New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1918, Page 5

SHOW PATRI By heing present at F First Public Commun be held on June 14, F' Walnut Hill Park. Institutions, All the F' ployes, Everybody in attend. Give one hour of Uncie Sam. You are YOUR OTISM lag Day Exercises and ity Sing in our City to riday, 7:30 p. m. on All the Schools, All the Parents, All the Churches, All the Societies, Organizations, irms and their Em- the City is invited to - . undivided attention to needed. Come, be held at the Auditorium of the Grammar School. N CAMP TAKES CHAIRMANSHIL. fgrees to Hold Health Board, Suc- geeding Dr. G. H, Bodley, Resigned. Camp, a mem- elected Lawyer Mortimer H nealth hoard, was ber of the 4o serve as chairman for the coming year, at the adjourned meeting held afternoon at B o'clock succeeds Dr. G, H. yesterday Lawyer Camp Bodley who had declined to serve, but he did not consent to accept the posi- | Steele street complained to tton until it was pointed out to him b, Dr. T. E. Reeks that it w D:. Reeks explained that CGamp, with a trained legal mind, will | be ‘well qualified to carry out the duties ‘of chairman of the health board, es- pecially since he will have the hearty co-operation of all the medical men on tive board. The board voted Cesare Rosia of 2 5 his duty. | Lawyer not to permit Mill street to con- | nect a small store with the house sewer in violation of the city ordin- | ance. After some discussion it was not | copsidered practical for the city to | gurchase costly apparatus which woyld convert fats and greases from | the slaughter house into u i ducts and the suggestion was Dr. Moore, superintendent, mission to take his vacation this month and Drs, Brav. Reeks and Bod- | Jey were appointed a committee fo Paint—Master Mechanic OR light causes spoilage. infe- rior workmanship, smaller ou put. Let Hampden Sunray Mill White solve the problem. An oil paint which gives walls a snow-white, tile-like appearance. 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The hoa also voted to purchase either an odo- or a speedometer for the health department car inasmuch as no rec- ord is heing kept of the miles the { machine runs. and already 51 gallons | of gzasoline have heen used COMPLAIN TO POLICE, the vicinity of the police last evening that bays were in neigh- horing lots and were carelessly shoot- ing with rifles and revolve The police scattered the pro-military youths Arvid Erickson of Hartford reported People living in to the police vesterday that some one | stole a tire from his automobile that the accident at Stanley Quarter, near Clayton, Sunday night All the toolg were taken. The theft it came time to remove the auto PLANS FOR CLAMBAKER, Anchor Brand FFofermen’s club have a clambake at McMahon's in Stanlev Quarter, Sunday, will line up against each other in a baseball game, A. F. Spencer, Thomas J. Divine and homas Salmon in charge Nl £ e = SUNRAY;.FI% %ILLWH]T}: The paint that does more than copt the surface! 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You now can do everything necessary for him But because he is fond of Miss Blanik | she amuses him so successfully vou are keeping her on day after day | to gratify Robert's whim. Tn nor mal times, this possibly would be | replied the woman | Red € <he rea < Nurse and ~hed fo honik pur thoughtfulne up vour checl patriotic service to vou are for the in T hov no longer | commendable but now when the sur nurse their | closely geons general are calling for and still more murses to wear country’'s uniform it borders on the unpatriotic.” “Yes. but while Miss Blank amuses Robbie T am free to carry on mv war work." “Releasing that cannot replace in whom yon hospitals, is nurse, army Pos- sibly render to the nation and to vour community. “More than 20,000 experienced nurses must be in our Army and Navy Nurses Corps before January 1 than the proposition that our men in increas- ing number must enter the army. “IWhen these nurses are entolled must be-—the serv. tces of every competent nurse remain ing in civillan nursing will be in still greater demand. More people wll need her =kill at the same time, can “If all families Tefuse to be selfich | § | to the soldiers and to thetr neighbor ample nursing service will be avail able for the civilian sick and to pro tect the public health. But this that no nurse, competent for ion—that no nurse is retained on a case for a single day after her nurs- ing skill is not important. It implies algo that instead of monopolizing a | nurse to care for one patient, ths public, wherever possible, will employ hospitals or use visiting nurse ser: ices. Through these channels, ea nurse is enabled to give skilled atten- tion to several patients or to a number In hospltals, for example bring their travs, make beds and per form many routine mervices. This ckilled nurse to carry ont important treatments for many patients. Only in exceptional cases, does a patient reqnuire unremit- ting services of a graduate nurse. So is to waste much of her skill in at- tentions that any intelligent woman ean supply. The graduate nursa in the hospitals, moreover, is helping to train student nurses and thus to main- tain our future nurse supply. The ilarly perform wholesale or health-protective life-saving service. It is the more thers be to carry on military hospitals and medical institutions thatsave lifs en a large scale.” wil] POLICE MARKSMENY DMPROVE, The resultg of the frequent revolver | practice by the patrol men is notice- able in the scores obtained recently in shoots. The results show Patrolman McCabhe the best shot in the last shoot. The scores follow Squad A, Officers, Thomas Heslin, 19: Thomas Dolan, 19: Axel Carlson, 4, William Strolls, 6: Thomas Woods, 115 Charles Anderson, 19; rick Howley, 11 W Walter Malona, 3 Joseph IKennedy, 16; 13; Frank Hahn, 12, Squad B, Officers, Willlam Hayes, Gustave Litke. 7; William O'Mara, Walinezus, 19; James Mc- 20: Thomas Storey, 13; George Moffitt, 17; Dennis O'Keefe, 11, Wil- liam Souney, 15; Willlam McCue, 10; Michgel Meehan, 18. 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