New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 2

L. Get the Genuine Highland Linen Writing Paper 50c Value for 39¢c The Dickinson | Drug Co. Stationery Dept. - ™ 169-171 MAIN ST. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” HORSFALL- MADE Ready-For-Service Clothes for men are worn by men had their clothes made for them by who formerly custom tailors, They are really custom clothes ready to put on— $45 upward. 9&FALLS, 15299 Xdsylum Strecl City Items Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans, ~—advt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wallace, of | Park street, are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of a baby boy, born yesterday. Viking Fair tonight, Bungalow.— advt. Judge B. W. Alling, a candidate for the republican nomination for repre- sentative, has named Fred Rackliffe as his political agent. “The old folks at home’ used Baker's Flavoring Extracts when you were a child. As good today as then.—advt. | ences, 4; | ence, 39. NEW BRATAIN DAILY HF‘RALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 19:2. HUNDREDS OF CASES TREATED BY NURSES Report Shows Activity of Local Health Aid Organization The visiting Nurse assoclation met Thursday morning, October 5, at the home of the president, Mrs. Harry N. Bates. A review of the summer's work was glven and plans were made for the coming winter. The assocla- tion has been doing a splendid work through the hot months. The Broad street station has been such a help to mothers and babies in that section of the city that it was voted to continue with it for another vear. Miss Baker's reports for the summer were as follows: The total number of cases for June, 1718, Nursing visits, 70; unclassified visits, 170, 742; instructive vis- Total gs done at home, 210; dress- ings done at the office, 4; maternity cases, 15; well baby conferences, 7: babies at the conference, 126; child conferences, 5; children at the con- in attepdance during the month of June: Drs. Avitable, Bod- ley, Bray, Bush, Cooley, Dalton, Dray, Dunn, Faulkner, G. Flanagan, W Flanagan, FFox, Fromen, Greenstein, Hart, Jaffe, Kelly, Kinsella, Klein, Kupelian, Mann, Marsh, Martin, Mor- risey, Mouradian, O'Connell, Potts, Purney, Savard, Tokarcyzk. Out of town doctors in attendance Drs. Rowley, Wilson and E. T. 8mith of Hartford. Report for the Month of July. Total cases carried, 1,661; nursing visits, 708; instructive visits, 217; un- classified, 163 total, 1,178. Dressings done at home, 224; dress- ings done at the oftice, 36; maternity cases, 25; well baby conferences, 7; babies at the conference, 127; child conferences, 4; children at the con- ference, 25 Doctors in attendanece during the months of July: Drs. Avitable, Bod- ley, Bray, Bunnell, Bush, Dray, Dunn, G. Flanagan, W. Flanagan, Fox, Fro- men, Hart, Jaffe, Kelly, Kinsella, Klein, Koraitis, Lyons, Mann, Marsh, Martin, Morrisey, Mouradran, O'Con- nell, Potts, Purney, Savard, Tokarcyzk and Volkenheim. Out of town doctors in attendanee: Dr. Porter and Dr., Wilson of Hart- ford. Doctors at deliveries: Dr. Bray, Dr. G. Flanagan, Dr. W. Flanagan, Dr. O'Connell and Dr. Tokarcyzk Report for the Month of August. Total number of cases, 1,706; nurs. ing visits, 734; instructive visits, 179; unclassified visits, 117; total, 1,030. Dressings done at home, 245; dress- ings done at the office, 5; maternity cases, 16; well baby conferences, 10; babies at the conference, 220; child conferences, 3; children at the con- ference, 28. Doctors in attendance during the month of August: Drs. Avitable, Bray, Bush, Cooley, Dalton, Dray, Dunn, Faulkner, G. Flanagan, W. Flanagan, Fox, Fromen, Hart, Jaffe, Kelly, Kinsella, Klein, Koraitis, Lee, Mann, Marsh, Martin, Mouradlan, O'Connell, Potts, Purney, Savard, Tokarcyzk, Volkenheim, Waskowitz, Zwick, and Dr. Dwyer of Hartford. Report for the Month of Septenrber. Total number of cases, 1,701; nues- ing visits, 837; instructive visits, 127; unclassified visits, 121; total, 1,085, Dressings done at home, 298; office dressings, 18; maternity cases, 21; well baby conferences, 8; bables at the conference, 148; child confer- children at the confer- Doctors in attendance during the month of September: Drs. Avitable, Bodley, Bray, Bunnel, Bush, Daiton, Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN STREET PHONE 1409-2 OPPOSITE ARCH STREET NEW COATS Some are far trimmed—others are not. Many are Sport Models of the newest type. New col- lars, new cuffs, new belts, all of new beautiful materials. At the lowest possible prices, quality considered. Coats for Women, Misses and Children, NEW DRESSES of new materials and models suitable for all occasions. NEW HOSIERY of all the new wanted shades and yarns. Silk and Wool take the lead Dray, Dunn, Faulkner, G, W. Flanagan, I'ox, Fromen, stein, Hart, Jaffe, Kelly, Kinsella, Mann, Marsh, Martin, Mouradian, Mulligan, O'Connell, Potts, Savard, Szamosi, Tokarcyzk, Volkenheim, Waskowlitz and Zwick, Out of town doctors in attendance Drs. Daly, Dwyer and Swett of Hart- ford, Drs. Donahue and Desmarais of Bristol, Dr. Rasquier of New London, RIFLE CLUBS T0 MEET New Britain and Corbin-Russwin Organizations Will Open Nutmeg League Next Friday Night Here, nagan, Green- The members of the New Britain Rifle club are preparing for the open- ing of the Nutmeg Rifle assoclation season which will take place next Friday evening when they will oppose the Corbin-Russwin club at the lat. ter's rifle range. The members of both organizations have been holding practice matches in preparation for the event. The New Britaln club meets every Wednesday and Thurs. day nights in the state armory. members will meet at the prepare for the event. Last Wednes- day, Captain Colley's team defeated Captain Holt's by the score of 611 to 534, The relative standing of the prospective team members so far is as follows: Cooley 176, Holt 170, Monier 158, Pape A86, Belkin 163, Watkins 132 and Fox 129. pleted for the matching of the teams in the Nutmeg League and an an- nouncement of the schedule will be made next week when the league opens, New by-laws and rules for shooting at the matches have also beep made and these will be pub- lished as well, Plans are already com- BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT. Arrangements have been completed for an entertainment and dance to be given in the Y. W. C. A, this evening under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The proceeds from the af- fair will go towards defraying the ex- pense of the convention to be held in this city on Oct. 16 and 17. Among the numbers of the program will be solo dancing by Miss Grace Harper of the Charliss School of Dancing, New York; duet by Robert Farrell and Miss Viola Cleary, and vocal selec- tions by Miss Arlene Schrier of Hart- | ford. BOY STILL MISSING The police have learned nothing further in regard to John Trenowski, | § of 30 Franklin street, aged 13 years, who was reported last night as having disappeared from home. Mr. Tolles, found a note in Walnut Hill park, on which was scribbled words to the ef- fect that he was friendless and for that reason was going to run away. Griswold of Berlin, Dr. | [d The | &5 Armory | & Wednesday night of next week and | TEAS COFFEES The Direct Store BUTTER EGGS TO POACH EGGS £%- 39c do) L] You Will Not Find Stale Eggs Among These TO BOIL BENEFIT Coffee37:» Other Coffees, 31c and 25¢ BENEFIT We have the kind you use. TOMATOLS large can SUGAR EVAPORATED CORN ; MILK, large can large can .... 9¢ . 16¢ STRING BEA LARGE SWEFT large can PRUNES.. 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