.l ti lode nan stole a uhelele. M about ”0.000 telephone calls are we m0. day in the city of Wash. ClilTiS leobtbeibroeene U. . :.. ., . it. ,. .. . w u “an . .‘l MW 0" amass It to one of these strange. tensio- ine eontl'ediotlohe that the more masculine and severe the haircut tie-In comes. the more feminine and clip;- IIOII lull! non ROCK IPRINOS. Arts—The high- estpositlonotwomaninlifeis matrimony and motherhood and not in the business world or public life. ing the frock is. mfiws Governor Nellie Taylor no- of Wy- oming told an audience here. New liberties and freedom are develop- ing woman's charm. ahe said. ETERNAL VIOiLANCl directed towards the classified columns is the price of economic aafety. Potatoes grow wild in Chile. Po- itato prices grow wild here. windshield WERE Full force-feed lubricati on, 7abearlng crankshaft 6-beerlng 4-wheel brakes, full balloon tires. 5 new MallardCreen finish. new Velour or. EDAN wiper. dome light. cowl venti holsterv. automatic tor and cowl lights. sc wheels. e Just drive the Ajax Six one mile —or100—and you’ll experience a quality of performance never known before in the $1000 field. S. L. 73 North Mair St. BENEDICT South N orivalk _- '1’.» _‘ A_ 0936’ —V . 4L . l Ammonia KENT RADIO YOU can span it with the fingers .‘ p EVERYSUNDAYEVENINO The Amen Kent Radio How hingeyouthestanofoperaaull mieltaclie'teeste Tynan. I Euthanasia-eon mans Central mew l was. lured 1 mutant:- woo woes. wt... Mela woo.Des-pu m...“ ”H.570.” "3.. M OSNoMainSt. StudweIlPienoCo. Donaelly'e cable smacked. Price 3.... ATFIRS'I‘. .radioeetewereeoclumsythatonly. themoetoolerantwomenwould givethem apaoeintheirlivingrooms. But nowallthatis chamdForAtwaterKenthasdevelopedthe Model 20 Compact ~ Itwillfitlntodieechetneofdeoorationorfurnieh- ingofanyromlnanichebythewindowmron a mall table alonpldl your favorite chair. the Model 20 Compact belongs—and every woman knowswhatthatmeana. fiends-finishedmahoganyeabinetlesoanall diatyouoanepanitwithdiefiuersofonehand. Yetinltareallthequalifleethatmakefiorperfiect recepfionofthefineprogrameonthealrnowadaya. Toaeeandharmodernndioatluhemalk the dealer to ahow you—and letyoutry-thia ' beardfidandreliablehfodelzoConpactwidaan ArwaterRentRedioSpealrer. ‘Norwallr Electric lOSnMain St. ZONoJfainSt. scorn nonwaur . Hi?» _., I! ' ' ““091. ACllVlllliS 0F DISPENSARY FOR PAST 12 MONTHS Splendid Work Being Done By Local So- ciety To Help Tuber- cular. The'great service being rendered the community by the Norwalk Dil- pensary is shown by the following report of Miss Mary Rider, secre- tary: "In roviewmg the work of the dispensary for the year 1925-20, one is surprised at the amount accom— plished and tho diversified nature of that work. Wo n'cro organized to tight tuberculosis and we have tried to keep faith with that obiect. When a tuberculosis patient reports to tho dispensary, ho is given an ex- amination and if it is a. serious case. arrangements are made It) got him into a sanitorium. Very often patients cannot afford to procure the necessary clothing so that we equip them and pay tin-tr traveling expenses. Wu have six patients in tho sanltorium at present. if a. patient cannot go to the mnitorium. the nurse tells him how to euro for himself at home anal how to protect. the other members of the family. About 1,309 quarts of milk and 56 dozen tings lune bet/n st-nt to such with tile during the year. "But the dispensary docs not con- fine itself to tuberculosis patients Today our largest fluid of activity is with the children of the public schools. During the year 450 “..n tailored all h l . children have bccn ll‘t‘fllltl. 'l‘hey “tum; ' 8 t y im come to us to be vaccinated; for . . 1 health certificates “'lll'n they have 3 S! ITS m“ """"" been absent from school; to havo ' adenoids and tonsils removed; for Silk and COIIOI’I crepe defective eyes. glasses often having to bo.,providcd; and for dental work. This particular ticpurtmcnt is grow- ing very rapidly. 142 cases were treated by the dentists and there is still a. large waiting list. ' If this do- pnrtmt-nt continues to grow in the future as it has in the past. we will face rtho necessity of providing a dental chair and its equipment here in tho dispensary. ’l hat means more room and more money will be need- ed but I feel sure that if the people of Norwalk realize the need of this! work they will provide the money and no will find the room. "in spite of the growth of our regular dispensary work. our nurse. Miss Miller, has been able to organ- ize and carry on a new department. ——that of the Public litaiih Work. This means that anyone who needs the services of a nurse for a dress- ing. bath, or any such service. may procure the name through the dis» pensary. This work is made possi» ble by the co-operation of the llos— pitai. which sends its pupil nurses under the supcnision of Miss Miller, to do this bedside nursing. 'l‘hough this department is only ilircc months old. already 138 visits have boon made. “The dispensary often has to do more than merely treat the patient. Sometimes that patient is the bread winner for the family and that means that fuel. food and clothing have to be provided. Sometimes the best treatment that we can provide is to secure for them tho peace of mind which comes only with the ' knowledge that their families urn being cared for. We have been aid ed in this work by ilk faithful and generous friends who have con- tributed layettes. clothing. food and money. "No annual report would be com- plete without again expressing our very sincere thanks and apprecia- tion of the doctors and dentists. for the generous gift of their time and services. To our medical and sur- gical staff. - Dre. \V. J. Tracey. W. W. Tracey. Sullivan. Pcrdue, Bradley. and Rosenthal; to the eye. nose and throat staff. Drs. Powers. Morrison. Scanlon and Tamer: and to the dental sud. Dre. Weed. O’Connor. Hoyt. Hatteras. Millard and Rough. We also gratefully ac- knowledge the help and co-operu— tion we have received from the school nurses. Miss Bernard and Miss Bee. The dispensary board also wishes to publicly express its appro- ciation of the splendid Work done by its nurse, Miss Miller. She is most conscientious in investigating cases reported to the dispensary and pro- viding the necessary rel“ and treat- ment and it is largely d toQter up. tiring zeal that the dispensary has been able to do so much toward pro- moting and protectipg the health of the public in Norwaik." Treasurer’s Report The Treasurer’s annual report of the Dispensary follows. Disnunsnhrsnrs Nurses' Salary . . . . . . . . . . $1,200.00 RECEIPTS Balance Apr-ll let. 1925 .... "13.33 Yearly Subecriptions 888.00 Dispen-ry Receipts 18.80 &&G.CoraetCo.Nurse Service .............. 780.00 Estate Carrie A. Seymour . 85.19 Transferred from Sevinfl Account ............. 525.00 cm IC‘OOOICIOIOOIOOOIOOO '0-00 Cityoftforwalk.......... 0:“ announcers» Books.... 8.00 47.00 10.0! m ammo muslin-sown comer. OONtf. .... ...»..- ......me ililiillliiiiilililiiflillilillliiiil‘ ti t...titi.liliililiilliiillllllililiill[illlillllfllfliflllliilllllliflillfllfliliiliflllliiliilllliliiiilllllllliilililllll PAGE THREE 1‘ "F i II III lilliililllillllllllllllllllliiliiiililllllill : Will“ - illlllllllilllllllllll ill ill I Linen Table Boys' Wash Cloths Suits ”ll/lain and Wall Streets P51191136. L "~_”Norwalk. Conn I DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS House Frocks R Ginghams. Percales and Prints. now and attractive styles and patterns, fast colors. Sizes u to (6. $1 EACH Linen Napkins All pure linen napkins. to inches square. 1 i FOR . . . . . ...... . ..... Women’s Vests Knitted Vests of fine combed yarn. bodice and built up shoulders. $1 1 FOR. ........ ....... Women’s Silk Hose Silk and silk fibre mixed hoso. r-xtra fine quality. all colors and sizes. 2 PAIR FOR I ...... ..-.. Men’s Underwear l-‘ine count cross bar muslin. llllllf'llc underwear. full cut, COATS New dress and sport coats of poiret sheen, charmeen, twills and imported twonds. Embroidered cdgings and squirrel trimmings. DRESSES Flat crept-s. taffetas, flllil georgettes, in straightline, flare and two- -piecc effects, in all the newest colors. $15 iiill'“illliliiiiiiliiiiillillillliilllitillilllliillllllllliiiiliililii'llliIii ‘ii "1' IE; illllllllli 'li;:! Illii it I ' illliiiiil“ iiiiiillllllililli Famous “Aubrey" Crepe. A. B. C. silks. ma by new novel- ”08. $1 man YARD ............ Essex Voile ' Dainty new hard twist printed miles. in small and large de- signs. :1 YARDS FOR ......... Motor Sateen High permanent lustrous sheen small designs. also large eflecte. underwear fabric. $1 SPRING LINGERIE New 3 n d beautiful gowns, bloomers, step-ins and slips. striped voiles and dimities. Women’s Chiffon Hose sateen. 36 inches wide. $1 a vanns Fon ....... . , . . . .——-~——— All pure silk. “Rollins” chiffon hose to Figured Crepe all colors, run stop, guaranteed. Plissc figured crepe. dainty P33. PAIR chemises, All colors. $1 and pouch styles. EACH $1 Silk Vests and Bloomers New and Beautiful silk vests and silk bloomers, fttll cut and EACH IIIIiIOIIIOIIODIIII Leather Hand Bags 400 Genuine leather band ha gs, underarm seeIloeeweeetlltlllO’Jlb‘l'l' well reinforced. $1 $1 b i YARDS FOR ..... Percales 36 inches Wide. Outing Flannel Wide. 7 YARDS NR ....... \ . . Ginghams llllilillllllllllllllllil'lll llllllllllllllllllllIlliiiliiiliillllllllllllllllliiilliillllliliiiillllliiilllilillllllllllilllillllllllllllllilll ggughama. new checks. colors. I YARDS FOR ......... Cretonne terns. auiiable for drapes. ll YARDS FOR M arquisette fains. large block effects. to YARDS NR ........ Turkish Towels colored striped towels. 4 FOR Wash Boilers Wash Boilers. boilers. EACH . l 'f ' Illlllllll ll iii lili llllilllllli ii i Ill Illllllliilliillliiiilli 5?? l’lorai. stripes and check effectl. O YARDS FOR .......... $1 ‘ l-thrs. heavy twilled white out- ing flannel. twenty-seven inch“ 51 moms arm This COUPON is WORTH $1.90 Antoskeag and Kalbursie's hwgml (“via-”Yen“ meanest. plaids and plain 36 inch Cretonne. all new pet- light and dark colors. 51 at; inch Marquisette for cur- $1 18 x 86 inches. double thread. turkiah ......Sl No's. 8 and 9 heavy block tin good strong i illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll ll llllll rum RE is the WGIGl’lllilll ’J POWDER COUPON Outitoub—bringittoour ToiletGeodaDepartment andgetsfullsioe 83.00 lax arm Pan taoe Powder for 81.10 momma-tion. -———_J firm-'83 Bea \ . e for 3140‘ oourous maestro SATURDAY ONLY! llll l l lllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllll llilllillllflllllllllllllllillllllll lllllllli 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil" 408.80 1245.12 Bonds ............... Rcc'd sale of Xmas Seals . lnto~w~i N'nr. Savings mew eeaeeeeeeeeeee Interest Sav. Dept. Bank of Norwalk . . 1.08.78 11)." “054.”. The nurse's annual fund showed: Factory calls. 859: factory pe- ‘ tients. 808: dispensary patieMs. 'lfl' surgical cases. 165: medical cuee. aeeeoeeeaae 61: tonsil and adenoid cases. ‘5: eye case 20: dental cases. 142: orthope- dio cases. 1: school children. 450:, home visits supervising. nursing service. 78; tuberculosis patients. 11: tuberculosis patients in ssoltorium. 6: tuberculosis new patients. 6; foes collected last. year $17.10 The average American uses the telephone nine times as often as the average Englishman or Frenchman. THE NEW . BRUNSWICK l t i i i Substitute Nurse 66.00 Rent ..................« 126.04“. Dispensary expenses ....i t 38.05E Telephwe .............. 52.50l Relief ork ...........i 167.0“ E'fl a-eeeaeeoleoaIlIOOl 32.2." Milk.................... 378.94 Drugs .................t 84.54 Coal . 95.7.5 Stationery s; Stamps . 15.74 Sundries............... 57.75 Nor-walls Sav. Society int. 108.73 Norflalk Snv. Society (Sale of d Bonds a: accrued Int.) 411.46 Savings Dept. Bank of Nor- walk 800.00 Savings Dept. Bank of Nor- walk.1nt.v..‘......... 110.73 ‘ $8.745.“ Bat. Bank of Norwaik". . 809.00 “054.81 68 N0. MAIN ST. i Isa-loom. NOW BEING catamaran A! m Studwell PANATROPE one Go. 80. NORWALK READY-MADE AWNINGS AND PORCH SHADES FOR LI NG PORCHES, SLEEP- ING PORCHES, INDOWS, TEA ROOMS, TERRACES, ETC: Made of high grade green and white or green and tan striped awning cloth that will not fade. The iron frames and fixturesfire made of gal- vanized' iron and will not rust. @omplete ready to hang.‘ 7‘ Angevine Furniture Co. North Main St. South Norwalk 0 _ USEsnilliin militaristic ills.
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