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:. ' tide 92l3 a. in; 9:23 p. in.
:‘tiscs 5:41; sets 5:47.
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unto martian-rain.
‘ moss CALLS
., ., Roars—91-
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h V k Branch Office—4388.
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Editor's Residence—1594.
- Manager's Realm—i
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. fisher's Menu-tho.
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”fit stated convocation of Butler chap-
on No. :8 a. a. I, will be bold ‘l‘ues-
Wsted to be present.
_ 3W Royal Arch masons are cordial-
Viqu
JAMES A. HOLLERIN.
H. P.
digest
. .745 tr. 3. LYON, Sec’y.
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".7- 35. Noll Lodge, No. 103. r. and A. M.
‘ fleets in Masonic Building, South
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$21.- .-v,- _. . _.
.f Plasrosur M'MULLEN ON THE
. ’ Hospital;
".fll.John McMullell,‘ President of the
‘flmnk Hospital Association. in his
aIottutrto the board of directors, which
{guitars in another column. does not
twenty-three years, you would
H V . idar it advisable to conduct your
business along the same lines. if
had met with the same results as
Atbfidrotlpital has received from the
" ty ot.Norwalli?"‘ The reason
rifvfiis lack of .support must be appa-
.filo Mr. 'Mchiullen. because he
; n.1,: .‘ _ ,' infill.
The spider made the first suspen-
siou bridge, Some spiders ms air-3
, ships, Ono variety malte- a - owing;
frlle silkworm Mao‘s labdci
that man cannot
mites a was that is beyondpur chom-
Thebee. prosorued his?
mic acid long hetero man learned the.
ant looms subways nor absent-on
lbeo foreonent work nor the‘wasp for
waterproof paper—made of wood pulp.
which we have only learned to use
lately——-nor the peacock moth for wire~
less. calamity.
1 isouuattnatiou a number
We. as'o"ri‘i"c"n' rs'i'a"cmfi." '.
mew-inventions. There's no evidence
Q1 evening, Sept. 26th at s omit“ the be“ °' ”9”" ”P “m km".
« y more today than his ancestors
knew when our ancestors were living
'ln tireless caves. with no tool or wea-
pon but a club.
An) insect that has a tendency to
gloat over the liuuaulrace should re
flaw that it isn't so important where
you areas in what direction you're
.7 ,flrk—‘nark degree. I
at; ’ cers and members urgently re-
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HIGH PRICIS.
it is line to have our foreign trade
your street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of:
" each month—July and Auttust ex-i
- ¢pted~at 8 o’clock. All Master-trolling up to a total that will leave us
). ofasons cordially “MEG. Arthurgllearly 83.000.000.000 ahead at the end
«this: Ferris, \t'. 34.. Rob?“ M- WilmLioftlle year. But prosperity can't be
altogether onevstded. We have topay
the [tensity in high prices.
The saute manufacturers who din
get their own price for their products
{abroad naturally raise prices at homo
‘0 "m“ “'9 foreign rate.‘Aiso,a '0th science and management during the t _
Milt twenty-live years «n the medical . As a start. It Ina! be'considoredthat To win the co-operationof thiscot-
profession and hospital mason-plant "’ “"“ld b’ ”“1““: W» “9" "Similarly it is sassuiaiuiat the hospita _
, Special consideration, in honor by- realiu'that onto! a population or over should be administered-along the lines
, law, should be given to w. ways mutual people. we can only find 39! db oi modern progress. This embodies
means by which the hospital 1. “first.“ who are willing to gin to this the after careof the patients. which if
1ported. Tho ”“1“,“th Associa- hospital their" financial supput. you. Just as important as the treatment of
tion consists of 490 members, divided as directors. and l, as president. must the patient lathe-aid.» it follows up
time of exports so vastly in asses of
imports naturally makes a compare-t
tlve shortage of send-tin this soustry.‘
thus forcing prices up. I
So far at the individual American is
concerned, in his capacity as a con.
sumer, he would no doubt be better off
iit the European demand for American
products curled up a little and imports
increased. Whether ho-vmuld went
on the whole, however, is a different
no words when he asks “whetller,l
\
NW” 4hree years of the hospital's
‘ 3";poeuwhel‘e there have been
"J "tori over 6,300 people, nearly
. ers of our population—-
have last Won the confidence of
‘ +1.; people and that it is time that
gas change our administrative meth-
“5M3."
#Hr. Mchiulien's views as expressed
"loatbiwestimable communication, are
“timed on an investigation which has
W *in progress for some time by
, ,J’. Cohen. an expert in this line
"park. He has looked thoroughly
your hospital conditions. and the
'Q ‘ r now before the board of direc-
is therefore not the result of
may gossip. lt furnishes the basis
intelligent action by the associa-
. “#3:. McMullen, we believe. falls-etc
.. Wise that there was a time when the
Walk Hospital had the confidence
whfitthfl- people to a far greater extent
' .at the. present time That'has
4 tlost,‘ and for no other reason than
t the public has received very flit-
" consideration at the hands of'the
' ement The effort tochange the
‘ ' - ,1 site, after assurances Were
: - , that the new building would be
A“ trucled where the present hospi-
uow stands, is one instance of
n promises.
. antidenee of the public is in-
ble in Not-work's hospital
- Without it the institution might
will be abandoned Mr. Mondrian,
t muslin endeavor-ins to-ho
You can tell somewhatas
. .hrmdrnzwomrtxi‘tii
, cation. After that is done it
'40 the true instills drilled-so
“solicitors his hands oven. at
of ”reconnecting. m
momenta that 'a iltttl'e
watt-unionism:-
' he a. stance W-
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Poconos. ' '
call-91m on our f ‘_ '
question. Aamatters aro"goiug now.
=the more things cost, the more money
lthe average tamily has to buy them
iwitll. if prices fcll. presumably the
[same influences that made them fall
would so drurease money-making op-
portunities that there would be loss
income per family.
It is no accident that the highest
price: in our history are coincidental .
will; the highest salaries, wages and
A'ndvthus most Olin are
content to let things stand about as
they are—which is instas well, seeing
that anything we can do would aflect
their very little one way or the other,
.8.t‘infyiews to admit that during our,
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Grain crops arepoor. fruit is moatly
a failure, but thank heaven,thore.-aro_
plenty-of apples—«two bushels of them
for every mam woman and child of- us,
making about ten bushels to a family.
Loy .in your . winter ,supply while
they’re cheap.
New Jerseyiatatartiau great not '
unitohllinx umpaer that not.
quite season is over. ‘ it’s ‘the way ,
American communities usually fight ?
thevnmoaduitoes. '
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0f Mexico’s 13,000,1niles of railroad
track, 12,000 dunes are said to be in
nearly normal' operation. Evidently
Carranza is making at least In little
progress in‘ bringing order out . of
”west Sido‘fatsks for Natatorla"—
Chicago Tribune. Br which term the
“World’s Greatest Newspaper", may _-.
possibly mean swlhiming pools. Can't
you rust hear Chicago’s West side .
children crying tor mat-torts”?
The Kaine election seems to have
«comm-nonsmé as'ntuch as
M “NW N.
‘ . I _
"v‘twtuatda’tai‘tliam'r of irfiosn u
Wk; premier -=:DOIIIIWOIt-' -
hers
(Continued From lust Paco) .- la order to create. seminar to only“ onror three months i
immoral 43mm WW“
or five dollars and our—of these.icident case—his economic condition
mm W sixtyooveu were among thosflhdhoumost list he tamed, before I"
. tors; fife members and team-rm!
This-hump!“ calls for-tho mu
-———- loud it ll rmmndedafialefimrtd throws at cameos; tho.» -
l’a‘orwau}J Coon. Sept. 23. 1916. Hawsvshould provide "WWW“ of no of three a...“ dam“,
“on”, from fermentation by using for-”0 the Directors of the Norwalk Hos-momma: annual ”magnum-shims “Winn “Mmiotropor
[ital “sedation, . Subcribers at the rated’lb.
Norwalk, Conn, Members at the ratsgn‘ruo.
which should receive thevaonsldoiatioa 5 oontrlbutha.
use of bensoate of soda. The bee and .Cventiemen: 1 Donors It the "“35
the wasp used hypodermic needles un-i With the ending of my term as pres-t Patrons at neuronal-’50.
wt“ m ‘30. 'w. ”11"“ “wildcat.“ “i5 Emmi), lvbolieve it let
Iof your body. “hamburg tho vwhw
thy the-abority W to all-aha ‘
! adulaalonhhouid-bo .
Ten- annsaiwtsas-satwat- one sister torsional-satin consulted, onto a:
tin uder to submit a report to this.acoordtng toikiasWnfila .himm,d.flnml'f who you; hav
,aom. ill which it idol-sate slurs to'aiaketshe scam: slot-thtomarervoaht the tails.
of factsiaemrdinglto-ltboluosar‘of .bls» Oldie-d whether -thore in mm tor‘tha‘
orient aliasing ta mobmflmr
hamflhtmsdor‘ahe Ascendant —
When [accepted the presidency of ion sholldttbo- “idealist 'alh‘uvinmlagimpugn-“l3 dared up.
with the attain -of the hospital. but,
frorn an impartial point of view. has
studied the sentiments .of this coin-
partly based on those observations,
adopted at the inception 0f the Nor-
walhliospltal, in 1893. are-tho unto
limit-s which the hospital is conducted
in 1916, notwithstanding the fact thgt
no other industry or activity can‘show
a record porallel in advancement of
’ i member
1 members
29!
. 1 member
and upon information received by me
loamembers
through mail from, and personal inter .
ltemenlber
views with, the citizens of this com-l ,_
3. members
mushy. who are interested in the suc
l umber
beer of this hospital. 9
A revision of the by-laws of this as- 1 I if
sociatron should receive your-brat at- 75 be
tention. The ibyvlaws -whlch ‘wore rs
40 members-
' 4 members
5 members
55 Annual “.mkm. Th9 “Bi illustration
In “mam “mm ,mw M. uiti't- progress so, thepatlituoo tam'cslldvt-n at home. All those' activities'
laws the ossociatlon'lh'as-no claim “rarer. ibose,who"iire itch and in dis- are the ties that bind a community to'
any further contribution from the lifdiiml lf'thls board ever hopes to at-.rl hospital when they are conducted
directors or life members. and, as tract and center the. interest of thislin the interest of the poor. in such
nearly all of the tenvyear members lubICt'iflimllnily ill the hospital. they must,lnatters the Norwalk Hospital has
scribed their contribution in 1014. than"? the “00000 to the public: lbeen DISIIVG. When we read the
the time of 1119‘ collection of m. boild- "What are you doing for'the depend-,twenty-threc annual reports issued by
lug fund-then members are paid up ent sick?" We are still working alongithis association. we and the same dry
.0 1024. , in the» maintenance fund‘blle lines that. before we can. acceptlstatistics. the lack of humane element
tthis. hospital 1 made it plain that it meicdfiyimu’.m| I...
in or.» respect however, we are “riwoulrl be impossible for me to devote to IDMIIBM o! “5"” not win“ “9 ”WW ‘
earl of any of the M“ We are} mvv-roraonal attaolioo to the alalrs of the MMUB‘W:
‘ ' - lihis institution hand ltbat I would.itenarcoroiiaho hospital-tit Ml
still learning. Every day we are mak- : therefore. enme some one ,experienc- a. strain! usury 'mmflmflw
lug new discoveries and t-porfoetingied: in community problems. social totloractoobooomlenMi
work. and hospital mment. ‘0 WI‘OLJ‘IJM‘IIF‘W-
study the problems with which thislknosluigo “latitude.- which norm
hospital is claim-tied and devote him-i by a will to MO-uflul. will. impact"
self to this wotk. Louis 3-. Cohen was 2 )‘eal'rr-htlp‘vio mlflouinfitufilotfin
selected to undertake this Work and} solid mluihflm is apt.to~.:a.t-
has been in closest touch, not onlyf’mm 11!”th to.,the ”will.
. We hive. during thoqast year. (or
the first time invsho history of thls‘
hospital, created a maintenance hind
nlunl'ty towards the hospital and the of 291 contributors» up.“ .uburlp.
recommendations embodied hereln are lions asxmle 31.51350. 8' 10“.": .
who... ,
.1.00....
1.60....
2.00....
‘2.60....
iW....
5.00....
10.00....
16.00....
‘20.00....
25.00....
50.00....
Z'flmtdlroos-aoosgtaace-ot tho-sumo '
37500;]; is up to the board of directors to
409-00I pass laws. to that affect. then send the.
175-00 patient exploits the hospital at the ca;
26000 i pause of the Charity Department. they
“513-50 tan cheese a misdemeanor.
I of a comm'ugwbiit. sick as to the welfare of her
mid! Understoo- “has it: .
dose-m erewlyrtto 2.
'I m. .
nYour hard should provide that
”hospital bzm"lu‘m - .
(or Wigwam!- .the am ,
sick. and. substratum ._ ‘
irons-ce- of charm-sit late-lid i
latter such patient has been admitted:
{The mostly, wire-um to
itstbcte [tombs support at a heapitaLv
toot interested as to who- lairospon
this for. tho admission or .3 poor ‘
t'l‘hey‘ want such patient adnaittled i
house is a mperanobr tun
The municipality. has a right to
‘- 055. whateveaJaws it deems beat (or i
100.00 owaradmiaistration. This dosavnoto <-
150 case aboapitabwhinmsupport-tro‘
'. 70.00
among the discus; if itdoeatnot. -
vids every facility for‘thc prompt
150
Wield: who cannot pay'forr mots-oat
l5-00ibill to the Charity Department, and if
”M‘ihe municipal authorities ilnd that any
can pass an ordinance making such
as follows: {face the issue squarely and and out the work with children, convalescento.’
, ‘3 Life We". lwhat is the [cannibal this institu- chronica and niectedvoasesx it relievl
184 Ufathlembers. [tion does not receive a better finan- cs the anxiety of the wageearner id‘ .
.153. am, Harbors. . cial support; the ward, the anxiety or the mothef
1' ‘ coma raqurs
TOLLMAN. antennae.
CAIILLI 30033.
, manners of olden times; ,
’ In the morning ofeeaohtday
,_ Salons. Second floor, 01d night
, triers ransom
désG/Bfitsg/eres [:78 "Zn. -
Continue prone
' ct Lingerie fiancaise ”’7'”
,. ‘t'red fife costumes (if 9” E?
in. ”his... focus”; z:
., hviIGA-fltofiwllaf tho JOHN WANAMAKBRWM ‘Now'Yo'rk
' t'. . 1 25th to ”Ill We 'lldd'.
. The fashions are the creations GLOGVEH. ofurthe. younger "m _
i npumaof the clampdown-1a Center: Of — 4-
:.aoscasu; thereunder». .
.t conservator. 3‘ 3
IAISON CABLlIB. I
They will be presented "at 2:30"’~7each‘da ’b M. Paul‘Lo ' d
student, of Paris, author of numerous .WOtkIy y “m e
feminine costumes, who will talk
I
. \ ’
A _ > amatwlfsfim Ii: chm Magda-deli than wins:-
:1 ~ tlfiflflllbm “OW . . WWdiW' ' maid,
' sum omen-kink manual-WW
bideflynnl'Frenchmodes and
fixing}? lMH‘W‘t; Pagan . won the confidence-of audits-1990919
lFouilPrrtlllr-c
\
on otheusvoiution of
ahv .
SATUR’AYI SE”. 23, 1916
the rodent who is unable to Day forr , —— ~——-
medical treatment—unless it is an ac‘-* I
cam‘sivoihim, at-bd _iii the
ally-merondaben - '
to the .by-laws of this hospital. sec ‘
E {Bram (6 Mail! #10300
rz -l-2C‘t vestdwrdé'ramr or. THE LOOM MUSLIN
.myumroowus unmatched) ..... - ..... .29
goaltender. bemoan. ........ ._ . :3 bottles} 19¢:
. ammo-antennas ............ ;.5 spools for: .- ,,
..g5c:.Bnund Tin.WASl-i”BOILERS .......... egos“
incessasamsrnurr JARS ......... .8 fonflfl¢
.‘dowdispiay,
‘W'EABLB FEisT ..
those who may be inclined to contrib-
ute to the support of a hospital.
Your attention is further called to
what may rightly be termed an trains.
I believe that
. and that it is‘tlms’itlratvwofohnge'our
l mmmewnothoos We- all re-
oogltmtale indiviilual interest-that tile
‘bemhfl or the executive committees
have standout-ho. alairs. thia. heapi-
ialrbuttproaent day conditions call for
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WWWS SERGE DRESSES ............ ~ “‘99
‘5 bust); ST‘NDARD LINOLEUM, full 2 yards wide,
31.19 mi
331.5oxiWOOL’ BLANXITS. slightly soiled ‘frorn win-
. . . .............. t ....... ' $4.99 pair
Yarchsde‘CRmNHES, Remnants, 19c value 0&1
.iocaapnou mums ............. 4 yards iorjw‘;
$31.50? transactions... all colors ................. $1.79
I
treatment-2mm“ ........................... 99¢,
v‘Yfld‘Wc’Tflnflm srcxs, shod “1112.31.39 yard,
’I
which falls to bring the mponse fromjsub-committees with. whom the snoot—
intendent _should ooaie-r as the coca-
lsion demands and consists of the fol-
lowing committees:
l-wRules and ‘regulations.
rice to the young women who comotol ?--Suppiies and furniture,
us let their proper education as Ills-It 3-»r‘inancc and accounts.
They. have given their service .I'E (“Medical department and. house
moat gratuitously for the educationl service. ,
that shoyoapect totrocoive. There he} (iv—0mm and building.
‘noVPl‘ been established a curriculum.l 8—«Soclai service, .
which, year by year. should have been: 7-—Oonierence with amp
improved and perfected. Each year, S-Training school.
thenmcdicalnboard, at-its discretion” 9-—.\iembersbip,
may or may not .lay.out a course of‘ ltkrifigal.
lectures. which during the past :scar in llmliequestg
total, amounted to twenty-one it stores.
Provision shouldlbe made for a do; I 1“?“9” {"9” '0” 01‘ you centre.
aorttttpolicyllhder which the ”nihilism” '3 ”MM“? intémted In tho
of dunes should be conducted.\whichiwelmre 0‘ "“3 Mistral-ma yetfllerg
should embody the satiation of‘thlsiare “ “um" "0 cannot. 81"0 "-0
hospital with [maternity anti chit-t“"“‘_”mt ”‘9 W0“ ‘0! this institution
dren's haspital, where the nurses willi’f‘““""’“' “'9 "“d at this critical pe-
receive instructiou in obstetrics and “0d m9“ Who can “id “‘0 Wm “-
treatment ‘of infants.
tract their friends to become iinanclal
supporters of the hospital. Several
From a practical business point O'jorganizations have manifested their
view. 1 salt this board, whether. “tampon-([0 become actively interestedin
twenty-three years. you would Cilmide’lllle affairs of this hospital during the
it advisable to conduct your ovm bust, past year.
nest: along the same lines. if it hadlme b
met with the some results asthe hos—
pital has received from the; community
It seems to me that you
either would change the policy or dis-
solve the enterprise,
the time has arrived when this hospi-
tal should be placed under the man-
agement of a competent superintend-
, ent who understands hospital adminis-
tration is well as community prob
lems "We have reached-the most crit-
. lcal period of this institution’s exist-
! . hence. During'the coming year'this hos:
' - pital requires the service of a superln3
i tendent, who must make the work of
”line hospital so valuable 'to the‘ com-
munity that there will be a spontan-'
reous response from the outstandingr
i accounts obthe‘building fond. unwell
‘ .-"as some tin-substantial maintenance
fund, This can‘only be- done through
u service that the community will re!
cmlaevorth of their co~o oration. .
Wermustr be in“ e trough me ouriprooeodssrotsastperlormance.“realising
views to admit that during‘tholtwen-
ty-three- years of the hospital's ex-
lstoneewwherezthero have‘been treat-
ed over 8.800 people. nearly . onoonar-
\ ten of the ,. population-hwe‘i' have -not
I believe it would be for
, est interest of the community
{and the institution to appoint a com-
mittee to submit names for the elec»
tion of directors. Under the guidance
of ar. 'emcient superintendent there
will be no difficulty in bringing this
hospital to the pinnacle of success and
the board of directors should not find
it dimcult to attract loyal supporters
in the community to finance a first
class hospital.
l desire to toliethis'opportunitylot
expressing .my tthoaiks .to thoseadailes
twlio composed that~splendld organiz-
tion the "Women of Norwalh" who
made. it-vpooaibls focus to collecttsuf-
ficlent funds to purchase an sum
bile ambulance tion-1 which : we waited
for a number of years. Inithlsoonnua-
tion I beg to pay-metal tribute to
Samuel Kantor. thepropriatotwof the
Regent Theatrepwhot byhis generous
philanthropic erasable. donated “the
over one thousand. dollarstowards’thh
worthy mine.
Respectfully submitted.
.‘ JZ‘I'XULLEN
President.
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,5 GAVE EGGS-MINA. ADVANBE.
‘rBQSTON. Sept, zap-heals will
sell at 76 cents a‘dossn. nt‘ail‘, int“,
”iguana-Johann” '
Mahayana.“ them”
speciallyltialnedmensoadxwmn in
charge or public institutions. The
" complex problem which confronts this.
“um “d the mum of “Wily “ransom“;
‘3 tutti
a m
ft .
m1
or Agriculture, stated today. ‘ whi-
almost Mitsubishi“
aflqmd-«W‘
. “.mmv,“ hi- of trans: low armor-cpl an-
t "W. Mm. iii-Tonal , .
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Norwalk Chronicler