New Britain herald., 1924-07-08
Bristol INews
NO NEW RULING ON VACCINATION ORDER
Liberty LsaSuerS Present for Dis
 CussiOn before School Board
.O'CONNELL SAVES ANOTHER

Rather Al Rockweil Park Lagoon
 Itescued-Cnmfort station Plans
 Anpro,ed-srrangemnnts For chil-
 dfrn's Outing Al Lake GOmponnce
 Complete.
 Reconsideration Of the ruling of the board of health that all school chil. drcn. teachers and attaches of Inc schools must he yaccinatod on or he- fore September 3 did not come up last night at the meeting of the board because of lack Of quorum. In an' tlcipation Of discussion by the board on the question of vaccine treatment, the city council chamber wns well iill' ed with members Of the copnecileut Liberty league. the organization that is opposing vaccination as a compul- sory measure. Because of the inter- est displayed the board adjourned un- tii Friday when representative of the Liberty league will he heard on the matter.
 In the meantime preparations arc being made by Health officer J. l. Woisard and the school officials for the carrying out of the health board order. Local physicians have been mo- tified Of the ruling and have also made ready for the treatment Of the large number of children, who nave not submitted to vaccination as yet Many of the children and teachers have already compiled with the order but fully as many are opposed and some tall opposition is predicted TOT the health officer and the board or health when the time limit arrives.
 saves Man At Lagoon
 Through quick work on the part or the life guard. Grafton O'ConneIi last night at o'clock at Rockwell Park bathing lagoon, young man, about 2S years old was saved from drown- ing. He had diSed into the water near the swings and shortly after being immersed, suffered cramp. lie shouted and sank from sight but the attention of the guard and Of hun dreds of other bathers at the park had been attracted and the victim was shortly afterward on the shore, where he responded readily to first aid treat mcnt.
 The hot weather of yesterday at tracted hundreds to the park ana Guard O'Connell was kept busy, warm- ing inexperienced swimmers away from the deeper parts of the lake.
 Approve Plans
 Plans of the proposed comfort sta- ton on the west side of Main street. north of the railroad bridge have been approved by the New Haven rail- road and notification to that eef1ct has been sent to the local committee. The new structure will be erected at a cost of about s7,500 and will include all of the modern devices of buiid- ing of that type. As the work has been pending while the railroad con- sidered the matter, construction will start within short time because or the imperative need of the city. The plans for the structure were drawn up by City Engineer Carleton w. Buell. and prior to their presentation to the railroad officials, were approved by the committee of the city council. In order to hasten matters of construc- ton, the Chamber of Commerce as- sisted in the work of preparation.
 No More Signs
 Advertising signs will be taboo on the railroad bridge in the future. according 10 a notification to the city council and also 10 the Chamber Of Commerce this morning from Super intendent J. J. Snavely of the Water bury division of the New Haven railroad. This notice was requested by the city council as vote was passed at recent meeting Of the city board asking the railroad to dis continue the use of the bridge in the center of the city for the insta. .'ation of the signs. some of which have not met all artistic views as to arrange mcnt or display.
 school Holiday Planned
 Arrangements were completed yes terday at meeting of the public school committee in charge or the field day of local school children on Thursday at Lake Compounce as the pupils will be the guests of Pierce X Norton, the resort management.
 A large general committee has been organized and plans have been per- fected among eight sub-committees to assist in carrying out an afternoons
 ,,.,I ,,,t1nh hn enjoyment, happiness and amusement of Bristols 5000 school children.
 There are three important messages which the general committee desire to bring to the attention of all par ents. The general committee was unanimous in suggesting that all chill dren of the kindergartens, and grades one. two and three should be accom- panied to the Lake and back to the city by their parents. The general wishes to urge cooperation with the trolley company in planning for the return from the Lake between the hours of four-thirty and five-fifty n. m. Any considerable traffic beyond this hour may present an important transportation problem for the trolley Also, the general cominn- tee feel that unless they are accom- panied by their parents, all children should return from the lake by 5;So o'clock.
 Owing to the large problem that will be presented in taking care or three to four thousand children the general committee was unanimously of the opinion that great care must be exercised in all of those activities which would have to do with the chil- dren going in the water. Accordins- ly, the committee wishes 10 advise the school children and their parents that if will undoubtedly be best to oinit rowing, wading. bathing and swim ming from the afternoons program.