New Britain herald., 1920-11-05
Children Are Examined and Taught Good Health Conditions
GARRITY- CROCKETT WEDDING
TrumbuII Magazine Comes off the
 Press-Welfare Conference Held Ladies' Night at Masons-Episcopal
 Guild .Ieets-Bowling Team Meets.

The diphtheria cases and scarlet fever epidemic that have been preva- 1 lent in town lately, are under control. At the present time there are com paratively few contagious diseases throughout the locality. The coop eration of the pupils at the Plainville Grammar school, assisted greatly in com batting the epidemic. Every child has been examined at least once a week by Health Officer Bull with the aid of Miss Shanley, who is in, charge of the Visiting Nurse station. The throat of each child is carefully ex- amined and with the slightest symp- toms of any disease whatever, the pupil is sent home and the parents notified. The splendid work and assis- tance of the parents in this case has been instrumental in controlling the sickness.
 The parents in many cases have been advised to keep their children from playing with other children who have symptoms of sickness. Principal Orrin Judd has asked the aid of the public in this instance. The children would be better off in school where they are under constant examination, than running about the streets ex- posed to any disease that may be carried by some child.
 The school has plenty of coal and the pupils are not subject to cold through any cause for coal shortage. The heater in the new portable school is running full blast. It has been in stalled between the two rooms and is sufficient heat to both
 Garrity-CrOcISett Nuptials. Announcements have been received of the marriage of John Garrity of ar1x- af to Miss Marion Crockett of South Nor walk. The wedding took place Tues day afternoon at 6:30 o'clock. 1t was held at the parish of St. Joseph's church at South Norwalk. Rev. Rob- ert Carroll performed the ceremony. It was of a very quiet nature. The couple were attended by Miss Jen- nette Crockett, sister of the bride, and Charles Baum, also of South Norwalk. MT. and Mrs Garrity left after the wedding ceremony for a wedding trip to New York They plan to make, their home in New Haven. ven with the A. C. Gilbert company. Miss Crockett was formerly a nurse with the same company.
 TrumbuIl Magazine Issued.
 The editors of the Trumbull Man ufacturing company's magazine, Tn side the Circle,'' have had a busy month. The paper is just off the press With something new in mind. the editors have started a column that will be used in every months issue, relating to the experiences of all ex- service men throughout the factory. John A. Lemeris. who spent two and a half years in the navy, is the first person interviewed on this subject. MT. Lemeris has some interesting things to tell, especially about the young women across the evater.
 Stories are also being Aarted con- corning the old employees in the plant George w. Buy, one of the real old timers has been given a space for his picture and a short history of the growth of the factory since his com ing there in 1901.
 Some of the items contained in the ma gazine follow:
 Louis Scranton has returned after undergoing an operation; Harold