New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 2

*| matertar feed “Neverbreak” In steamer and steamer wardrobe styles —also dress, hat and golf trunks, fully guaranteed. Horsfall Co. { 83 ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD. | Luke n Our Prescription De- partment stands for both Reliable Service and ReasonablePrices AXELROD'S | PHARMACY 236 PARK STREET. Corner Bigelow Phone 1366. ClTY ITEMS en's rubbers 90 Sale.—advt lans for the twenty-second anni- @ry will be made at the of the Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H., evening pring pumps and g’s.—Advt and M Joseph Schwenk and ther, of New York City, were here erday to attend the funeral of Miss h Brink barter’s $5.50 medium weight s, $3.45.—Wilson's Advt, he salary committee of h council met last night Ir the ordinances to peveral city em cents, Damon's oxfords at the com- and went the salaries ayes for th next b1 year. They were approved and be acted upon at the council bting oa next Wednesday night INDIGESTION ! SeALL DRUGSISTS 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief E ELL-AN$ FOR INDIGESTION meet- | | union | having a doctor ifgtead of a midwife. The death rate due to child-birth is seobnd only to that from tuberculosis The infant death rate in this country is one baby in every seven and these figures surely show the need of pre- natal care to reduce these necedless deaths of mothers and babies. One of our nurses has taken special pre- natal and delivery work in New York and is ready to advise and the prospective mothers. She is also on call for the delivery at any time of the day or night when the doctor wishes her. The first draft of men for the United States rmy showed 30 per cent. suffer- ing from physical defects. The weigh- ing and measuring contest showed 800 subnormal children in this city, and these flgures, too, show the great need ’of preventive work. We have com- menced visiting the $00 sub-normal children. Many of them are under weight and under nourished. This means that we should have places in different ts of the city 'where mothers may come and be about diets and interested in the de- velopment of their children. We have a nurse now doing special work in dietetics. She is studying food values and cost and will be able to help the mothers buy economically the food of the greatest nutritive values, and will be able to instruct the mothers as to the best diets for different ages. We need a large milk fund, for milk is really the most important part of the child’s diet. Where there many young children in the family milk may be bought for the baby then the others e to go without it We also need a place and the means for sending these children away next | summer, for many of them live in families of eight or nine crowded into three rooms. Our little influenza, pneumonia and empyema children need to put right out into the country next summer. Even nourish- ing food, if they sleep in a Toom Sx10 | with only one window and perhaps no sunshine is not sufficient. We have a large number of tonsil es and many of them are in fami- too poor to pay for an operation. Some plans will have to be devised for their care The dentists’ have most generously come to our help in the | > of the children’s teeth members of the New society have agreed to teeth of all children are unable to pay. We | fering to do this the dentists hav, | shown the finest professional spi | Good teeth mean better health, when we improve health we better citizens. education and care and all the pre- | ventive work that is done hereby, we shall later have to expend 1 sums | for the care of sickness and of those made dependent. Isn’t it better to expend money now To keep well babies well To reduce the number of prema and still births To reduce the infant death rate To reduce the number of deaths from child-birth To transform puny, to well, strong on To give the older be Dental car for the whose parents feel that in of- Britain sickly babies in- childen who have had a wrong start some chance to de- | velop and become strong To prevent epidemics or. started, to limit its spread serious effects. if one gets and prevent To reduce d long periods of inactivity, despondency and couragement due to illness. poverty dis- SPECIAL PROGRAM TONIGHT. Sons Tor Fathers and M. C. A. Will Gather At ¥ Entertainment. ram under Department ¥ M. CoA the assoclation Sons week campaign. 1 speakers have been secured luding Dr. B. F. Beardsley of Hart ford Rev. Warren F. Cook, Dr I ioben Reeks, Curtis Christ nd Har- r E. Parker I'red W, tham will be in char; of the m The program of the start at ) in the g} an hour games will be 8:30 a luncheon w’'ll be | banquet hall which will be followed | | by a joint meeting cf the fathers and | sons. A meeting o2 the bovs will later be addressed by Rev. W. F. Cook and Dr. T. Eben Recks will speak to the. men. A special Junio prog the direc tion of evening mnasium instruct | taught | f§ are | cventeen | Tf we neglect health | Secretary | will | the | | Accued Plead Guilty and Pay cond “ct » 1Totel Nelson by Se. and O Hc DAY, FEBRUARY hat SUPREMIS F1L.OOR st Varnish for flcors and CHAS. DILLON & CC. HARTFOPD. 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The four hotel and, rooms on the books, went to the floor upon which the rooms were situated | Officer Moffitt entered the rooms and | found Scad and Miss Wist in one room ! and Dahl and Miss Clock in the other. The arrests were then made. All four pleaded guilty and none of them took Mary , the witness stand. Fines of $7 <nd Lillian' Clock were before | COSts each were imposed. . John H. Kirkham in police | t this morning on charges of mis- The four were arrested at following a “stool”” had officers entered went to the Fires—0ther Court (ases a result of Arthur Dahl an early mornin Albert Scad, and Antonio Demario paid a fine of $7 and costs for agsaulting Joseph Ja- cobonius. 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