non THESE PURPOSES . - _ 7
rtgage on neW bulldxng . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . .7
’tyears (because charges are less than cosQ . . ~ - 1 .. _7
77 7 What the People HaVe 111 TV N VW HOSPVVI
A modern, fire-proof hospital plant, up-to-date in equipment. Two operating rooms and
‘ emergency operating room besides, each with necessary auxiliary rooms. Complete Ma- ’7
ternity Department, Pathological and X-ray Laboratories, six sun parlors ankl normal ca- .55
STATISTICAL SUMMARY FOR YEAR ENDING OCT. 1; 1921. °
EmergencyCalls................................~. .............. 176?
7 spent 1n the hospital. Last. year the average length of stay was a trifle under eleven days).
7 A public hospital is not a profit-making institution. If the hospital made a profit on
every patient, or .e11 011 the majority of patients there might be no deficit. It is true the
Norwalk Hospital does not offer absolutely free service. There 13 supposed to be some pay- .
ment f1 0111 some source on all patients: but about 75% of all patients pay, less than aetual
vate and semi-private patients of $1, 789. 00. The following paid to the hospital leSS than act-'
ual cost. Remember. the figures in the second column are for patients’ days, by which is
meant, the total number of days patients were in the hospital: _ JV
‘ ‘ 7; : Cost to Hospital Over
Patients Admitted. ’ Days in Hospital. 7 Charges Made.
351 Ward ........ : ....................... . ..... 4,135 Days. ~ : 37, 68330; 77 ;
aces-Jammiiil ...... WaysNW 00 Y
218 Children ......... . .......................... 2,774 Days. . , 5, 940. 00
37 Town and State ............. . ............ .. 999 Days. 7 ' 2,142. 66
7 i
l
5 Total Cost to Hospital Over Charges Made . . . . . . .7177. , . , , , , 7 , . $720,250.00
The deficit £01 any one year has never been so much as this. To offset these figui es we
have the State appropriation, which, last year, amounted to $10, 000.; and Various fees such
as operating, X— —1ay and pathological, and income frOm other Sources, which tend to reduce
7777'the total With this explanation, however, the defiéit of S15, 000 for the past five years
Should be clear and understandable. ~
DOeS the Hospital Deserve Your Support 9
YES, lecause—
1—-It IS our only hospital.
2—lt 1s a 100% community enterprise. 7
3—4t serves an area with population of about 50 ;0700 ‘
. ; 4—7—It keeps up ceimnunity’s health and economic efi‘ic1e‘hcv
- 5—It draws no lines In its service: .. _ : ~
6—It7 gives 75% of its services at less than cost. 7 7 7' ' . .g“ f.
, . 7—It alleviates suffering. ‘ » *7
.,—, 7 . 8—:It saves lives that without it might be lost. : ' 7‘ '-
169:? is an insurance policy for every citizen and every family ' ‘ '
t 1121131813; 533;) :hat eyery- man so served and protected should pay his share of hospl-
SOLICITA é—ION
OCTOBER 30—NOVEMBER 6.
Solicitors Will calsi .11 every citizen. Every worker is a:— Vol ‘7 .-
Work. Give him a“ “andcourteous hearing. Send him on muthngegro d.
best subscription you can make. Every effort is being made to pr 7‘
--7- -. here should be a 3513,5115 you are approached the second time, don.
E
77"77777777777 7‘ “1’78ng :— . 7
J 7 . 7 “" 7 Hamburg W THIS MONEY NOW—THIS, IS ..
ECIAL SUITSAL‘E; nound Steak .777. TIME TO RAISE IT 7
7 hand Youngxen’s . 715311310111 Steak . . ........... 7 . 7 77 7 7
Plate Corned Beef
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5.90 to $30.00 ,
7 ' pacity of 85 patients. . : 7 ' , - . .7 717.3
Operations (only 8 deaths, all of which were emergency cases on admission). . ' 4921“ : .
Maternity Cases . .................................. , ...... . ....... . .7 ..... ,. . . . 7 , . 163177"
Births ............... ‘ ....... ...... .; .............. 165*
Total number patients treated .7 ........... 7 , . . ..; ...... ‘. .7 . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . 7. . . .~. 1 ,21787__:f7
Total number patients’ days ............... .. . . . . . . 7.: ...... .. ............ 7 . ...... 13,101. 7
(To find aggregate patients} days, find the sum total of days each and every patients"
Why Your Hospital Has a Def1c1t L V
57 back and seat, ' - ‘ $44- 59
cost to the hospital. Forthe year ending Oct. 1, 1921', the hospital made a total profit on pri— _ ”7' 7?
{One of the printipafl {satures of the
‘cnteitaiximen‘f planned {or the \V’Orld
{PreSs Congress, nov‘ in- session here.
‘7 Smith. of \ew York, who has taught
77hcre or ‘Thé Yellow Jacket“ last
, : The players in Miss Smith's cast are
:7 all Chinese. most 0: whom Wém stu- most ioticent.1 really beg-an to know
dents in her English classes at the £11 111 1‘! “e l ,1 f m
Territorial University. They were 7 a 9'7 1 p377 “7 11:11 that a 7
7 t f tl ers 1m ited me to their
“7"er ° earn some money or ‘8 mothers don't inVite, they coo}; din- wear , and how longs-an advantage
"however: corn-pared in; interest with diving”
nously covered and »
77 7 7- as helpful assistance, to Read customers.
store is represented, contributing its choiCest wares which show to best advantage
' in a proper setting. , . ~
, All are separate
large chair and otto
.7. a chaiselongue a 1
' "chair is added the
dressmg table" ‘ bed.
iecés, yet thé
17: together mak
hen the smalle7
an elegant day
Large Chai ' ‘- $57.00
$53.00
5133159
$143.50
Third floor.
'7 'When you feel the need of being 111 an artistic atmosphere Where beauty and bar-
‘2 mony reign. This room has been fitted up With the idea of giving pleasure, as Well
Practically every department in the
women Will be captivated With the small mahogany pieces of furniture which
appreciated by every Woman. : 1
Breakfast Set 70f Antique walnut-
with Polychrome decoration. There is-
a round extension table with drop:
leaves, a buffet with two large cup-
_ boards and one drawer, and four chairs
' "with figured tapestry seats, $346.00
7 Low Mahogany Rocker with cane
; Small Mahogany Chest of Drawers“
that would be Suitable for ‘a guest room *’
or a child’s bedroom, . $36. 0077
Priscilla Sewxng Cabinet in ma-
hogany finish, ,. $8.00
English China Breakfast Set -
called the “Classic Nankin” which is a
C065!»
7 7 aie considered a treasure" 117.1 the heme. The fine English and French chinas 7m
sets or separate pieces. Small silver novelties, and all manner of personal trifles
stock pattern. Prices for pieces are 8&7
follows:
, Cups and Saucers, 3,13 00 a
Cereal Dishes, , _$ 6.25 a (1112::
Plates, 4 inch, $ 5.65 a (101..
Plates, 77 inch, - . $10. 00 a doz.
. Sugar Bowls, , _ S 2.50 each
Cream Jugs; _$_-177 .50 each
. Sunburst Pillows with corded and.
.‘shirred tops, old rose and old blue,
$5. 00 each
7 ' Nickel China Sugar and Creamer.
lined with gold and having ebony hana
dles.
Very unusual in appearance,
$8.15
Greenwich Village Puzzles, 156
pieces,
Read C0
,. ; $2.56
Second Floor
Next to the Tea Rm.
HONOLULU, Hawaii 001.25.
is in charge of Miss Frances Diake
Q
hexe.1\~liss mith gave a pxoductlon, market high up m
spring and was requested by the
neWspaper men of Hawaii to repeat it.‘
Chinese famine relief; and.se7cured .111 1191"
‘ (\‘pencnced @3911 "7’1““ Smith,» She; Miss Smith is not content with the?
.7 "has directéd'ama‘teur dramatics 53"’ceiglimpso of Chinese life that she has hundreds of different“ péar‘ivin ‘11?
5h” was 9' SIMS!“ at Vassar. where lobtainosl through Losing a teacher at market know ' niii‘cli about them——
she had charge 017 a may in “WWII 11h? linkers“) 701‘ Pawaii. but is 5931- the: are mostly imperial
Edna St WE‘VE“: “11131! the young ing immediately after the Press- Cop-i
‘00?“ and playwright. “as the leading: gross to spend a fwintior
i7 COLLEGE GIRL 7137777111030le.7111}, I 'The most. interesting thing about ard of fixing and luxuries to 51:: '1
» ‘thc play was becoming :7}
Makes Dramatic success in Training ‘wlth the Chinese. Those. boys and
Chinese Students. ' {girls are really Amex‘icapathm speak
fl icaleful and exquisite English.
‘think and act Amcxican—and only
eat Chinesa Most of them are \\ ork—
111g hard to get through 11K unixc:‘s—.
7,in and {111311 themcs will often begin
1' when I “as :17 child m; ‘ fathoi “could
tell of the day when he went to ,mel
the hills.
bought my mother and took liar 117cm..-
Ewith him.’ But these carefully writ-
ten class papers really tell you noth— .
ing about the boys and girls. who are are ““-
acquainted
homos—tha 1
\aning income.’ But letters 1‘
business houses in the States. snc ..
the publisher with whom she 11-013.», 1
7be7fore going to Honolulu. are of 1:1
mendous help sh c said. as 9.1507an .1
good record at an American collog
which she also “as able to show as 1.
graduate of \ 319er
.. . Letter to »‘
Lockwood Mfg. Co.
Dear Sirs: You are ‘a. maker. so
You know what you make:
you know all about it We ”know our
pearls as you know your guods
We know how 1.11755: act how they
5
we bane ox making one 1111:1111» 0711).
But few of 111? meh who“ sell the
._ A harbor in View Yblék.” for ex-
7 in China.an17ple- becam‘é :ih lfiifldfior of IM‘ arls
chaiaeter N‘mé ‘J’Vr other efforts 2.111.211.1111 17 going to do? 011‘. 011-171 7a and defined 11:1 328.97607‘4111 one. veax.
she said: They-17m «in turn About the time his {)e‘dex‘ls began to
{fins Chinese production up later though $3107. 711 Opes to rare» crack and peel and. show 119 :or “113775
‘Tlie piay created.
gas to see the Chlnest students in“: geollogos
d cleared well over $5, 500. " round the world
Chinadxexi awoke to a. keen 1111a
est in the performance} They chat;
red to each other vigorously, and
'7 eye of. the youngsters
a sensati 0n. ’5
Dale the daughters of wax. 'flL‘f Chin— 111111 more, he sold his business and
said “153 Smith ' 'It became the ese families for American schools or iotixod [0 Ita1§.,’l‘h.e Sealers “ho
13111127111 his pearls. would. like $211 get
The YV—"dw Jacket, and when “7537‘ ‘ This will malie the. second stage of. h
1111 back again.
finished the run, the DOYS and girls this ambitious )oung noman‘s journey
7.} Meier‘s selling V7‘7zitti’ Rudy f1 1
She declares that about {Kemp {hat meg-f are m'adz’ in
crest"
Th7§7i313fld was taken by Vl‘rfifise tan oyer—afijractne 1107751: with a Hon-
.“5’9 the“? had “5“”; “7‘0““ lTeeniolulix paper kept her 101115"— eating in makes 1111111151317“ their ‘x‘vfllm‘var 1nd
07‘9“”! 3‘7: center 11 H°“°1-‘m'{the islands {or two years. although a. flow gong 74' S 1. ~
77% 3")“97'7’7‘1‘3‘17‘ “gamed the Chinese 1637'ss energetic person Smight. not term-
residents as goalies, who labored in newspaper reporting “Y :W C A The best rot the- imported (“my .
:36 xfaiitfigntgégnfnoih?\::8770311871; {work and teaching at the unfiorsity.
7‘ 1 .97 ° 1 S V V together With classes in physical cul- as \Vattl) is about 75; the worst <1 .t
7 ,seemed 3. “Ohm phlegmaric 33°91’15” lture and considerable dramatic vso‘rk.
ion. Without imagination or artistic iexacfly~ lotus «eating
fbility. Yet their cl'iildren were cap- termined to complete her
9 0‘7 Presenting a thoroughly at: iwithout such long steps in the. future.
in p‘léy.7 one 151177011 delighted bot-ht 18,131“, the earn-1713 a. long way round
‘IWV igssnznd Ejrgrgg‘zocgfines gm“ 11111711 she expects to find ex on mom! en-
e xx a u
: icl‘iantin Spots than 'Honoiul with r. m the
properties {hit 1713a belonged to a. g u. know whether We {V115 7‘ 7
She has dc-..
_ work that is quite as absorbing. 7
3:;tha7t played 1;: H0351 Wilt-n asked if she were not afraid .
7_ ”4373117557 Smith to trust her own earning power in Fa“ sold a pearl necklace to on of
Id ”VIEHIPW’S' such far-away parts of the earth she his m customs!» for $5.11 11: six
9‘1 ‘3 saidponfiaenflymat an intelligent and W e «993,33? began to Hick
071111;" wen edxxcat‘e‘d “17-30:: width earn :1; am, ~ 6 it m1 wort]
living days-1191‘s the could (11851911115 cen ‘ '
himself; “which" is no easy matter.” «
she added “0116;111:175! work steadily
11d mtexxsivety 3.1111 alter her stand; Benedict the Jeweler. Nomi-1.1m.
7 Relen‘ofme omncnse"
77 Galas he Hagmficen ” _. 7. . .17... , , .7 ..... Joseph Lincoln
.uou
mas-7' 31111111711767 the Latest me Best Selling 9‘50”
............
America. in r-:1 quality only; “110
\afii is the? standard; call 711 to).
these that cost sevéral timts s 113-71
25:11:11! the rest are bemeen” 1
But the men who sell thém d ‘1't
jourfle“ know any better. They know \\‘ at
the salesman (who didn' t 111 he
[111 m)’ {ens them. Th1 ii is: they
know am he tel-ls them. '11'1 u don't
truth or not.
Example: --—A jeweler in his; .Son
50
1711111 company Nrw V
”7.? fi—Vatti pearls are “"7 by
4
James Oliver Curwcod
n gyerxings
Norwalk Chronicler