City documents Municipal register, mayor's address, annual reports, etc . outli and Hickory sts 741 Dartmouth and Rockland sts 742 Dartmouth and Rivet sts 743 Dartmouth and Dunbar sts 744 Hemlock and Sagamore sts 745 Field and Matthew sts 746 Rockdale av and Sharp st 8 8 Almshouse 81 Isolation Hospital 811 Brock av and Hudson st 812 Brock av and Capitol st 813 Brock av and Butler st8131. Brock av and Frederick st 814 Brock av and Rodney st 815 Brock av and George st818 Ruth and Ashley sts 821 West French av and Willard st83 East French av and Cove st SPECIAL SIGNALS 22 struck twice, No School
City documents Municipal register, mayor's address, annual reports, etc . outli and Hickory sts 741 Dartmouth and Rockland sts 742 Dartmouth and Rivet sts 743 Dartmouth and Dunbar sts 744 Hemlock and Sagamore sts 745 Field and Matthew sts 746 Rockdale av and Sharp st 8 8 Almshouse 81 Isolation Hospital 811 Brock av and Hudson st 812 Brock av and Capitol st 813 Brock av and Butler st8131. Brock av and Frederick st 814 Brock av and Rodney st 815 Brock av and George st818 Ruth and Ashley sts 821 West French av and Willard st83 East French av and Cove st SPECIAL SIGNALS 22 struck twice, No School Signal10 blows struck twice, Military blows struck twice, Naval blows struck once, Civil ReliefCommittee Call. City of New Bedford, In Board of Aldermen, Feb. 23, 1923. Received, ordered printed in City Documents, andsent down for concurrence. RODOLPHUS A. SWAN, City Clerk, In Common Council, Feb. 23, HAROLD WINSLOW, Clerk. FORTY FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CITY OF NEW BEDFORD To the City Council for the Year NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 1923 LINDEPENDANT PUBLISHING CO., PRINTERS BOARD OF HEALTH REPORT New Bedtord, January 10, 1923. To His Honor, the Mayor and Gentlemen of the City Council:The imiidxM- of deaths in New Bedtord for the year 1922was IjGO, and tlie death rate, based on the Census Bureausestimate of the citys population, 127,542, was plus. This is a slightly higher rate than that of 1921, which wasWMS plus, but it is lower than any other recorded death rateui the citys history. An adjusted rate, secured by deducting non-residtnt deaths, is plus. It is interesting to note that seventy-four of the deaths of1922 were due to various external causes. They includeseven suicides, thirteen gas-poisonings, twenty deaths due toautomobiles, seven drownings, thive homicides and eightburnings. Such deaths are not usually thought of as lyingwithin the scope of public health work, yet they count in thedeath rate tlie
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