The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-11
TAX BOARDS DECISION AS TO CONTROL. OF DENTAL HYGIENE

It is elementary principal jurisprudence that Federa Laws to State that State Laws superior to Charter privosons Charter provisions Eto mere ordinances made in Common Council.
 Undoubtedly attorney of the experience of City Attorney John A. Cornell with this his opinion to the of the Common Council with respect to dental hygiene the schools to be regarded not defect of know
 The Statute of 1919 upon which the Board of Apporton Taxation relies overriding opinion of the city at orny made after the last revision of the State Laws and would not merely casual examnatlon of the books.
 The members of the Board of Apportonmen and Taxation probably little drastic than they might otherwise that of the Board of Health had committed breach of good and good morals in trying to evade it's agreement
 Health and the Board of Education had agreed that they would accept the arbitration of the Board of and Taxation The Tax Board held hearing there a thorough pre- both sides, and the decision pending
 At this uncre of the Board of Health went by Council and tried to the adop ton of ordinance closing the matter to suit the Health
 There highly culpable violation of agreement entered into l in good faith.
 attempt to secure snap legislation. I quite accident the leaked out, the geased and everything through without Education the public precautions such ought to surround all proposed islation.
 Fortunately A.. F. veness, honor who has the highest notions of public duty detected the trick informed Council thing was stopped time.
 The theory the Common any the Board Education or the Board Health is rather nebulous the absence of particular statute coLering denial hygiene.
 The authority of upon State Law and the Charter the Bridgeport
 And said Board shall superinendence management and control of all matters concerning education schools and school property"
 N \It is entirely against public policy should be divided authority in department which as'of administration involved Such double control would tend cripple in his business other enterprise which he might be engaged
 The Board Health would whatever enter the schools to control educational matter.
 The point of the controversy in which the port are interested not legal point however The matter much deeper. A question of justice is involved
 The dental hygiene which has conferred sncb anorous benefits Bridgeport schools exists genus the industry and the generosity of single individual
 For years, busy man, given time and very freely of his to help the children Bridgeport and indeed the children of the world.
 His program of dental health proved useful that It has been adopted hundreds of cities and distance from American shores.
 The gentleman who leads the attack the dental eiene in the schools is not native of Bridgeport but ported any to the city for which he has not been amply paid.
 Upon the side then have paid employe city who would drop his job the instant his waging bitter fight upon the work of increasingly without hire and who has nothing whatever in his heart mpeng him to this arduous task except good will toward mankind, and love for little children
 It is for the citizens of Bridgeport to if they wish to public spirit in their citizens and free will service for the whether they permit service to be nsued and outraged by self seeking and well paid functonaries, who living the public and holding certain quantity of public power wish show what great follows they authority they wied.
 like Zones is born into city Bridgeport not in generation A work snch as done much good almost to exaggerate the benefit of it.
 Bridgeport will itself and encourage public spirit and degree the opinion hygiene in the schools should authority of the schools
 THE NoRyyALK LoCKJAW CASE
 the thirteen year old Norwalk died of eanus following vaccination adds another casual ties this Locaw stable disease iake from animals reared the stable This infection of