New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
PhinuiUe Mews
SEWER COMMITTEE
 ID VISIT CAPITOL
Will Discuss Matter With State
 Officials Tuesday
VISITING NURSE REPORTS

' Girl Scouts To Moct This Evening
 Fo"cstcrs Celebrating 3oth .,nni-
 Ncrsars-Governor TrumhuH Re
 cciNcS Radiogram from Byrd.
 First steps towards the proposed installation of sanitary sewers in Plainville will be taken on January | fl when the sewer committee of the 1 Chamber of Commerce, headed by l F. l.. Bcn2on, will go to the state capitol at Hartford to talk over the matter with state officials. Two re- 1 preSontatiVes of the state water con- mission and two members of the state health department will meet tho local delegation to discuss the sewage problem here.
 Tho chamber committee is devot- ing great deal of time and labor | to the sewage question and the meeting on January II should prove of great value and help to the local representatives
 As yet no trace has been discov- 1 cred of the old sewer maps of Plain vile which were drawn years ago when the old Plainville sewer board was working to install sanitary sew CTS here, The maps have disappear ed and it is though that they are | lying in the home of one of the for mcr members of the old board The chamber committee is very anxious to secure them in order to save much time and expense.
 Health Nurses Report
 The annual report of Miss Kath- crime Daly, visiting nurse. for the year ending January 1. 1880, was made public today by the Plainvlle Public Health Nursing association. During the year 535 patients were under care and 243 were discharged. The report shows that Miss Daly was kept very busy throughout every month in the year. Her re port has been accepted by the ! association.
 At the first of inc year there 1 were 297 patients under Carn. Those were classified IS follows: General I.5; prenatal. 1; and child hygiene l 2SS. A total of 225 new patients i were received as follows: General, S$; prenatal. 21; maternity, 30; new born 31, child hygiene, 51 and tu- | berculosis, 2. Fourteen patients were readmitted
 There were 5$6 patients under | care during the year and 243 were | discharged. Those discharged were 1 classified as follows: To hospital, general, :; and prenatal, 4, making a total of Il; to tuberculosis sani- tarium, 1; to other rare. general. 6 ; prenatal, 1; and child hygiene, 1o6, | making total Of 1l3; cured or i'm . proved general, 73: and maternity, so, totaling 103; and died, general. 12; new born. 1; and tuberculosis. ?. i making a total of 15.
 Patients under care at the end of ! the year totalled 294. They were as ! follows; General 6; prenatal, g.: i child hygiene, 2f3, and tuberculosis. i C.
 
 ! Post partum care was given 10 IT i patients carried as prenatals and 1G not carried as prcnatals In the age | groups for new patients. tho fol- | lowing were taken care of: Child 1 hygiene, under one. 42. and ono to ] five, 19; and tuberculosis, under 16 l four; and over 1G. three. The visiting nurse gave o77 hours | of indoor service. She spent 555 1 hours in her office and 22 hours at ! well child conferences.
 During the year she made 2562 | visits as follows: Nursing visits, r. 75S; advisory visits. 73d, and social i service visits, 70. Miss Daly also gave talks and demonstrations to , the Girl Scouts
 New "Talhic" Equipment By special arrangement the Strand | thc&ter on West Main street will