Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-30
DANlELSON
Joseph Lazinsk's Recovery Due to
Skiful Surgery-Church Home Eve
ming PIeases-voters Putting in
Heavy Work.


Heavy Work.
Joseph -Lazinsk, seriously injured at
Dayville August y, when he was hit
on the head by a pitched ball while
playing wita the Faftville team
against Tri-VillaSe of the Eastern
Connecticut league. was made the sub
ject of an article featured with his
picture in one of the New York papers
of Friday morning. The following is
quoted from the story:
THE surgeons of Beth Israel hos
ptal, in restoring life and perfect
health to a patient who was accepted
five weeks ago in a moribund condi
ton, unconscious and palseless. have
performed the most remarkable oper-
alton in brain surgery ever recorded.
An official report on the case from
Beth Israel hospital reads as follows:
'Lazinsk was brought in in a moribund
condition, suffering with a fracture of
the skull and injury of the brain, UNI
conscious and pulseless. His skull
trephined it was then discovered that
a fragment of the skull had cut in
Two the main artery which supplied
the brain. causing profuse hemor-
rhages. The patient was almost en-
tirelX exsanguinateo.
1.-THE skull was opened for three
inches The brain was exposed and
large quantity of elotted blood re-
moved, the brain thoroughly cleanSed
and the artery ligated. AS soon as
the pressure on the brain was removed
the patient began to give evidences of
recovery. His eyes began to blink,
his face muscles to twitch and other
muscles soon responded. Still. it was
doubted by physicians present that a
recovery was possible, since meningitis
had already set in.
ITO the surprise of the physicians.
a well a S to the friends and relatives
of Lazinsll the patient has entirely
recovered and has been discharged
from the hospital today"
Beth Israel hospital is the only in
stitution in New York where a special
eminent cerebral surgeons are in
charge.
Methodist Church Home Evening.
Rev. Sherman E. Ellis. Manchester,
was the speaker Friday evening at the
Methodist church home evening. The
ladies' society of the church gave a
banquet in connection with the affair
and there were various musical num-
bers on a programme of interest.
In Favor of No-Lioense.
Statistics demonstrating that Kill
ingly has only about oneffth as much
drunkenness under no-license as it has
had under license and that the net
criminal costs of the town are so much
greater with the saloon than without
it that the license money is not wor-
thy of consideration, are displayed on
a sign that has been fitted into two
adjoining windows on the front of the
Bradley building.
Not Asleep.
While the license people are not
holding any mass meetings to advance
arguments for their interests and have
not written anything for the news
papers relative to how license would
benefit the town, they are not hiber-
mating by any means. personal can
vass in various parts of the town has
been going on all this week, some
long hours of effort having been put
in.
State Officers Coming.
Members of McGregor Womans Re
lief corps are looking forward with in
terest TO the inspection by state Off
GERS on Wednesday evening of next
week.
The delegates from Danielson to the
convention of the State Firemen's as
sociation in Hartford returned here
filled with praise for the hospitality
shown them by their brethren of the
capital city.
Night work by the switchboard men
and other employees of the S. n. E. T.
company is being done at the local
telephone exchange that the new serv-
ice may be given the subscribers at
the earliest possible moment.
Committee of One
lie was stated Friday that w. H
Marland, formerly warden, has seen
appointed a committee of one to for
nulate plans for citizens party,
which will probably be organized here
during the next few months.
Borough Personals.
DIR. F. W. Darmer, who recently
opened ali Office in Putnam, has moved
from Dapieison 10 that CITY,
Miss Alice Caron of Baltimore. who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Caron of Mechanic street. has
gone to Montreal for a visit of a few
weeks
Miss Florence E. Bal is spending
the week end with Mrs. lola A Ben
nett of Danielson, who is very i'll with
nervous fever
Mrs. 0. w. Bowen, Mrs. c. NJ. Ad-
ans, Mrs. M. S. Warren, Mrs. Helen
Dove and Mrs. W. Fl. Barron are di-
rectresses of the Ladies' Benevolent
society of the Congregational church
for October.
Sidney S. Stone has been elected
president SidneN Perry secretary and
Nathan D. Prince treasurer OF The
board of trustees of The Methodist
church.
DR.. Emily Briggs Chatfield of Bos-
tor is visiting with her sister Mrs
w. II. Barron.
Miss Mildred Burton will be leader
of the B. Y. P. U. meeting at the Bap-
fist church tomorrow Sunday eve
ming