Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-06

the organization have been grouped in sixteen classes, as follows:
 Emergency Department A relief branch aavilabIe for immediate service in the event of any disaster. tI Missing Friends Bureau-For the To- cation of persons in any part of the civ ilized world, whose whereabouts are un- known.
 Juvenile Industrial and Agricultural sound citizens are developed from delin- quent boys and girls. and where orphans are reared and educated-
 Boys Friend Bureat-To care for the lad without funds or friends who would be thrown, otherwise upon his own re- sources in a strange community. Young Womens Boarding Homes-In which girls of small income may obtain good food and clean, attractive quarters at prices within their reach. Rescue and Maternity Homes-To shield and care for the girl whose inr1o- cence has been betrayed, give her fresh start on the yht road, and keep her and her baby together. Industrial Homes-Men who have be- come derelicts are here restored to the wage earning class.
 Working Mems Hoteis-where a poor man may find a clean bed at a nominal price amid surroundings that make for his moral and spiritual regeneration. Free Employment BureausETo obtain jobs for the unemployed.
 Prison Work-Caring for the families I of prisoners an rehabilitating the released prisoner.
 Slum Settlements Where practical as- sistanee is ,nded to those who drift Into the lowest levels of city life 1 Fresh Air Camps6Conducted to give summer outings to mothers and children of the poor of crowded city sections. Christmas DinnersEFurnished to poor families and needy individuals Anti-Suicide Burean-Which has met with marked success in the arrest of this mania.
 l Work Among Service Men-conttn. uance of the well known war record oi The Salvation Army among those men still in uniform
 For the past two weeks people gotna to the waiting room at the New HaNer railroad depot have noticed a metal cart posted at the drinking fountain stat. ing 'Danger@Unft to Drink. Per Or der of tho United States Public Heaftl Service" Why this notice should bt posted at the station is a mystery ts City Health ,Oficer Dr. W, P. s. Keat ing and officials of the Wf1ffmantic wa a m0nIn ARl an analysis of the city water by the gov ernment was made and the water wa. reported as good as any in the state This fact, plus the knowledge that tn water at the railroad station and tn supply of the city comes from the sam source. has caused considerable com ment. H. A. Blanchette, agent at th station, stated that he received order from e, A. Mitchell, superintendent Q the Hartford division, to shut of the va ter at the railroad station, but only few days ago new orders were receive notifying him to turn on tho water agafr
 The report on the sample sent to Ne, Haven for analysis was that the wate at the time of collection of the sanuJ met the requirements set by the Unite States treasury department for drfnkin water on common carriers. Why tn water at the railroad station was shu of for two weeks without notice to tn City Health officer Is still mystery an official notice was received by Dr. Keat
 ing Monday, or after the supply had bee turned on oncel more.
 Meusekeepers arc b1syihe tftSrnsea$S, in buying eggs in case lots from farmer in this district at prices ranging frol 2S to 25 cents dozen. In stores in tf city retail prices on fresh eggs ram
 
 there Is fair margin of profit at pre-. ent prices and that there Is possbiift that eggs will go lower, as hens arc Ia,
 ing well.
 The Woma1,s Auxiliary of st. Joseph
 hospital fs planning to hold dance ,
 the state amlory under the auspices
 Company M, Connecticut State Guar
 Money earned through the sale of ucke
 will be used to complete payment fer u
 Free Bed Fund, for which among oth,
 things tho anxfliaFy has been workir
 since 1909. The amount that will entit
 the hospital auxiliary to the use of
 free bed in perpetuity Is S6,0oe and hs
 the free bed not been used h times pa
 the fund would have been completed Tor
 ago. The plan of the free bed fund
 to give an unfortunate person an oppo
 tunity to receive treatment without E
 ing to the town for It. The doctors a
 tendance is also free and the occupant
 the free bed is known only to the doctc S the superintendent, and the connrnitt