do so or not is another ques- | new building will he modelled after | son who violat probation can be |city where therc were some good ath-| say that the society is failing to ac- | t . They have been viewed in many [ this—Norwich Record. | brought before a judge of the superior |letes, in fact some of the best. hut| complish the work it could do, be- | kIS WORK { instances as a stock raiser would con- i "’r‘,‘“ll“ at;any 11”"9- “'ho;v the 'r,r\z&n.-l its fame in this respect has departed | cause it has now but one nurse, | ‘ p K. { : sentence can be rived and the ac- o e I Tt e | | sider his prize animals and without [t il et revived und the ac-jand there does not secem to be any | throws no discredit on the present tu- | B room | B0 N e The taxpayer has some rights sent to jail, whichever | desire to have it regain its former | berculosis nurse, for the annual re- | e oy e to the conditions Which | which oven a leading politician is{ ('€ case may be. Thege was no op- | prestige, at least there is no evidence | port shows a tremendous amount nf | cxist in the human family and which [hound to respect. He may remem- | PSition to the measure and the com- of jt. work-—too many cases for one nurso | published and it ' .\ 14t be controlled by any human |ber them while his representative in| Mittee will in all probability make a to care for. iy by every per- | yrency. It “the matter of physical | the capitol is working overtime to '2vorable report on it during the| ) O It is in the interest of every New . ates o el 4 N | find new ways of taxation, but he ig| COMIng week. The fact that only one £ it is true as reported that thel gritain citizen that tuberculosis cases e perfection was the only thing to be person appeared before the commit- | appropriations have been exceeded by | ¢hould be followed up closely and in- a g g likely to forget when the next elec- : § P d points out the ' ¢ ngjdered the arsument in favor of | (i comes on. But even the pa-| tC¢ in favor of the bill is not by any |about $15.000, then there is nothing | gyard others, so that those living and | § an extra nurse eygenic marriages would be stronger, | tient taxpayer reaches the limit: o] [JEaRS 0 _»(nrlmm;lun of any lack of o do about i, except to make it Up | working with tubercular cases will be | uberculosis soci- | ¢ it js not the physical element [endurance at last. and he is already ‘““9:’,”“" e ]'|“1(“]rwl:rr\'y‘"‘.i""‘”{‘%‘f o llr’"““l“"‘“'r 1GRLhors Topartmont | ffeer ffom the dancer cf becoming ot S LI ! : e e L e B el roba ion - |to transfer from one department to ey : > educt ey B el alone that is fo be recognided when fr‘lw::‘1:1}?;|‘I<]1gli";it::]-‘I‘U»Y\;.1“”lrl\ e | cers are strongly in favor of it and |another, or to borrow the money and S L A e ole question S| {i..tine e - 2 ig SRassisatline tian Sie RUAS IO oy, ol et talkce or grante P re | provide for o Atte T 18 | treating of this matter. A man might | oare " Har(ford Times. et i en for granted that there |provide for the deficiency next year.| fulness. This educational and follow- In this sale you will find Vestees, kently and there | pe o physical marvel and yet be an would be no opposition and that the | The sewer and charity departments’ | up system requires help. So T stale, | Guimpes, Collar and Cuff Sets, Flaire cummittec would make a favorable | deficiency can be ecasily explained be- [ if one nurse cannot do justice o tha | - : e R ngy While cats have recently had their| Y¢POrt on it. It is believed that this|cause there has been experiment and | number of cases now on the records | < Clars. Lilly Collars, etc, Made of rights supported by a decision of the | PYOPosed law will not only strengthen } unexpected expenses there made so be- | of the soclety, what more may be ex tuberculosis E cALLS. | | | | | | | | | See Window Display would receive along the line of carc- | here is any an- ,qesirable citizen; a woman might cept to provide j,. pepfect as far as form and health the finest imported oriental, and T | eeks oxmmr.m 18 1is concerned, but with an evil mind, [ supreme court of Connecticut and ‘xm-’;i“‘.({ l‘vln'1 tvhm l}\o»(-l(«:m will be a | cause of the faliure of the bedsto work | pect of her is she is placed with the | prk sought is t0 . nq there is no one who will truth- |there is no sigzn of any movement | 9¢cided change for the better in the |and in the latter the business depres- | board of health when we now have pd. ! fully say that society would be im- |to restrict their freedom of move- :‘I"'““‘““""Jf‘- for when they see that|sion has added to its expenses. These | record of cases not known to the 'ru,)\ : v say s 4 et ; S ey must Keep their agreements with | ¢ avoide er such condi- rculosis society B =iid ana oooql by the marriage of such a|Ment they dre not without enemies i 1o T SL NECR ek aExeoments With | cannot be avoided under such condi- | berculosis society, and which need in- lat white plague I e ola) o T (s e SN, According to Game | ) oo ool B8 et A tions and when they occur there is|{ struction? In short if the society now | the most exquisite neckwear in this] couple, yet that is the plan upon Which { yy, qen David H. Clark of New Ha- TR \{”»‘ & - m\- I)dfiltluhm AW. | no ground for complaint The char- | needs two nurses, and because of fi- | cale, not one but what is worth doubla towiid have no effect upon the cases | iy gepartment has run short of funds | nancial reasons, has but one, certainly | ,, fihe physicians , ination such as Wisconsin requires |the United States ought to he de.| D the lecal (»v-un; hecause they 1:n'e before and for precisely the same |there will be need of two nurses Bught into close | qoes not reach such cases, and it is | Stroved in order to protect the game| 7 SCsslun every hL ;”:‘“i;:“(*l"']‘y‘m‘ reason as it is now short and the :hmm]i the Tuberculosis society nur: ALL OUR WINTER COATS and Major Bdward Barton, a special | (o, JFOCIOTE €60 e S BN O PIROS | amount was promptly supplied, there | be taken over by the health depart MARKED DOWN $5.08. protector of West . Hartford. would probation syvstem 5 th ]v- being no question but that the short- | ment. | 2 Is not thought Very | ;ge was due to causes which could We so often hear the expression, | for Women's and Misse ats worth have a law passed to license both cats | yoll of in Hartford o New IHaw | and its spread 1 ce who object to the examination |and small bovs with air rifles.— SR e e e \O"h °™ I not he controlled by the department | “The Great White Plague,” that we | up to $15.00 ¢ educating the ' ., clsewhere to have their weddings | Bridgeport Standard. e Dl (hm lhr:‘\' “:‘]‘;": and have it do its duty toward the| become reconciled to it in much the | ] themselves, people The board of finance and| same way as we do to hearing of an CHILDREN'S COATS or s * | while there is some evidence that some improve it if they had any particular : ats : | = el g The trouble has | 2Xation hews close to the line, it does | other insurrection fn Mexico, or to | .\ 1 0 coorgac $3.00 and $4.00 AT Tady Judse never been with the law but rather | POt l€ave much margin for anything | reading of casualties in the European | . : a : xGept thelactual cstimated sspenses| war. The sHock is over and we expect | with those whose duty it is to enforce | ¢ at deal of 5004 i o queer.mind that subscribes to that (Seattle Post-Intelligence it. It has worked well here, whero 204 When anything extraordinary | to hear of results. Nevertheless, the | BIG JEWELRY SALE. ; L < 1 e Rondismss o| Great White Plague—tuberculosis e cannot do ev- | .ondition. Dressed in a simple blue suit, her | the probation officer is one of the |COMes UD then another appeal to th danlsdnE Yout Itis by eaths Aad 10c each, value More than two fan the board of PN el o 1 s b e e W s e i hoard is a necessity. The city may | 15 der g our cities by deaths and | c each, value 25c. More th . o e S brown hair arranged in school girl | S as well recognize the need of expend- | disability as much as any of the wars | thousand pieces of the latest fads in eal more can | VOULDN'T SHOVEL SNOW. St codl oR eionmm oo It is a great pleasure to see so 1l only provide | One of the features of the recent | cheeks made roster by the excitement | much interest being faken in amateur 1 : will not work the board a | snow storm in New York was the in- | o¢ the occasion Miss Reah M. White- | theatricals in New Dritain, the per- pndiase E capable of do- | ability of the contractor who has the | head entered upon her new duties as | formances of “The Ited Mill” heing | J@mages are beginuing to come in on account of an alleged pollution of the | 5 S - T . - papers, we should divert some of our iling to do. The | task of removing the snow from the | J'istice of the peace shortly before Very largely attended this week and : . hy from abroac . | rson absolute fast color g : | Aeonlveiiiil e produc- | Mattabessett river which up to a short | SYmpathy from abroad to our own | Anderson absolute fast color ginghamns ceremony matked her entry into the | tion was very moritorious and the | time was regarded by the people of | PeoPle Who die, not a swift death do- | in sixty new spring colorings ntion of the | her of men to do the shoveling. | judicial arena, retiring Justice Brown | blg audiences werc delighted. Some | Berlin as a clear stream, filled with | In8 their duty, but a lingering one, : - taxation where | There is a very large number of un- | handing over the keys of the office [ ¥ears ago there was a remarkable in- [fish and of such a sportive quality "‘,"dvt"“fn’,'o" wahen sad heactibe ust have their | employed men in that city at present, | Whilo moving picture machines and | terest taken in theatricals in this [that they used to jump out of the| otnse @ SaihRe ke L bl | iy : : cameras. clicked, ¢ity, and in the days of the Histrionic | water like a Canadian salmon every | IN& by their inability to support those G ement of the | mcre it Is said, than was ever known | T B B0 "l g @ was the Drief | soriely some very good performances | morning, while now they swim along | dependent upon them. The soldier dies | . ; health depart- Lefore and yet it was impossible to | giutement made by Justice Whitehead | Were given. There were other dra- |listlessly without even wagging their :l;:\T:h:(i:ug:h('wf:;:.n\(')]h:vr\’«”]a.':,.v»;w’:: 199-201-203 Main Street. does not do its duty ta him. viz; pro- tect him The function of the board of health | need to be taught how to olseér is to look after the health of the peo- | quarantine, and what it meant ple, that is, in so far as possible, to | themselves and t thers; to assist in o have every | on him go without food. Justice Whitchead spent most of ' Mill” there was usuaily enough pres- |ing at it. :"“‘j'y:y"“"v‘“‘ "y”'\"f‘"w”j‘_"yflf'_‘""l‘;"v’n"r_\" to)| lnetcicting e cuace. AL et the afternoon greeting friends and | €nt to meet all expenses and have et ESe i i e S Epe o] y S had little judicial business. She | & balance with which to prepare for Shasaide Hlel UL Jou ses that ] U R, Lo £'8 woman, &a equipped her office with a new set of | another production or to celebrate What Mr. Morgan Doesn’t Know, .'mr ;luun;_»mml .:lnyn\»\yu.):;.fllvn to pro- vm“ traine 4 fare work ause s Is . B = et ey ¢ x 5 - R cct heir J e's healt Bl ar as Many wi ill cost mone: cause a man is out of work is no |law books and between callers took | the glories of the one passed. For a (New York World.) e . Lsotar o s reason that he is out of money and | 0ccasion to brighten up her know- | J0ng time it remained for the Young : :‘ mishihe 4.”‘-“-',!'“”.‘ :”.‘f"w“ Soait :fw,\““.“"; Pt o asiogs. i os ' ledge of their contents. Men's T. A. & B. society to keep alive Mr. Morgan's testimony before the ate nuisances. Thus boards of heaith lec 1Xes, a money 1o i i . E X have come 3 s ¢ anything that 10n¢ n % . Byl et The first case to be heard hy Jus- | @mateur theatricals in this city, that | federal commission on industrial re- | me about dc a money i employment at any kind of labor th: 5 S . = 2 e e the Moy 3 ) I 2 ) '. abor n‘d tice Whitehead will be Friday morn- ¢rganization making t production | 1. 4ions will disappoint presents itself. He won’t do that, ing at 10 o’clock when Edward Cas-| ¢ a play an annual event and fact he will not accept employment | trow, arrested yesterday, will answer SPending almost as much in prepar- | % o a statutory charge. Two eivil | ation for the play as the receipts | triotic and intelligent . Americans suits have also been filed for that day, | @mounted to. Still the society was | everywhere will read it with amaze- Brussells point lLaces, Embroidersd Nets and Organdie More than six hundred pieces of I8 never OVEr- ogcnists work and believe in. An ex- | ven eighty per cent. of the ecats in : the price we offer them at Saturda e every day. | these more than others which need ever to Dbe ) ogrrection. It is also apparent that to do in times ,.,iq all kinds of ceremonies and live ng nurse has | ¢ oother under the common law. It Coats worth up to $9.98 ing money on the sewer beds, their| that shock us so much R e condition is such that they cannot or If, every case of death and disability | result suits for | OCCUrring in this country every day | NEW SPRING DRESS GINGHAMS. were published in the New Britain { " es 32 inches wide, 15c yard. The Wm ich will Dbe | sireets to obtain the necessary num- sets forth the | induce them to earn a few dollars re- | when asked how she liked her new | Matic organizations in New Britain, | tails as they pass down the river. The gnized and it | moving the snow. It is hard work to | duties. T wil be glad when the | ahout that time, considerable atten- | Berlin people have become lonesome novelty of my appearance upon the | ion was given to the trainlng of [and are endeavoring to find solace fo A 1Ak bench wears off and 1 can work like @ Young men and women and while | their woes in damage suits Some- | fn. The fight | might fake a turn at it rvather than | any other justice. However, I have | there were no such audiences to ap- |thing must be done to remedy this not an idle one | go hunzry or have those depending [ no complaint. | plaud their efforts as greeted “The Red | condition and the authorities are work- ere is a get- | he sure but it does seem as if a man brought into ! In discussing this and similar cas he best of re- | it might be well to remember that be- M. “ that it is necessary for him to accept ris are finding bp down the hich had so | the people of | Winles it approaches something e war, Music | Similar to that at which he has been the restaurants Inducted behind The local board of health’s ordi- | return a circle much | ponces cover quarantining private | A question of This mon wider than that which heard it. Pa- | cases of diphtheria, etc., because to[a new federal | allow them at large would endanger | Which will m veur health. Likewise, they prohibit | anyone to obtai i i R = S A i spitting on sidewalks hecause vou | opiate, cocainc « g 1 : Ve he | o’clock vesterday afternoon to go to ) Pl & Y S ans A return of better business conditions. | her home to discuss matters with her | A0d With (his end in view some of Bhed windows | Lhere are, however, those who mother, Mrs. T. §. Bosley, who was | (N¢ Dest instructors in the theatrical | modern fortunes and charged with b i : e { her campaign manager in her race gop | Profession have been engaged for | immense financial responsibilities, na- Ye demanding | WOrk every day in order to keep ”"‘fnm.-c, Miss Whitehead was a full- | that purpose. Other socicties are en- | tional and international in their scope, wolf from the door and when a period | fledged justice, although her feelings | S48INg in the work in some form | the witness cither knew nothing or nowadays, if not in a play occupying | had never formed an opinion on sub- from two to three hours, then a | jects that are discussed daily at al- sketch and the teachers in the schools | most every fireside. The number of Representing onc of the greatest of | phlegm which might roh vou of your | with the dealin very string Lealth, The health ordinance; Iso | ent law and wil er t ferbid many other acts which, if al- | make affidavit a what is done lowed to continue, might deplete [ with each amount This whil your health. Now Tuberculosis 18 one | be followed up b federal inspec of the diseases which. for the protec- | tors. It is going to lot of mone tion of its citizens the state puts|to see it through But the far- under the supervision of the health | sighted know that the mone 80 ex- department. Ohviously, it is impos- | pended will retu + hundred 14. » sible for a health officer to patrol the | The jaw will nc re the present streets in order to prevent gpitting | victims of morphine and ce on sidewalks, to sce that every house | ji will make it o hard fc has proper plumbing and garbage re- | me to obtain the drugs ceptacles, and that the vards are kept | timate uses that we free from filth, to follow up quaran- | pever become addicted tined cases, do laboratory work, and | ppe to look after correspondence of Mo | . icands from otalnG small amount Therefore, the ity | hine fiends with the comes to his aid and gives him tho | crime. fliness and pr meet in the air and refuse to turn | Y the wa cean Der carcer ®ince | He ald not know what a living wage anesta ESeetg oL “”,",,:,‘,?,':‘;,:L"',v,”v(, Bo tiwiliybe e=o0om sistance hecause it is always better to | (aj] until the last one had been wreck “"l'l'l‘s‘:‘:] :””l‘”‘l S (‘h]efu{-‘.{‘«‘m.\m,m‘.l was. He had mo opinion as to the ed; if all the submarines should sink | son. The male list includes Sid Hicks, than to have them dependent on some | al] the warcraft and taen blow up |T. F. Seymour, James Brady, Walter cne clse. As rule the people them- | their own magazine if all the bat- | Thome Walter McBrayvne, W.- D. ' | gelves prefer this kind of an ar- | teries should simultaneously silence | Corbett, John Mullen, Robert * Fa- Qg the winey - each other, and if the Krupp gun |gan and John I. and M. F. Shec- d automobil = : ] works should be destroyed? Then, | han. New Britain also turned out supposing all the men in the trenches | some good clog dancers in the per- vs. Motor. should With one motion break their | sons of Thomas Chute, Thomas Daily, (Chicago Tribune.) guns and throw all their ammunition | Thomas and James Morris and Aleck by for them. At this season more than at any | into the nearest water Reyeroft, while it had singers fn in the win- | other the auto truck shows its advan- What would happen if, engines of ‘\\ilhm\l number. bey the law | tages over the horse drawn vehicle. | War having ceased to exist, all the s in darkness, | Efficiency and humanity both argue | men should return at once to all their The “about town man’ has received for it with redoubled force. There | Wives and sweethearts, daughters and |a communication from an “old sport” | could hardly be a more eloquent | mothers, farms and villages and city | a8 to whether there was ever a sword . Any other | qumb appeal from either point . |homes? What would happen if | contest here or if any of the great lead to a be- | view than is expresscd by horses | €Very man now engaged in war should | pugilists of the country have ever ap- fufficient seri- | slipping, straining, siruggling to keep | turn Lo peaceful pursuits, every | peared in New Britain besides thosc he people for | & footnold and gain a purche on | farmer’s boy take up the plow, every | Who participated in the theatrical per- | our icy streets and bridge inclines. | nurse and doctor return to tae hos- | formances. It has bheen frequently g the war| o, he pound of power applied there | bitals? stated that Ned O'Baldwin, one of fided if the! .re often two or three wasted, and Supposing all these absolute im- [the greatest bareknuckle - fighters of R e e ; sinsm for the | the wear and tear on the animal, the | bossibilities, what would then happen | his time, zave a sparring exhibition Hf,,“ ‘(y;, 1 \.\,M),\,lh”u‘“,“h e 1 A is to be | exhaustion and muscle strain, aside | if all the war lords of all the war |a number of years ago in the old The use of sprays, gargles and “‘m- et ‘Hwh< 40 w~;u;w: :yu{ we uh . insace ! from any consideration of humanity, | countries should meet somewhere to | Strickland hall which stood upon the | washes in the treatment of troubles _‘ NEiliTe ‘“"""H!'iuon‘w‘t‘“( \"'!; “w‘wl :zrm bkt | run up a heavy charge. talk over terms of peace, and each |site of the Burritt school and, of|in the nose and throat is prevalent, | ®1 F5 B0 (HEEHEEAROIMENT ! et e iy ints Paris of old | "z modern city is no place for the | should excel the other in declining | course, John L. Sullivan appeared |and there is undoubtedly a gencral he- |ttt B8 € AANCanped by the need fsent m0E rinu::nn.flsnu»} horse. TIts streets, paved and tracked | offers of ransons and indemnities, | with a troupe of boxers at the New |licf in the efficacy of such ireatment, | o o \:um ..‘,‘mm st Roaiias L carr wv“ ing to break | in cement and steel, are bad at best. [ lands and boundaric Now, what | Britain opera house when he ~was|but a physician lecturing at the Har- For anineline ve hive ‘mu..‘ o "'.':‘] ki N, apirit of the | At this season they are barbarous. | would happen? l champion and drew a large audience. | vard Medical school the other day| o .= .14 in following up tuherculosis anvthing | SAnitation opposes the use of the Well, first, the North star would |Jim Corbett, Jack Johnson, Bob Fitz- | characterized this as a fallacy and| oo ot home. instructing them re it s be anvthing | porse, ana in a great city, where |curl up like a‘pancake and fall out | simmons, Jack McAuliffe and | condemned the practice as dangerous. | (2, o5 0 IETUEEIE TRem 0 endowm phen the au- | congestion is chronic, the tremendous | of the skies; the moon would blush | Terr McGovern have all been |8pra heldaclared instead ofinemoral|is ey oo gl nee s o ol e ine | < fon and even | saving in celerity and space repre- |a rosy red and the sun would turn |here, but as members of a the-|ing germs from the nose, Only SeIVEl yin away to he under constant su- | brdeal to keep | Sented by the compact and powerful | pale: the horizons would lift and |atrical company, while during the|to introduce them further into the |, Gigion for their own sakes and for | ble within the | ™OtOT vehicle is a most important | never .m« the carth " again; the | time boxing «-x‘lp"r‘!mni were th: nasal passages There is the SAME | the sake of the welfare of others in | aking L father consideration. The horse loses heavi- [ mighty seas would run into their | given in New Britain Gans and Dixon, | danger in the case of mouth washes| 0 4,0 The health officer could | crom their midst those imbued | |y in efficiency in bad weather, the | holes and leave all the whales and | both champions in their day, were par-{and gargles, he sald, for if as usuall e 50 Lo whole time on this work | , and it has| motor little. This means that bus- | things dry in muddy craters; women | ticipants in ring contests. The sword | there is an acid of some sort in the | ,ng vat not come in ontact wit! Paris, want to | iness is little disorganized and re- | would begin to propose. and men to | contest to which reference is made | preparation and there happens to be| .iqes under care of the Tuberculosis Foundings as | t370ed where the motor is used. titter and toy with apron strings! |took place in a lot below what was|a break in the skin and the tongue or | gocfets Health, humanity, convenience are | Verily. that would he a great day! |then known as Rentchler's park but|the roof of the month, there may What is the solution? The solution | Smiles, a forty-two years old rhino F, listen to| .|} conserved by tae motor, which | But have no fear, gentle one: the god | the police interfered and the swords- | result additional complications both | ic (he employment by our department | eros of the Central park zoo, in It is the cus- | should displace the horse in large | of greed is on the job. The North [ men were fAriven around the fields he- | painful and serious.—Providence | of a nurse who wonld visit quaran- | York, of rheumatismn Never 3 cities. lsv.ar is safe, fore they had an opportunity to get|Journal. l|,m-(| houses and instruct those who ‘rn.m. oil again ieriden Journal [because it does should be the | of industrial unrest conies they and | Were not wounded if she was not ad- Engaged in o | thelr families suffer. Those con- | 9Tessed by her title. “It is a little gaged i el i ) . | strange hearing people call me judge.” | Gitions have existed since g e ol Fesio e : impossible c..‘] ; eRth e woridil e et w0 A justice, “but it Are also imterested, in fact they have | men who work in the various indus- a condition, | "¢#an and - will - probably —continue | won't be lang before I will become ac- | 1TTAN8ed to give a dramatio perform- { tries in which he is interested, their \ts gayety, | until the end of time. It must be | cvstomed to this, I suppose.” ance next nlm : It ‘T hard work | hours, wages and welfare, had not ¥ it e | N 3 rchearsing play wmat then it S 1lso o T A & P 5 3 it | TECOgnized, however; that here S L L : entered T mind He was a stock- 1 fashionable S e s great fun for some of the partici- Bl character of | uch privation at such times and it . pants and one scldom hears now Bnen in times | 15 10 ease the suffering that philan- What Would Happen If—, of stage fright which used to be so ther on (he thropic people give of their store to (Richmond Times-Despatch,) common. New Britain has sent out | v several men to make the stage their nd drank to- De¢lp those in need. when municipali What would happen if all the air | place of livelihood but there were Lk which openeg | tieS make special efforts to provide | fleets of warring countries should | No women, except two, one of whem, i employment for those who neced as- Iy the way, bhegan her carcer since hoider and director inerely, and as such he was not responsible for in- dustrial conditions, and it was not his business to be informed Intrusting the activities of organized capital to agents, he was unwilling to recognize agents representing organized labor saving comes in b pulevards, with is oheyed, that sidewalks are not | 0 Assume the expen cause of poverty. The suffering aris | gu.ent off in the business section ex ing from it had never heen hrought | copt potween 9 and 11 2. m (This | Are nurse to 'nis attention He had reached | ;cw law will be enforced after the |®eV® many lives no conclusions as to child labor, or | ya¢h of this month), ¢that certain |‘2nced tubercul hte age limit for men. or collective | gther laws relating to public health | bargaining, or the proper length of 2 | nre obeved The eity gives him working day, but he admitted that if | ¢ rther support by hiring an assistant it were shown that in one of his in- | gnitary ipspector who nssists in sani- | Pundreds of dustries men could not earn enougn [ gury inspections,. and follows up in- | BFOWing up and to support their families, he might | vociigations: all of which support is | W be saved fr direct his executive officers to 100k | nccessary to raise sanitary standards, | INg Infected into the matte | But what of the greatest menace | City Will emple S = Mr. Morgan is a steward of invest- | {5 health, viz: existing infectious | 100k after the onditior ed wealth mounting into thousands | diseases? The health officer tries to | the homes ¢ of millions. In his capacity as bank- | sce that the quarantine law is ob- Where would \ ome I er he controls money and credit that | gerved, but the real menace to health, | Our charity ending make him cven more formidable. If | viz: Tuberculosis, is hardly touched | many hundreds he is as ill-informed or indifferent upon by the department; not that we | in cdring for he pretends to be, he presents to the | do not appreciate its inger to the | their familie American people a social and poli- | homes, the factories, the theaters, ete, | the earning tical problem of the first magnitude. | hut because of the k of help Ay | lar case, v it is. the present deparim \ or not culosis society ar s and no '.m\j bave people earn their own living y of this ap- eeting place. » except the lives can be saved cases and made This much n h emed to have live in a way by wn and the navy earners would dollar venting home | A pint of rattlesn | into her affected part ured M