New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
SPEED VACCINE FOR
 NEW BRITAIN CASES
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i are in attendance. All details that do
 not require professional attends nee, such as clerical duties. preparing ad- hesive strips, etc.. is being done by i volunteers.
 Patrolman Thomas Feency of the detective bureau has been detailed to maintain order on the third floor where the clinic is being conducted. Several hundred children are being crowded in daily while hundreds are being turned away. So far there has been no let-up in the number of ap- 1 plicants for vaccination.
 Derby Doctor Offers Services Mayor A. M. Paonessa received a letter this morning from Dr. George II. Nixon of Derby, one of the eclec- tic physicians whose licenses have been revoked by the state examining board. volunteering to go into isola- ton at the hospital and attend the patients under treatment here. Dr. Nixon explaining in his letter that be has closed his office in Derby. He has appealed to the superior court and has all the privileges of an M. D., he writes the mayor.
 Dr. xiNon's letter was turned over this morning to Dr. Richard w. Pull len. superintendent of the department Of health, and the superintendent will answer today explaining that Dr. Amelia Y. Tutles has taken up the duties of hospital superintendent and thanking him for his offer of assist ancc.
 Vote $i.500 For Health
 The board of finance and taxation met last night and voted transfers to the health department in the amount of s4.5o0 to assist that depa rtment in meeting it's bills until the appropria- tions Of the new fiscal year are re- ceirabe.
 The transfers will be as follows: From the police department, s3,ooO; from the charity department, s1,0OO; rom the interest and discount item, StOO. The transfers are subject 10 ap- proral by the common council.
 Couldn't Tile Income Tax Return.
 Edwin Wallace who had been quar- Gntned at his home on Park street for the past few weeks and who was released Sunday called at Dr. Pullen's office this morning and asked for a statement giving the dates of his quarantine. Wallace explained that he was unable 10 file his income tax statement and wanted an affidavit to submit to the federal income tax of- fee.
 Miss Hose Martini, n trained nurse, went into isolation at the hospital yes- tcrday completing the nursing staff. Miss Martini is local young woman and has been out Of training for about four years, It will now be pos siblc to have a complete day and night staff.
 Go to Isolation Hospital.
 Yesterday. Mrs. Mccarthy of s5 lfairvicw street, and Miss Rose Mond. l zoska of 40l Church street, were taken to tho hospital. making five pa- tents under treatment there. Tho | cases are two of tho most recent rec | ported. By early removal of now | eases, Dr. Pnllen believes the danger to their families can be minimizcd. l Patients now in the conyalescent stage | will not he taken from their homes. | he says
 E>pcct Teachers to bc vaccinatcd
 No orders have boon issued to teachers concerning vaccination and Dr. Pullcn docs not expect that ono will be necessary. Tho health supcrin- tendcnt expects he said this afternoon. that the teachers will show tho proper spirit of cooperation and submit to hc treatment. 1T they do not, how rvcr, m order will go out from the ,flice Of the health department, he ,tatcd.
 There has been some discussion 'elative to the action of tho health de- ,artmcnt in ordering school children O be vaccinated and issuing no order { O those in charge of them and with whom they will be in contact through he school day.