Makes Device that:
Locks D on rs Be’
Ween Rooms from:
Inside
A HARD JOB
Minty Failed at Task—— ;
Now on the Presi-
dent Harding an d .
has Proven Worth I
\o d“; min-oat ln'
it will do'; Nit-s
Nam": pr‘npio to know 'hnt u Nor-
nlk man is the ‘znvon'n- at 1 non-l
type of lock tha‘ is dostlnml to ion.
tribute grott'r: to the mrrttnrt and
convenienc- n.’ mmrrrs on trans-
Atlarxric liners This rn'trt. is W. Illnm
R. Thompson of ltowwftnn monue. .‘
aim has ln'rr‘trd .x dew
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vice 'hs‘. looks or 'ln‘orks from the,
indds in «,3. npnvn'lnn. lwh (loops
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VhlIS ”in i?" fl" 1,“. {wk-i an ihr ? Kryt‘hk.
inside. 25—Jullus to Julius and Esther
Th" 17""! f' I“: " v1 Anni-win.) m '1‘. (.tnfiCY.
"Presi-io'nt Hart-5- ywwmmnly 81. ':G~—Margurct to John and Mary
fer the nxpoei‘mn. and has worked Hanlon.
perfectry stun» m l'lv'nllnlmn. 'rnls‘ Ill—Elizabeth to John and Mary
"33 “”1”" ”h" "‘vfr' WM own”! by the Iinnlon.
United F's":- Stvnmvmp (‘fimpnnr
Mr. Th'lmnamn aim has to his
Credit :1 fi'lmhf‘r‘ of nlhnr inv-‘ntlnns.
including an nir pump for whistles
on launch". a foot—rash and a device
for "floating" ihn arnmturos on large
motors and generators, in order to
prevent grooving in the commutator.
RECIPE TO CLEAR
A PIMPLY Sillit
Pimple; are Impurities seeking an
Outlet Through Skin Pores
Pimplos. sores and Dolls usually
result from toxins, poisons and im-
purities which are generated in the
bowels and then absorbed into the
blood through the very ducts which
should absorb only nourishment to
sustain the body.
It is the function at the kidneys
to iilter impurities from the blood
and cast them out in the form of
urine. but in many instances the
bowels create more toxins and im-
purities than the kidneys can oilin-
iaats: then the blood uses the skin
:3!" as the next best means of
tits. rid of thus impurities.
ills is the term at pimples.
The surest pay to clear the ma
these eruptions. says a noted
- tr. is is set from our-
w about tour smash of M salts
take a tsblssvosiltui in a alass
. -. each morning before break-
one out. This will help“
the formation or baths in
Wm. R. Thompson?3
V month of January. 29 of Which were
: Horton,
. C" 4 r‘hrow.
which ones brash out all our the I
“cording to the vital statistics
there were 57 all» during the
girls. There were 39 deaths and :8
marria gr: recorded.
mms.
January.
l—Boy to Clark and Nancy l-‘ay.
l—Anna to Martin and Mary
Crcag’h.
l—Edward to Joseph and Eileen
Alberta.
2—Hamllton to Louis and Holt-n
Adams.
3—-Jossph to Stanley and Francis
Schneider.
3~Jrene to Gabriel
Kala:
4—mnsld to Patrick and Hsnmh
Sweon oy,
and Irene
4——lloy to Alfred and Minn-d
Southey ‘
1—4 inccnt to Jmcph and Amelia
ilrtshin.
ering to
Hrt‘sfldhiim. ‘
L~~.\nna to Anthony and Katie.
P~-Elcgrino.
remand to John
lionry.
‘. ulx'stl‘erine to Paul and Kath-
: rI'V‘ Palinkifl.
:r Juarph to Stephen and Bertha
Vumnrxv.
‘3 Albert
Victor and Esthvr
and Amie
to Peter anti Maria
in. f‘rnrlrs lo Charis! and Ethol
\l'tf'sfir'lri.
~—-'1‘llorcsn to Fred and Mary
E-‘w‘cnrw.
Ar‘i'llr to Robert and Catherine
l‘r‘r’l tin.
2 ml‘msle to Rosero and Theresa
l‘wmzwo.
1w»- 'Mrnthy to Frank and Marion.
ilrnzvilltwst. i
:3» Louise lo Thomas and Helen ‘
finli'h.
ll~»Cosmo to Joseph and Mary
Army-filo.
ll~~~Jmn to Albert and Mars-wt
P-v'lrrnn.
lL—- l‘nnk to Dominica and Lucy
Frv'mo’i'm.
Il--~.’<':lnlt‘y :0 Stanley and Lillian
I’m'iirni.
it ~ ~l .ric
i‘ t ‘Il"'ll‘d.
\ml in rrnncls and Gertrude
to “Warm and Olin
Francis to Francis and Fren-
r- \Varrcn.
l "'.‘—».\llt‘o
lie“
—. Girl to John and May Keeier.
1: «Georgette to Gear-Io and Ella.
.l? . ‘n Gilbert.
li~ vmretta to chola and Anna
a7=lr"?‘,i'.ln..
:L-Annahelle to Jacob
Burner.
ii - limrmary
‘T'ir'llu'h lllbby. '
‘ ~ Alfred to Alfred and Violet
to Lewis and Sonia
and Am
”.5: t 1..
to Arthur ,aud
" -~ Edward lo Ella and Dorothy
"Heir-2’.
2~~ rain: to Frederick and Edna
slum-v.
l<~-~llr‘nry to Henry and Roaic
\Vl'koskli.
L"? --.\imnio to Morris and Fannie
sw-lnlmrg,
:1“ Doris ‘0 Frederick and Karen
Hmi'h.
21w Malta to Henry and Anna Yre-
ion l.
:zt—Michele to Guiseppe and An-
;zvllna 'l‘csta.
Zi—Malo to Theodora and Eadie
Harris.
L’s—irredcrick
E‘lmlmih Poccl.
2f»——»leoid to Ernest and Martha
Price.
L‘s-Leonora. to Leo and Helen
to Gustavo and
:7—Marsurot to John and Anna
Kurskar.
ES—Glrl to John and U
Ion.
28-Marpuerite to Peter and Jen-
nlc Gaudioso.
23—Maris to Anthony and Thar-
rsula nah-
csa Rizzo.
28——Antonio to Nicole and Antoin-
ette Urso.
29-—-Anna to Ralph and Anna
Tenclls.
ai—-ans to Albert and Thsrsss
Lyublanotits.
lit—Edna to Daniel and Amelia
Duris.
‘ immune-es.
January.
i—Oeorss Henri“ and Hannah
Crowley.
I—ulchael Pinball and l'raaoos
Haslett.
sl—Domlnio Cinema and noisn
Wells.
s—rrsdsrioh Adam and June Para
liar r.
su-Willian Court and Alan Halo
jar.
':-—Geor¢s Brown and Jan- Loni.
nan.
it—Nlcholss Handel In. and
talents
u—w ism Watt and Ilia s‘asa
m and Dorothy
ms and slum
hummus was ass sumac
Mlbnlofl.
rte—links mm ttsry Its”.
i it as ism nerds.
i an! Gertrude
{Mums tiara and Antoinette
fin-dolls list-rs
Ml i0; film.
1”“
and mfflt‘tfl
Honmnn.
Ro—John Bradley and Alice
\Vinn.
:lm—lmster Hill and Margot-oi
Rama‘s.
ill-«Henry Mayor and Alice Dc—
vino.
31—4710le “'usllinglon and Lu-
ccnvia Baldwin.
DEATHS.
January.
l-~-Hvl¢*n ilnyvs. .‘ul ycnrs, R
mnntlls. '39 days.
2-anrry taut-lulu), 13 you". 4
months. 1-3 days.
Smilmlis tmlturolln, ‘lS ycnrzl.
2-«.\una Shcnlmn, 54 years. in
months. .
3—-Eilznlwih Hoyt, 37 years. 3
mounts. 2': days.
.‘l-u'l‘lmmus nuloy, 2.1 years.
Swlloim Sanford, 10': yours, 11
months. 1 tiny.
iuAilWrt Sclluuh, 4.3 )‘l‘ars, 5’
lmnnlhs, 2:! days.
4—~Alhort leiu, it years. in
days.
4~~Mnry Citmstmni, .5 years, in
months. 215 days.
5... Sui-.1 Huntington. 35 yonrs, 3'
months. )3 days.
77 ~\\'.11-lt‘r imzlmm, 43 yours.
8— ,‘rlll‘Hll Hamilton. 58 years.
10 months, 20 days.
8—~Arisp:l Van Scoy, 77 yours, 1).
months. 8 duys.
13-”Llit‘ltl Tucci, 37 years. 11
monihs. 13 days.
Ill-«Nathaniel Tosler. 35 yours,
l"'—-—l:‘.dith l‘om‘il. 53 your: 3’
months, 25 days.
10—»Julln Shephonrd, 74 yam-5.1
months. 2 days.
llwllulh Chomhc, 5 months. 9
days.
lz—llolon Nagy. 9
months. 7 days.
ill—«Etienne Dt‘Mark. 42 years.
16mx‘i‘minm Monnhun. 46 years.
I «lily.
17——Chrlsiiml
months. 24 days.
years. 4
GT years, .3
Arron.
"N‘ss of S"
l” 20..-)” ry Briod)‘.
ems—w
tiilil‘l’iN‘i‘i’iCH, Feb 36:“
tirésswle'h yesterday charm the
llBth survivor-my o nominal-eel
Putnam‘s dash «tow the steep rock's
cliff in that town hirit has cattle
to lvo known as Pitt's Hill. snowmen
has served to lend historical simliic
more to the community.
The daring exploit is described iii
the Bistoncsl Collections of Cause.
licut gs follows! “On the approach
at General Tryon to this place.
Horsenecle. '(Clreenwtch). February
25. 1779. with a cores of nbodt‘1.600
mm. General Putnam planted W0
lit-id pieces by the Meeting house.
without horse ,or drag ropes. new.
my fired the cannon several times.
Putnam precioving the dragoons.
supported by the "Entry-:- about": to
charge. ordered his 150 men to pro-
vido for their safety. and secured his
own by plunging dOWn the preci-
pice at full trot. The dramas. who
were but a swords thrust from him.
stoppnd short; for the seclivlty was
an abrupt that they dared not {ol-
lnw. One shot. from the many tired
at him. went through his hot as he
was passing down the hill."
Gonoml Putnam was one of the
heroes who founded our Republic.
and the man whose daring ride has
commemorated "P u ifs Hill" to
Greenwich forever.
Dairy Products Spell nannies
Although one of the smarter Wis-
consin counties, with only 2. 065
farms, Kownunm has [one in for
diversified farming. and especially
hns it gone in for dairying’. it has
39 factories making cheoso valued
11'. approximately $2,900,000 annual-
ly; and eight hanks. whose aggregate
deposits have treblod within the 1m
ten years and which are now in ex—
.NWJWO. It's male voting
population is 3.4M) and more are
stm hank slackholders in the coun-
1v.
67 years, 9
months. 20 days, '
Edeario leapid. 57 years, 8
months.
:lMHm-old Clark, 43 years, 11
I mnnths. § days.
:zsw—Ida Cabin, 71 years. 1 month.
ii day-9.
2‘3—‘Marznrht llnlioran. 63 years,
6 months. 16 days. '
Pin-Amanda Wilcox.
months. 3 days.
26——~ll\nnry Unicorn. 43 years. 3
months. 26 days.
79 years, 3
ail—Phoebe Reinhardt. 73 years.
fli months, 17 days.
CSW‘RO'MT‘TT fillit‘lli. ‘3 years. 3
mnnlils.
iii—«Johanna Vogcl. 52
months. 4 days.
23~Lucy Street 39 gears.
22vJohn Brundagr‘. 95 years. in
months. 9 days
29~<Mnry Flgnor.
months. 5 days.
29-«Mnrie Rizao. one half hour.
30~~Jusophlne Whelpley, 73 years.
3 months.
alelln Bomrdus.
months. 26 days.
on
I
5's‘ars.
66 yrars. 11
5.7 years. (-
I
Fight
Entire Country Watches '
0n Daugherty
rim.
WAsHtNGTOR. rat». .9
“Mt- “consumes: m «
summation quarters Williams
«aim ors‘r Aim swam
9“th *fifismd a. in
resolution ls:- ii :33: the
this Kr. Baum
.
Milli be
M
homer. mails to
mm»: ts'h's “
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‘elothlnl and bed cl
DEREK EA’PE
Only lfiPer‘eent. Tera
Initiate '
Sy’fiptoms and
Treatment
More cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported to the Connecticut State De-
partment of Health in January, 1924
than in any other single month as
far back as marlin are available.
The number for Jan ry in each or
of the past 10 years s as follows:
Your Cases
1915 .. as .. .. .. .. .. .. 210
1916 .. .. .. .. a. .. .. .. 172
1917 .I I. I. .0 1. Cl 0' 0. 13’
1918 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 175'
1919 .. .. .. as _.. .. .. .. 198
1920 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 148
1921 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ‘3’)
1922 .. .. .. .. .. .. 395
i923 .. .. .. .. as .. .. .. 459
1M4 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 741
Other high points were reached in
December. 1920. when 683 cases
were reported and in January and
February. 1921, when 630 and 679
vases respectively were reported.
The present epidemic started 2::
October. first appearing in New Ha-
ven. Waterbury and New Milford.
By November. Hartford. New Brit—
ain and Bridgeport were reporting
an increase in cases. In Decemoer.
the smaller rural towns began to
report the disease. At present all
countries are reporting oases.
nno brigh aspot ll that the per cent
of fatal is smaller than for
the past ten‘ years. only 1.5 per
cent terminating fatally.
SCARLETINA AND SCARLET
FEVER.—-Scariet lover and acsrlet‘
me. are different. 'namos for» the
some finesse, so it is important that
mild well as more oases be giv-
en proper care and medical attun-
lion.
FIRST SYMPTOMSm—Scarlct rev-
r-r begins in from three to seven
days after exposure. The symptoms
first noted are fox-or, vomiting and
usually sore throat. The throat may
show alight redness own: before the
early symptoma appear.
THE SCARLET BASEL—Scarlet
favor takes its name from the
bright red rash which appears in
from 13 to 24 hours after the sud-
den onset. In mild cases the rash
atlon that it is barely noticed. In 'he
absence of any marked rash, Allie
sore throat ol’ scarlet fever in some-
times mistaken for an» ordinary «we
throat, and scarlet. favor not sus-
pected until the skin begins to pool
a week or ten days later. Tho mild
cases l‘i‘o especially apt to spread
the disease because they are not re»
cogniasd.
THE TREATMENT OF SCASLET
FEVERe-Eveu in mild cases of
scarlet fever the main purpose of
treatment is to prevent complies.—
110” such as deafnefi. heart d15-
easo and kidney disease. Recon
studies suggest the podbillts or a
cure for scarlet fever similar to that
for dipthorll. but. this work is atul
in the experimental stage. Serum
from convalescinx scarlet lever pa
tients is wed in treating patients v
some Connecticut hospitals.
HOW THE DISEASE SPREAl
-—Gerrns of scarlet fever are km.
to be present in who dischar;
from the nose. throat, ears and
looted glands. It is now know
that the discharges are the mus.
of its spread. Thus. the patien-
should be isolated until all discharg-
es from running ear. am nose
or throat. cease. It ls-o: spools“: fue-
portanco to keep younger children
away to safeguard them from intac-
tlon.
ransom-:3 FOR PREVENTION
-All discharges should he Moped
The cloths used for handkerchfets
should be burned. The attendant
should put on a special [on and
esp when entering the room and tree
in; for the patient. the hands should
bs washed in an antiseptic solution.
The patient's dishes should be hep:
apart from all other disks and
boiled after each use. There should
be koquent boiling of the Mott’s
Poms
who handle foods all in mind-
ad from tho house during the com-am
of. ths disease. When the patient
recovers the room must. be clean“!
tics:- bstors quarantine is raised.
Miss Poduis Weds
. Joseph Salute
)“- Jossphina tannin. of West-
sort avenue. Norwalk and Joseph
flair of River dentist's" miss
at. ten o'clock yesterday we in
It. Ian's Clint-oh. by tha-
“that Finn. ‘l'hs «up» was It-
lam ”Anthony tis- a-‘
m “m '3:
has. when Mrs
bridesmaids. . .
531.0
m in and out «can
no had another
Millikan
2::
take own-H "om Waits.
Muses. em ‘
the
may be absent or of sum: short dur— M
as-
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