New Britain herald., 1922-08-04

was held at s;so o'clock this morning from the undertaking parlors of Far ley and Molloy of Hartford and at 9 o'clock from st, Peters church. that city, Burial was in the family plot in ST. Joseph's cemetery Farhangton avenue,
 Health Officers Report.
 Dr, J. N Bull. health officer, re- the town were excellent during the month of July. Although there may have been some slight cases of sick ness, there were but two of con tagious nature. Those were diph- theria cases. These, however, were mild and there was no cause for alarm.
 Dr. Bull, who Is in charge of the Trumbul Electric company clinic, gives some excellent advice in the monthly paper. This month Dr. Bull has an article on the care Of the teeth and in writing 1t, mentions that 10 percent. of the internal infections reported at the clinic are due to bad teeth, Therefore he considered that an article on the care of these may help In the prevention of disase. It is as follows:
 In this clinic we estimate that 10 percent. of internal infections caus- ing poor health comes from bad teeth; 20 percent. from diseased ton sls or nasal passages and in 60 per cent infection takes place from some part of the intestinal tract. It is im- portant then that teeth, tonsils and nasal passages are kept in normal condition; food of quantity and quail ity to insure complete digestion, daily elimination of intestinal contents. For preventions of infections from outside, frequent and thorough wash ings of hands and arms; flrst-aid treatment for wounds however small, incision and drainage of beginning in- fections: vaccination to prevent small poX; tetanus antitoxin to prevent lockjaw; typhoid vaccine to prevent typhoid fever; toxin- antitoxin or anti toxin to prevent diphtheria and ster- ilization of brushes made of bristes to prevent anthrax.
 K. of P. Program.
 Pythian lodge, K. of P, has pre- pared its program of moving pictures to be held at the Community theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week The proceeds of the shows will be used for the municipal Christmas tree next December.
 On Thursday night, Plainville's own star, Constance Talmadge, will be seen in Good References" Friday evening, Lionel Barrymore will ap- pear in The Master Mind" and Sat urday matinee and evening, Charles Ray will be seen in Two Minutes to Play" The features will be support ed by comedies and news reels
 There will be a meeting next Wednesday evening of the Pythian Sisters and the committee of the Pythian lodge in charge of the fair, when reports on the sale of tickets will be made. The Pythian Sisters have made a house to house canvass and report a successful sale of tickets.
 Chautauqua Program.
 The Connecticut Chautauqua, play ing at the Plainville Camp Grounds, continues to draw large crowds and with but few more days left to per form, have prepared an excellent pro- gram for tomorrow. Saturday will be known as "A day of magic" when Dunworth Walker will show his feats of dark mystery He will perform at o'clock in the afternoon and at 7:45 o'clock in the evening. The rest of the program for tomorrow is as fol- lows.
 :00--Basketry.
 S:15-Bible hour.
 9:Oo-Nature study. Prof H. H. Hemenway.
 :50-Domestic science.
 o:00-Children's hour.
 1:0o-Elocution. Mrs. Ellen A. Goudey.
 1:3o-Assembly chorus. Mrs. Wells.
 3;00-Mirth and Magic. Dunworth Walker.
 4:3o-Rhythmic Expression. Mrs. Goudey.
 7:45-Mystery on Mystery. Dun WOIlu Wdlh6T.
 Plainyille Briefs.
 Word has been received from Louis J. Scranton of Mountain View who is taking a course in the Citizens Mill tary Training camp at Devens. Mass, Scranton is in Company c, Eighth Battalion.
 The registrars of the town will hold a session at the Town hall until g o'clock standard time, this evening, to allow voters to list their preference of political parties for caucusses.
 Our Lady of Mercy team will play the Glastonbury players In that town tomorrow afternoon. They will leave l Plainville center at o'clock. Sunday afternoon they will play Manchester at Rockwelis Field.
 Joseph Allard and wife are spend ing a week in Worcester, Mass,
 Martin Foran of Whiting street has returned from vacation spent at the | shore.
 The fire department was called out 1t o'clock yesterday afternoon to a | small fire on Forestvile avenue. It l was in the home of John Matthew's. | Miss R, A. Mitchell of North Wash lngton street will enjoy vacation at North Conway, N. H.
 Ernest Thorn of Elm Court, has moved his family to New Britain. Mrs. | Josephine Berg recently purchased the | house and is having alterations made upon it after which she intends to |