New Britain herald., 1924-09-06

treatment and that in Plainhed.
 schools Complying
 That the schools are complying with the health order was the statement of Dr. Woisard, who de- clared about 6O per cent Of the children had been Naccnated. Mrs II. Wells Taylor, Forestville school teacher, and a member of the health board said that the or-' der was meeting with little opposi- | ton,
 The figures of Dr. Woisard were not supported this morning in fig urcs, which emal-lted from the board of education. In a statement issued today to the Herald" rap resentatlve from the board of edu- cation offices, the figures placed the total vaccinations ss about 50 per cent of the school children. Included among those who have not complied with the order is fair percentage of school teachers and other employees of the school department,
 As the order was limited to Sep l tcmber 3, Dr. Woisard announced last night that the limit had been extended for a few days In order that a survey of the situation might be had and that all reasonable time might be given for compi- ance with the ruling.
 Arnold Speaks
 After James McCusker of Stearns street had suggested that the vac cination work be turned over ex- clusively to Dr. Woisard and the storm of applause had died away, Earl J. Arnold, appearing as a parent and not as executive man. ager of the Chamber of Commerce, so he stated, asked that the health board support the health officer vigorously. Mir. Arnold received a hot shot from former Councilman Law, when the latter asked Mir Arnold if the Chamber of Com merce represented the whole of the city. Again cheers and jeers were heard.
 Scars Mark Veterans
 At this point Mir. Arnold and MT. Hunt became involved in a controversy over the length Of time that had elapsed since their respec' tive treatments with the virus. The! took off their coats and compared scars, greatly to the interest o those present. Mir. Hunt proved that his scar was the latest.
 Tells of Fatality
 Rev. Emil E. Jestinsky, pastor oi | the German Lutheran church, tolC , the meeting that his daughter lr 1912 had died from nephritis, whicf 5 he declared was an aftermath ot . vaccination treatment which het not operated successfully. . Enter Bruce Young Bruce Young. custodian Of the , Fifth avenue school asked why cesspool on King street, long % thorn in the side of the neighbor :, hood, had not been attended to :. After telling of this menace t' health. he entered upon a readinl of statistics. opposing vaccination :, Mir Youngs figures were too mucl :, for the board of health, which wa becoming groggy f<om the on :, slaught of oratory and adjournmen t wasN taken without action of an! ,e sort.
 In the discussion of the evening = the request of Willard Hunt that thu petition of the local medical libert, |, league asking a resembling of tn order he returned, was forgotten.
 Right Where We Started" U The health board openly declare , its inability to change the ruin VI and the health officer did not budg' What the next move will be Is :, matter of conjecture today. d Boy Burglars Caught
 Several more small boys wer II in the police station this morning a m the result Of investigations on th f. part of the police department int the number of small burglaries tha le have been taking place in this cit le during the past several months. Tn " cases of the boys were continued.
 The numerous auto accident case " which were continued until thi a morning, were again continued unt a+ those who were injured in the acc r. dents have sufficiently recovere' Similar disposition was made of tf auto accident case which was cause when Douglas K. Warner and Time thy T. Collins of Monson Roa' IIamden County. Massa chusetts, co lided,
 21 Deaths in August
 There were T deaths in this eff during the month Of August. a, cording to a Comilation of vitj statistics at the office of the eli clerk. There were only 9 deaths i this city during the month of Jul
 New Golf Club House Opens
 Opening Of the new Shippanr Country club took place today whe a tournament was played. Tn afternoon a luncheon was served
 the new clubhouse. The clL officials plan several entcrtainmen in the near future.
 Thomas Dawson is the profession al in charge Of the course, whic has been open since July 4. TT clubhouse was not ready at q time or the inauguration of the pc nine hole course so that the offici
 opening Of the club had 10 be d
 layed until today.
 The house is a model Of beau
 for structures of its kind. Wi,
 Verandas afford the maximum
 comfort for the members and gues'
 sweeping panorama Of the Farr
 ingion and Naugatuck Valleys