hospital lant, ”Yup-Vto-date in equipment. Two operating rooms and
. etch With necessary auxiliary rooms. Complete Mae ,
and X-ray Laboratories, s1x Sun parlors and normal ca-
Regularly $4. 09 a Suit
.
Friday and Saturday
mi
‘ Emergency Calls
‘ Coho;
...’-....’ O...‘UDQOII‘.DQ'GOCIQOUJ‘OIICIIOIIIO‘IOIICOU
7,0peratlons (Only 8 deaths, all Of which were emergency cases on admission); ......
Maternity Cases.......‘... ........... w ..... , .....
' Births ‘
A 0....-
O'IOOODoonooinyoODual-.00.Clo...o...uncouth.-Ioooaoooiaoaionnonoon
, Totalnumberpawtienttstreated......."............... ..... 4 ...... 1318
” TIIIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOLKS g Totalhumberpatlen‘tSf’days.............................. ..... ...13,19121
(To find aggregate patients daYS;
‘find the sum total cf days each and every patient
‘ 5 ‘ spent in the hosplta Last year the av
verage length of stay was a trifle under eleven days)
\_ .Vy Your Hospital Has a Deficit
A public hospital 1s not a profit-making institution If the hospital made a pnofit on
every patient, or even on the majority of patients, there might be no deficit. It is true the
N orwalk Hospital does net ofl’er abaclutely free service: There is supposed to be some pay-
, ment from some source On all patients, but about 75% (if all patients pay less than actual 4
cost to the hospital For the year ending Oct. 1, 1921, the hospital made a total profit on pri- .. ,
vate and send-private patients of $1, 789.00. The follow: Wing paid to the hsspital less than act- «-
;-:,Rememher,“the figures in theseoond column are for patients days, by Which is ,_ :7
L Friday and Saturday only, and the quantity "is limited; "
GERMANMINERS»
ARE WfllllflNfi
», :CHEEREULLY
LONDON, Nov. 4.——W'hiting Wil-
lmms. formerly vice-president of the
Hydraulic Steel Company or Cleve-
land. 0.. who had spent several years
studying the labor problem by work-
ual c _i 7
meant the total number of da”Sis patients were in the hospital
gm
Cost to Hospital Over
‘ 3'
mg as a labOrer in England a ' - .. ; , -. » 7, 7 .. 3 Patients Admitted Days inflospital. ChargesMade.
“misedms‘ism‘sz . Neversay AEP‘m W’thomséymg' Bayer f _ 351 ward 4135Days $7,683.99
of France and the San-e.
While on a. visit to London he has
just given some interesting informa-
tion about the German miners who
are working for French ownersand
offiicals in that territory now under
«French control as a. result of the war.
Mr. ‘Williams stated he expected to
i find considerable unwillingness to pro-
duce coal for the benefit of the French
but he found no such thing
The German miners he said, are
receiving in France the equivalent of
more than twice the number of
marks received by German miners in
the Ruhr district. They are earning
immensely more than the iron and
steel workers in German companies
‘The German min‘er is the cock of
the whole industrial wall: in the”
Sal-re," said Mr: Williams.
“A number of German workers cont -
fided in me as a. mining student work-
11g along with them that they were
Warning! Unless you see the name Neuralgia. Rheumatism Ear-ache,
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- All druggists sell Bayer Tablets 0!
scribed by physicians for twenty-one Aspirin in handy tin boxes of 12.21.1111
years and proved safe by millions. in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is .
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay- the trade mark of Monoacetlcacides-[
or package for Colds, Headache, ter of Salicylicacid.
IS ARGENTINA
A MEMBER 0E
EEAEUE 0E NATflNS
BUENOS A1RES.NOV.4.—Thefallor
ure of President Yrigoyen’a adminis-
'. .‘2,095j Days. f ' _
..2,774Days. if " 5,940.90_
' 999 Days. , if; 2,142.99, .
TotalCosttoHospltaIOqurChargesMade............................$29,259.99
The deficit for ”any one year has never been so much as this. To offset these figures we.
' 1. have the'State appropriation, which last year, amounted to $19, 000, and various fees such
‘X-ray and pa ologlcal and income- from other sources, which tend to reduce 7
it this , . ; 11, however, the deficit of $15, 009 for the past two years
[erstandable ‘7
,163Matemty—1653u-ths
zlschudren
37TownandState
4,485.00
00-:
correspondent. he explained that since '
the retirement of the delegation from“:
the Assembly last sear Argentina had:
been' ‘waiting outside the door of th
League" for promised consideration
its proposed amendments at the meet
ing of the Assembly this year.
He said that Argentina. eculd no
logically withdraw from the League"
itself until such consideration h 3
been given The rejection of the A '
gentine amendments by this Ass’emb
would mean Argentina' 5 definite wi
i r—tter paid and better treated than
u hen the mines were operated by
P russian state officials.
“It seems to me entirely probable
that the plebiscite to be taken by the
Sarre population about 13 years hence,
of Argentina’s status in /respect to
membership in the League of Nations
has been taken up in Congress in the
course of a debate in the Government
budget, and a demand has been made
tration to give an 0111ch explanation .
drawal he said.
Diplomatic circles expect the Gov
ernment will send official notificati
to the League of its withdrawal just
as soon as formal notice of the rej "
tion of the Argentine amendments
the Assembly is received from the sec»
retariat, and that the dues will be?"
paid. , . '
will make the Sax-re either French or
neutral, like Luxembourg"
Mr. Williams reports that unem-
plovment seems considerably Ies in
France than in Great Britain or
America. He attributes this in part to
the fact that 800, 000 French workers
that the budget committee report
whether Argentina, is a. member of the
League. ra'i
The question was sed by Deputy The Lea e of Natl -‘
de Tomaso, a Socialist who wantéd to acti0n on 3:; Argentininsaiggiggigf
know why, if Argentina was a mem- in its last session. ,
ber of the League. the uneasinent le— L L
.- still under arms. vied upon the nation as its contribu— 7 ’ ‘
In Germany he said the wages have 7 “0“ t0 the League’s expenses and 88‘ INGRowx trot: inn. _ ‘ *
Emrllv kept up with the 1. 000 per 39‘ ““93“! had a“ be?“ ‘ncmde" in . Truss our [Isms
w-z. t. increase in the cost bf liViBg gthe budget. He said Congress I had 7 V
‘ioples such as teachers, small pros never been informed by the Govern- A féw drops'ofi “Outgro”
”fly holders. federal employee 3&1 ment as" to the status of Argentina’s skin surrounding the mg",
érfise in the railway and post ”office Elation goiged‘l'eaggie s”?ce the mth’ {mes inflammation
:‘Ucr have been ‘tcemendously hard drawal ° 92: egg on mm the As; :9‘ toughens thé teli' ”1'.
because their wages have hardly sembly m 1 3. er the refusal 0f Underneath the toej nai
» see more than 500 per cent. that may t° °°“s‘de’uA“ge“.tmas not penetrate the n ,:h
It appears to me all wrong to sar amendment, mailing a sovei‘exg'n turns naturals:
fiat Gennany has got back to normal giaatée‘sleautomaflca y members 0f the night
”N is busy and prosperous." said Mr. Unsuccessful in getting the budget
' C 1‘
“1:13:21? Th; realugact is £11317!)ng committee to agree to 1'99"": on the
- \ loft-sags: Gefiamffis not yet subject, Deputy de‘To announced »
‘1 to get back to normal. Her that at an opportune moment he in— ,
. r'o 1 , by 1133- tended to demand the appearance of , ,
““9 501d ah ad sunp -‘ Foreign Minister Pueyrredbn before
ff ”3:, that 1:32:31???) Wig; fag-'5’ the Chamber to explain "Argentinas
. Wing Some day or other Germany Emma!”
‘ sag-in setting her financial house ,
=~r. The result of that will be a
oi of xast unemployment and un- ’
i-l‘ mess} 7
:a
; - tfnnght be lost ' ' 7 4, ,
" _ policy for every citizen and every family. "
every man so served and protected should pay his share of hospi—
upon: ?
95’
“4 :a 7 ,4-» w
a; to prevent duplication, but
time, don’t be offended.
HNWHGWDWWNVWWW‘M“ ’ ‘ ,“ A} l .
the failn ’ ‘ ,
dues. They asked Whether the Gov
ernm t did not intend to pay tli
msr or LIVING cons 13p. /
km W: l: 4.———Although the cost
* 1;: g is still going up in Rome and
2:. meat fish butter and bread all
.n-e than they did during the
~' r. L- 1 figures lately published by
is m: 1 me of Rome Show that the
rim of the people is steadily m-i
. and that the Romans eat and
I. -{ better and amuse themselves ~
‘ in 1921 than they did in 1920.
'0\'
that Argentina. never considered her
self a. member of the League. ' .
Norwalk Chronicler