Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-01
REGISTERED 2e7 BABIES
 AT FOUR SCHOOLS
Norwich's Part in Eaby Conservation
 Is to Save Lives of 49.

The baby registration camp for the | town was continued on Saturday at | the High street. Broadway, Norwich i Town and Greeneville schools, where | zSf babies up to five years old were brought to be examined, weighed and | registered.
 There were 40 at High street 76 at | Broadway, 16 at Norwich Town and 9J at GreeneVille.
 Better health for the babies of Nor W1ch is the object of the child con- serVauon campaign being conducted here as part of the national move ment to save the lives of 100000 chil- dren this second year of the war. It Is estimated that that number of lit tie ones die of preventable illness each year in America so Connecticut has been assigned the task of saving 1,065 children under five years of age and Norwich's quota Is 49
 The nation wide campaign to give the little folks of pre-schooI age square deaf' and chance to live had 1 its origin with the children's bureau i Of the United States Department of Labor, With England and France i jealously guarding the health of child | life as vital task of war time, Ame- i rica has awakened to the issue and it's womanhood has shouldered the re- i sponsibility. The woman's committee of the national and state councils of
 defense are conducting the campaign
 with the woman's committee of each 1 community responsible for any de- gree of success achieved.
 Miss Susan D. Huntington is gen. eral chairman of the Norwich Child IWelfare Campaign, with the following organization:
 Canvassers-Miss Audrey Gernon,
 chairman, Mrs. H. E. Higgins. Mrs. Zebu'on R. Robbins, Mrs. Eben Learn ed, Mrs. Wm. Leonard, Miss Winifred Welles, Mrs. Lawrence Millea Mrs. NacWilliams. Mrs. George Everett
 Hall, Miss Alice Browning, Miss Alice l ". Cogswell. Miss Amanda Fisher,
 Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. Jas. NJ. Nor
 ton. Mrs. Topliff, Miss Mary Callahan.
 Nurses in charge-Miss Culver Miss
 Mackenzie, Mrs. w. K Tingley. Miss
 Albertine. Miss Marshall, Miss Kirby,
 Miss Annie Buckley, Miss Sullivan,
 Miss Gertrude Johnson, Miss Kathryn
 Brown. Mrs. Patrick J. Cassidy, Mrs. John Andrews, Mrs. Pitcher
 Physicians attending: Dr. F. T. Bro phy, Dr. W. K. Tineley. eDr. R. R. Az new, Dr. Louis Cassidy. Dr. A. c, Freeman. Dr. H. B. Campbell. pr. SuI- livan, Dr. George Thompson, Dr. w T. Browne.
 Statistics Committee-Misses Mar ion Reebe. Della Leavens, Anna Cur tis. Elizabeth Hayes. Lillian Stetson Gertrude Browning, Jennie Congdon Katherine Coughlin, Claire Coughlin : Mary Daly. Ida Adams. Angie Stan l ton, Julia Pease, Agnes McCIoud, Ha.
 gel Anderson. Mollie Kampf, Margue- rite Vetter. Kathryn Casey, Agnes Looby, Daisy Morrison, Rose Beckley Anna Curran, Helen Hamilton. Mary l Haun, Anna Sadinskv, Jennie Grove : Miriam Wheeler, Nellie O'Connell
 Mary Callahan, AbbiA Gallup, Alice
 Browning. Mrs. L. c, Avery. Misses
 Alice Mcknight, Florence Bennett Anna Welch, Rena Murdock, Ida De. Marais, Mathilde Stapfer, Ida Lilli.
 bridge, Elizabeth Weller Fillmore 5 Tracy, Corcoran, Driscol.
 Assistants-Mrs. J. Dana Colt, Mrs
 J. H. Selden. Mrs. Jeremiah J. Des e mond. Mrs. Amos A. Browning, Mrs a Edward Fuller, Mrs. George Comeau , Mrs. Powers Mrs. c. R. Chamberlain " Mrs. Albert Chase, Mrs. Martin Roxy cli Mrs. Moriarty, Mrs. Rosenberg = Mrs. Hertz. Misses Richards, Eliza = beth Huntington. Ruth Huntington ', Helen Browning. Miriam Campbell, Ma # bel s: Webb. Mrs. Wm. Clark. Mrs Il Blackledge, Mrs. Pedace. Miss Datri
 Miss Edith Young. Mrs Kingsley, Mrs
 F. T. Diggins. Mrs Frank A. Mitchell 2 Mrs. Dart. Miss A1exandrine Trum ; bull, Miss Bessie Trumbull
 o Questionnaires that have an impor t tant bearing on the campaign hay t,' been sent here, asking about condi T, tions relative to housing, water sup v v ply. sewage, garbage, dairy inspec " tions and other conditions. As a ' these conditions have a direct rela '5 tion to the health of the children c u the community, the state committee i 'd5 prepared with data which will forr no ~ the basis for recommendations to eac " local community. It is felt that ther
 is room for improvement. healthwist 5 in every community, rural and urba '" alike