New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 4

niD A ) E COMMISSION NDS §3,006 HERE $13,690 for Giving Up| Red Cross Seal ford, Aus —With the of a check for $13,690.16 from tional Tuberculosis association, ate Tuberculosis commission, i the Connecticut agent fc ksociation, has just obtained the llotment from the fund which a nteed by the American Iled to the National Tuberculosis tion for giving up its Red; Seal sale last fall. The check ht the total amount received by ate Tuberculosis commission to 0.02, the exact amount received he sale of seals in Connecticat 7 under the auspices of the fTuberculosis commission. sum is being distributed ey ey ACID IN MEAT CLOGS THE KIDNEYS a Glass of Salts If Your Back rts or Bladder Bothers You —Drink More Water. ou must have your meat every at it, but flush vour kidneys with s a noted au- us that mu form cld which almost paralyzes the | s in thelr efforts to expel it from ood. They become sluggish and kn, then you suffer with a dull v 'in the kidney region, sharp in the back or sick headache, less, your stomach sours, tongue ted and when the weather is bad ave rheumatic twinge The gets cloudy, full of sediment, Ihannels often get sore and irri- obliging vou to seek relief two e times during the night. neutralize these irritating acids banse the kidneys and flush off ody’s urinous waste get four s of Jad Salts from any phar- here; take a tablespoonful in a of water before breakfast for a hays ana your kidneys will then ne. This famous salts is made the acid of grapes and lemon combined with lithia, and has the commission to its local agents throughout the state on thae basis of ! their seal sales in 1917. There are 39 such agencies and the amount dis- tributed to them has been divided among the following items: | Administration ......$ 03.46 Visiting Nurses ... ,702.50 Material Relief ... 9,192.96 Educational Work Sanatorium Patients Dispensaries Open-Air School Miscellancous i In general, a statement from the oflice of the State Tuberculosis com- mission pointed out today, the money has been used for the preventive and educational anti-tuberculosis work which is done by visiting nurses, and that item, amounting to $16,702.50, ,v nearly one-half of the entire amount, indicates clearly the central aim in the tuberculosis campaign of foday. Instead of rdling the problem merely in a defensive way and givin out the tuberculosis funds for sana- torium treatment and for such maie- rial relief as cszgs, milk and other nourishment, the fight is carried into the home of every tuberculosis pa- tient, and of every person who has heen exposed fo the dise through | contact wlth a tuberculous patient. These “contacts” are instructed and educated regarding the precaution fo | be taken against the scourge. This work has been done by the visiting nurses in the cities and towns of the | state and a la amount of educa- tional literature has been distribute:l from the office of the State commis- | sion covering every contingency and | phase of the campaign. | This aggressive method of fighting the disease which vearly sweeps | away more citizens than any other is of direct aid hecause tuberculosis can be more successfully combated if it is taken early. The effect of the aggressive cam- paign for saving the lives of those who are attacked by the disease 1s the discovery of large numbers of early and only imperfectly developed cases by the visiting nurses. In Ne: Haven, for instance, during the month of June, 37 such cases we found. Under the impetus of such an ag- gressive state-wide campaign, the death rate statistics from tuberculosis for Connecticut the next few year should show a marked decrease. The total ameunts of money dis | buted by the State Tuberculosis com- | mission to the different citie: towns for 1919 are as follow Ansonia, Derby and Shelton CAPTAIN WILLIAMS Because of his sensational victory THIN PEOPLE | [ tia tr SHOULD TAKE PROSPHATE Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate te Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor and Nerve Force from the countless prepara- ually a making thin people neck and ws and angl E curved lines of health and beauty, therc are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel thefr excessive thinness, Thinness and weakness are often due to starved nerves. Our bodfes need more phosphate than is contained In modern clalm there s nothing this deficiency so well as phosphate known among Dbitro-phosphate, which is & Braierd In New Britain | 1 druggists under a guarantee of or money back By feeding the nerves dircctly and by supplying the hody cells with the necessary phosphorie food elements. bitro-phosphate should pro- duce a welcome tranaformation in the ap- pearar the increase in welght fre- quently being astonishing, Increase in weight also carrles with 1t A general Gmprovement In the health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of energy, which nearly always accompany excessive thinness, should soon disappear, dull eyes ought to brighten, and pale cheeks aglow with the bloom of perfect | health. Miss Georgia Hamilton, who was | once thin and frail, reporting her own ex- perience, writes “Bitro-Phosphate has brought about a magic transformation with me. I gained 15 pounds and never before felt so well.” CAUTION:— Although bitro-phosphate is ! sleeplessness and general weakness, it ghould not, owing to its tendency to in- It is almost unbe- lievable, but we are actually closing out 4 every pair in : stock at .these amazingly low prices. All Mewark Low Cut - Shoes for MEN now 81395485 EXTRA! 75c Bath Slippers. . 49%¢ 10¢ Dr. Cerk and Peith ner Soles ] 19¢ Guaranteed Corn Care T 25¢ Silk Laces ... 19c H the ending of this Sale Saturday night will g0 a bargain opportunity that you will wish for many times innext few years to come. Come TOMORROW and you will still be in time to buy a pair of genuine NEWARK Oxfords at these amazingly low prices. And come prepared to buy at least TWO pairs—one for next year— for you will save enormously if you do. THE KEWARK SHOE STORES GO. New B ritain Store, 324 Main St., Near R. R. Crossing. Open Mon. and Sat. Evenings 297 Stores in 9 used for generations to flush and S o s o Al ; hlate sluggish kidneys, also to AT | T e e e o Ui GOl b e T ennen G alize the acids in urine, so it no Bridgeport 8 i ards, I Norris Williams Znd, holder —p— —— e ye— r irritates, thus ending bladder aiby of the national singles title in 1914 IF YOU HAVE A LAGGARD nes: it and 1915 is now favored to win the A b Salts s inexpensivos cannot in- | Lairfield T (I s it L Al LOVER SE and makes a delightful efferves- “‘”:":;’V“d - liams has been far below his form, hut ithia-water drink. s e : In this match he played in his best Litchfield championship manner. Manchester . Meriden Middletown i e STORECLOSED MONDAY ‘ E ASHLEY?S 373 MAIN ST. FOR QUICK RETURNS USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS, Norwalk Norwich Seymour Simsbur Stamford Suffield Thomaston Torrington Rockville Wallingford Waterbury West Haven Winsted Willimantic e i Bring or send us your Vaca- As announced recently from the on Films to be developed and office of the Stale Tuberculosls com- rinted, as we use the Eastman SIS e S e i getnod and Welox Paper, glving to raise its tuberculosis fund through Qlbe b es sl R Do ssibley the Red Cross Seal sale will be re- s Gk EEen f'“'d{ ‘;“‘“S“" sumed this fall and the organization : in December, has been already sct SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. ADVANCE FALL MODES The first of the season’s new creations in Suits, Dresses, Coats, Millinery and Furs are now showing. A (ollection most interest- ing and important, they invite yeur early inspec- tien. Get acquainted with The Bee Hive values. gy the Bl The total amount raised paign in any New England state, and P — NEW BRITAIN CONN. invisibly combined§ GLASSES T'o Buy Clothing at ve are prepared to give you e Give justa trial, we will ‘con- ticut in 1917, the last sale, §4 foce vou was the largest secured by the cam- the Connecticut State Tuberculos commission is eager to have Connec DRUG CO. L e 30 CHURCH STREET, sate ey N ear and far powers} one lens make LAS @ A KRYETOK I DAY indispensable for every, CCasIiong Q Wh Pri An Washington—( ck-Americans who are celebrating the return of Sergeant Kergis from France with the famous Second division, claim this Yank's deeds surpass those of the famous Sergeant Yark. While wounded and a captive, Sergeant Kergis is reported to have taken 237 German priscuers. Wm. S. Hart’s Latest, ‘THE MONEY CORRAL’ Palace Theater MONDAY. TUESDAY AND / NESDAY, EYES EXAMINED Davis & Goodwin Optometrists & Opticians 327 Main St. BABCOCK CO. 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