Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-16
MILK DEALERS REPORTS
Workers in Public Health Survsy Want All Published MonthIy-Vei : unteer Workers for District Inspec- ton.

A meeting of the volunteer workers engaged in the public health survey was held Tuesday afternoon in the chamber of commerce rooms. The pub lie health nurse, Miss C. RI. Tebbitt, reported on her recent interview with the mayor relative to the matter of milk in Putnam.
 After a discussion of the conditions discovered thus far during sfhe sur vey, upon motion of Mrs Frank Bar Der, a committee of two, Mrs. F. c. Morse and Miss Ellen M. Wheelock, was appointed to draw up and present to the mayor and council a petition requesting the publication of the re- port of each milk dealer as submit ted to the mayor and council by In- spector Beausofsil
 Following this, the chairman of the public health committee completed the districtiug of the city for the carrying on of the health survey.
 The petition as drawn up is as fol- To His Honor, the Mayor, and Mem
 bers of the City Council of Put
 Realizing that it is essential to the welfare of our community to be ad- wis q with respect to the milk supply in our city, we, the undersigned. citi- zers of Putnam, herewith respectfully petition you to have published each moth in our local papers the report for elch milk dealer as submitted to you by the milk inspector.
 The city has been divided into sec ti0ns, each Of which is to be covered ir the public health survey by volun- teec workers, under the direction of Miss Tebbutt. The list, with districts, follows:
 E. Handy: South Main from Grove street south; Grove street and all streets between Grove and South Main, east to the cemetery.
  Caldwell and Mrs. C. F. Waterman; Ring street. Farrows street. and all streets east and north of Grove.
 Mrs. C. T. Meehan, with Mrs. H. Q. Hammond Tillotson and Summer streets
 Miss Mary c. Merriam: South Main (north of Grove), School street (south of Oak).
 Mrs. Wright. with Miss Hazel Da- wis: School street (north of Oak to Walnut: Walnut street and all streets south to Oak.
 trude Perry: Providence street least of Railroad bridge to School; School street (north of Oak). and all streets north to town line
 Miss Ellen NJ. Wheelock, with Mrs. H. J. Smith, Mrs. Helen Wiley. Mrs. G. A. Vaughn, Mrs. E. M. Brunn, and Miss Champlin; Church street (from Woodstock avenue, southl; Pomfret street, rom GIarSIlI talIS Bridge We6t to Little River bridge
 Mrs. W. J. Bartlett, with Mrs. A. D. MacIntyre; Front street, west of to and including May and 1 all streets west to river.
 Mrs w. F. Rafferty: Front street l and Pomfret to River bridge, and all 1 streets south and west of railroad l (Manhasset village). Mrs H. l.: Pease: Woodstock ave- l nue (west side) Sunnyside Heights Mrs. Durocher: Providence street l from mill bridge west. All streets of | Providence north to town line, and | south to Woodstock avenue.
 Miss Tebbutt said Tuesday after | noon that a survey at 100 houses in | has been made and card forms | filled out with the data being taken. | This data includes information as to | the water supply, method of dispos- | Ing sewage, of garbage and rubbish l and facts concerning stables, mosdui- ,oes. outbuildings, etc, etc.
 It is estimated that there are about l,200 houses to be visited in rnak- ng the survey. This work will be pushed as rapidly as possible. It was hoped to have it completed by the end of the coming week, but this may ! not be possible.
 New Fire Truck Soon.
 It was stated by an official of the hat the new automobile fire truck is expected here some time between June L5 and July l.
 Khaki Sewing Silk. fl The Hammond- company s at work on a large order of khaki ,olored sewing silk that will go even ually into uniforms for Uncle sam's soldiers, though the mill has no con- Ii ract with the government.
 Mail unelain,ed. [ Letters addressed as follows are un- ,laimed at the Putnam post office this week: Joseph Godin, Walter Stocks Mrs. Margaret Bates, Mrs, H. B. Hop- f 'on, Mrs. Bridget Kelley, Miss A. Vo- and.
 Manufa curing concerns here are complaining that 1t is practically inn possible for them to get a sufficient ! number of employees. although the wage scales now in force are the high