New Britain herald., 1929-07-18
HOSPITAL ID BE
 OPENED TOMORROW
Private Institution Of Mrs. Mary
 Anna Paul Almost Ready
PLACE ADMIRABLY FITTED
Prosecuting Attorney Lectures Youthful Cuiprits-TwO AutOnio- bile Drivers summoned to Court Injured in FaIl-Bricfs.

Injured in FaIl-Bricfs.
 Tomorrow, the Plainville Private hospital at 100 West Main street, will be officially opened for the re- ception of patients, according to the announcement of Mrs. Mary Anna Paul made today. Full equipment for the treatment of patients has been installed and the place will be an admirable addition 10 Plainvill2,
 The need of such an institution as that planned and naugurated by Mrs~ Paul in Plainville, was great. It's location here will be welcomed by the public in general and it is eN- pcCted that many will avail them selves of the use of it.
 An Inspection of the place today revealed that there arc six rooms fully equipped for the use of patients. These are divided into semi i-private or two-bed rooms and private rooms in which there will be but one bed.
 These are all on the second floor, Mrs. Paul having her living quarters on the first floor.
 The hospital has equipment for i treatment rooms and all other ap- paratus necessary for a private in,ti- tuition of it's kind
 Mrs. Paul will be in charge. Sh" will be assisted by two other trained nurses, giving the place staff Of three cXpori nnced nurses who will be on duty at all tila."s.
 Mrs. Paul has cen in the pro- { fcssion for 16 year and she is con- i sidcred among the most eifici '''t nurses in the stlt2. Her assistant < will be as capable as she is and WlI be selected with care.
 No surgery will be performed at the hospital, Mrs. Paul said toGat but patients suffe,llG from iniurlos received in accidents. invIlids, na. tcrnity cases and Il other cases Of this sort will be acCCpted. AS lhe institution is uScI ,lore and mOrn each day puarte.s on tnc third foo" " Ill 'Jf ''i'lpl''u .til'i Nlli ftbOut dp u blc the capacity ol the pace.
 No general insp, ctior If the place will be allowed 1om0rr1W. according to Mrs. Paul brcd,l:,,s of tae fact that visitors might aff, t ;t" condition of patients who are alreA r. being trea,- "d there. However, fri Eds of pd- tients will at all tines be welcomed as visitors and vlll h. courtcor7iy treated.
 Mrs. Paul stated ,olay that she and her staff will drN0tc their ell tire time while oI luty to the care ot their charges. Her aim will h. 10 ploGse and to give service that i. excellent and tho"nVgh.
 Lectures Boy ,Elprits
 Prosecuting Attorney Charles r ronlon and Constable George Sc'GI- bert this morning held Chamh.' session of an imrrouptu court ir the prosecutors of'i,p. Two boys one aged If years and the other 10 were brought on tine cprpct fol stealing money. Tn two hlr' p''il III 'obll OH HI' .\ip'H bttGSl O lli and they were app n"nd"i after tn. theft Of some money ljum the 'il in the Chinese llundrv on West M&n street.
 Numerous other cscapadcs W'"t charged uN 10 and connected wifi tha boys while several others vii be taken in within the next day ni two to answer charges being brCugh against them ny store proprietors.
 In the present case. the propri otor of the store left the place for about thrc" minutes and when h, . returned, his cash drawer had beer riAcd
 Constable Schubert was called into thr ease and he immediately set ou' to get the guilty parties. They al. mittcd their part in the affair aHG the one who actually entered th, store and stole the money confessed