New Britain herald., 1919-08-05

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 met with a peculiar accident last eve- ming at his home and as a result is now at the New Britain hospital for treatment. Young Mitchell was play ing on the veranda when suddenly he toppled over the railing and fell to the ground, his arm doubling up un- der him. The boy was in great pain and an examination revealed the fact that his arm was broken. He was admitted to the New Britain hospital at II o'clock this morning. He will be confined for some time.
 Woman Struck by Bicycle.
 A woman, name unknown, was struck by a bicycle ridden by Anthony Francelli in front of the Palace of Sweets store on Whiting street at 9 o'clock this morning. The woman was knocked to the pavement with great force and her clothes were torn and her leg was badly bruised. Dr.. J. N. Bull was called and gave first aid treatment. According to her Ver- sion of the accident, she was standing just off the curb waiting for a New Britain trolley car when the cyclist came along at a rapid rate of speed and boWled her over. The woman was on her way to the Hartford hos pital, where she was to have an oper- atiOn performed. pr. Bull told her she could continue on her way and receive better treatment for her in jured leg in the hospital. The matter was reported to the police, but no action was taken.
 Russell in Hospital.
 Edward Russell has been admitted to a Hartford hospital for treatment Russell recently returned from Wash ington. D. C., where he was receiving treatment. Upon the advice of doc- tors in that city he will be under the care of the Hartford doctors for sev- eral weeks.
 Local Milk Pure.
 Health Officer J. N. Bull stated this morning that he has had several examinations made of milk peddled by local milkmen recently and is glad tC report that every test proved the milk pure and of high quality. The specimens taken for examination were pick ed at random with no opportunity for 'fxings-up" by the dealers. No complaints of poor milk have been received.
 Ilainville is a healthy town, the the health officed added and said that Q record was established for the past month by virtue of the fact that not a communicable disease was reported. Even the general illness of the sum- mer does not seem so prevalent all though there are a number of cases of malaria.
 Complaints Received.
 Following the campaign of Dr. Bull against conditions in the rear of the Main street stores local people have been quick to take up the campaign against insanitary conditions and as a result the health officer has received a large number of complaints from towrspeople during the past two weeks. The complaints were mostly about pig pens and poultry houses. Dr. Bull stated that unless the pens and houses are kept in good condi- tion it will be necessary to banish all such pens and houses as they might prove dangerous to health conditions
 The officer wishes the people com plained about to remedy conditions at once and expresses the desire that everyone take extra care during the III onths of August andA September aIonS sanitary lines.
 Hostile Action Is Postponed.
 Budapest, Aug. 4 (By The Asso- ciated Press)-One regiment vof Rumanian cavalry is quartered in Kobanyi, a suburb, three miles from the center of the city and OVerlOoking z it. Only Rumanian officers are actu- ally inside the city proper. General Burescue, the Rumanian commander, and staff are guests of Lieutenant Colonel Romanell, chief of the ItaI- ian mission here. The latter has pre- vented the occupation of Budapest and is said to be representing to the Rumanians that such action would