Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-22
VACCINATION DAY.
Five Hundred and Twenty five En- ployes in Single Plant Vsccnated Schools Visited Later

Tuesday was Vaccination day on the West Side. During the morning hours
 pr. w H. Judson. Dr. George M. Bur
 rOughs, pr. F. P. Todd. Dr. J. N Perreault and pr. Nathaniel Hubbard,
 with Miss Bertha Field visiting nurse
 visited the Quinebaug mills. the visit having previously been arranged for, and vaccinated 525 employees of the company The work was systematic ally conducted according to plans ar ranged by Health Officer E. c. Bab- son of the town of Brooklyn and off cials of the mill company. ETnpioyes submitted to vaccination without a murmur and showed a fine disposition to aid the health authorities in the efforts that are being made su pre- vent any spread of the disease now under quarantine
 While the group of physicians men toned were busy at the mill Dr. A. H. Tanner was going through the West Side school, Vacciuating such children as had not already complied with the order of the health officer.
 In Danielson, Dayville. WilliamsvilIe and Killingly Center all children that had not compiled with the regulations Of the health board as to vaccination or certificates of exemption from the same on medical grounds were dis missed from school and will not be al- lowed to return until they have com piled or the order now in force is re- scInded. It was found by Supervisor Anes that the great percentage of pu- pills had compiled with the regulation only 22 being dismissed, out of total of about 200. in the Danie1son graded school Ktllingly High school stu- dents have not as readily complied with the order as has been the case in the graded schools. but they will be obliged to do so or be dismissed from hnn "a be shown no more than with the graded schools and compliance with the order must be as nearly immediate as pos sfble.
 The officials are not finding the or der for vaccination of students a duty falling to their lot and will be carried out, with no special favors for anyone.
 Health Situation Improving.
 The health situation in Danieison was very much brighter Tuesday and Dr. w. H. JudsOn and the other local were greatly encouraged. pr. Judson said that he had found no new cases and had had none reported The newest of the cases are nearly a week old, one reported here Monday, but not discovered up to that time, be- ing of that kind The situation seems very well in hand. All patients under are making fine progress toward recovery and none of them is seriously i'll. There will not be the relaxation of vigilance or a lessentng in any degree of precaution- ary measures, however, that Danielson may be itself again within the short est possible time which now does not seem many days away.
 Improvements in Hampton Catholic
 Church.
 The Catholic church at Hampton which is 8 mission of St. James church lere, has undergone a decided change turing the past year. It has been newly painted on the outside, plastered and painted on the interior The walls will be decorated and the pews will De renovated with a coat of mahog- any stain. Rev Father Ginet an lounced at the mass there Sunday that he two new stained glass windows re- gently placed in the front of the church were donated by Rev John Francis Murphy, now of Bridgeport who was pastor of this church about .hirty two years ago. The parishion- ers are much pleased with the great Rev. Father Ginet has taken II this church and are joining with him Q make this as 8 mission church one if the most attractive in the diocese.