New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
WADE WILL RETIRE
 FROM BRASS PLANT
Resignation From Bristol Cor
 pOration Takes Effect April 1
WITH COMPANY SINCE 1915
New Chairman Of Republican Town Committee Enjoys Popularity Mrs. Luclla Damont Dies at Home on Ingraham Place.

Mayor John F. Wade, Connectcd with the Bristol Brass corporation plant since October. 1915, the great CT part of the time, as works man agcr of the concern, will leave the company on April |. He has not announccd> his plans for the future.
 Mayor Wade has long been identi- fled with the manufacturing interests of the city and for many years was with the New Departure Mfg. Co. He entered the employ of that con- cern m March, 1889, and occupied one responsible post after another. In 1904 he was sent to Germany to manage the New Departure plant in that country. He remained in Ger many until 1910. when he returned to handle a big position with the company in this country.
 Mayor Wade was the ctty's first mayor after having spent many years 1 in the towns service as a warden and d burgess. He served his first | time and retired to run again two years ago. He was elected and last fall was reelected for two years to | the city's highest office.
 Vaccinations Increase.
 Increase in the vaccinations Of tht city has been reported by Health Of. licer Dr. J. l. Woisard, incidental tC the smallpox scare m New Britain ] Encouragement is being given by tho ! local physicians so that all precan tionary measures may be taker against an inroad of the disease here There has been no alarm over the sit' nation as far as local ends are con cerned. according 10 the doctors, a! the general health of the city is re garded as good. In report to thu city council on Tuesday night, thu health Of tho city was emphasized b! thc health officer
 Arrangements save been made however, to combat strenuously small poX, should the disease get started Strict quarantine will be maintaine, of every suspect, according 10 an an nounccmcnt of the health officials.
 Playing In Tournament.
 Tho local high school five has lof for Medford, Mass, where the tcan win take part in the tournament, be ing conducted by Tufts college Among the contesting teams will b the IIillhovse five Of New Haven which recently defeated the locals | the Yale tourney. An effort will b made by tho local players 10 tur tho tables if tho quintots meet again
 Mrs. Iuclla Damont.
 Mrs. Luclla Damont. 20 years old | died yesterday at her home, 22 In graham place, after short illness She leaves her husband and two sma children, her parents. Mr. and Mrs Godfrey Lcruux and several broth CTS and sisters. She came here year ago from Berlin. New lIamp shire. Tho funeral will be held a 7;8O o'clock at the home of tho par onts al g2 Irving street and a solcm high mafs Of requiem will br ecle , brated at o'clock at St Ann church The burial will take plac in sL Thomas cemetery.
 New Chairman Popular
 Lester G. sigourncy. thc' no'
 chairman of the republican tow
 committee. is regarded as ono of th , best known and popular young nic , Of thc city. lu addition to occupy | ing high place in manufacturin , circles. being secretary of the Nc' . Departure Mfg. Co, hr has taken , prominent part fin athletic intcr"sli . Since thc New Departure Ahlcti . association began it's good work