Increase in City Health Office Reports in October
October activity rose across all Health Board divisions led by laboratories with 700 more examinations than a year earlier. The Vital Statistics division lists 1922 deaths in age groups 146 and 401, 236 marriages, and 295 births. Sanitation logged 2655 inspections, 1254 food premises, 404 tenement visits, and 1,045 environmental cleanups. Diphtheria toll 12 cases with 2 deaths. 17 tuberculosis carriers. three typhoid cases, no deaths. Nurses conducted 350 visits to schools and 714 diphtheria towels collected. Englewood hospital admitted 52 patients. The medical-inspection unit performed 1588 physician examinations and 11,456 nurse evaluations. 3,487 home visits and 566 children at Infant Welfare stations. Dental Hygiene office noted progress.
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Iaboratores
Vital Statistics Division
Isgi
Goeteber
Cormmur Cable Disease Department
Flicy
Englewood Hospital
Dental Hygiene Office
Siene Wis
Public Health Efforts Highlight City Sanitation Programs
City records show 170 individuals received prophylactic treatment under the Child Hygiene department. The waste division reported 1120 loads of ash and 514 tons of garbage sent to the Reduction plant, reflecting ongoing sanitation efforts and municipal management.
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Child Hygiene J Department
Advertising Men to Hold Meeting at Providence
Advertising leaders gather at the Biltmore hotel Providence for the third annual New England Advertising clubs convention. The theme Supremacy for New England guides talks on civic development and regional progress with industry leaders and cultural economy discussions. The event aims to explore advertising’s role in production, marketing, and social growth across New England.
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Providence
Bridgepot
New England
Biltmore
Criets of
Rhode Island
Qtr
William Weld Funeral at Greenwich Today
Funeral services for William Weld killed in a Saturday night automobile overturn will be from his parents home on Hillside Avenue Crestview. Greenwich lodge will officiate with burial at a local cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. Efien Maury Brooks and Mrs. Sarah J. Lawrence, with references to their spouses and residences, plus related notices.
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Greenwich
Willian Weld
George W. Weld
Hillside Avenue
Crestview
Kb Martin
Bewrial Willcamer
Greenwich Lodge
Efien Maury Brooks
Wiliam C. Brngks
Waingtonville
N.Y
Mra
Sirah J. Lwrenee
Lawrence Oye Yy
T Oolkyn
Taw
Thor
Auto Collision Cases In Greenwich Court
In Greenwich Court this morning seven auto collision cases were adjourned by Judge Janes. Brewer was released on bonds of 800. Anthony Gymaly of Greenville and John Rhudy of Waste Bary Chesca faced charges after tests. The proceedings concern a wreck on Riverbane Sotue Cay. Helen was injured in the incident involving Shady and Wak.
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Janes
Des Feyeres
Jitney Fined For Operating Without Permit
A jitney operator was fined 15 dollars for operating without a permit in City Court before Judge Munger. Connecticut company agents presented evidence. the defendant planned an appeal. Funeral services for Miss May Maronty were held Saturday at the Church of the Assumption with burial in St Peter's Cemetery. she was well known among local youth.
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Gnani
Munger
Connecicut Company
Miss May Maronty
Street
Church of the Assumption
Autoist Injured in Crash Must Answer Charges
Special to the Telegram reports Max Weinstein, 13, sustained a four inch gash across the head after a collision on Mill Diver road in Southport. He was taken to Columbus hospital unconscious after the driver, Slerry Monash, owner of the car, fled the scene. Police prepared to serve a reckless driving charge on Edward Tat Ge, 324 Columbia Avenue, New Haven, once Weinstein's condition permits.
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Max Weinstein
Columbus
Southport
Weinstein
Bridgeport
Wise
Edward Tat Ge
Columbia Avenue
New Haiyvent
Slerry Monash
Kane
First Shortage of Laborers Noticed in City
Bridgeport Industries reports a rent shortage of labor with a demand for moulders paid from 41 to 33 cents an hour. The Manufacturers association notes a rising scarcity of skilled help and construction trades amid immigration restrictions.
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Cty
Bridgeport Idustries
Manufacturers Association
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Iowa
Peery Hetatner
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