New Britain herald., 1924-03-24
Bristol. Conn, March 22, 1924.
 Annual Meeting laIleI

Bristol. Conn.,, March 22, 1924.
 Annual Meeting Called
 Secretary William J. Malone of the National Marine Lamp company has issued the call for the annual meet ing on March 27 at o'cloek in the afternoon.
 # Quarantine Niolator Fined
 Stanislaus Valenchas of e3 Barth- olmew court. was fined $l00 and costs at the police court session this morn- ing by Judge William J. Malone on a charge of violation Of quarantine. The valenchas family with the exception of the father is confined with diph- thcria to the home on Bartholomew court and complaints have been re- ceiyed at the police headquarters that the father has been living there also, although running in and out. He has been warned several times by the police and yesterday was caught in bed al the home as near as possibly could be 10 one of the diphtheria s,lf- Ierers. Health Officer Dr. J. I. Nois- ard appeared against the accused in court and when it was learned that Falenchas could not pay the fine, gave him q thorough Immigration and arr ranged matters so that he could be sent to the county jail. For a time, the tumigation of the court officials was considered but this was finally let drop. The lookup was given a fine cleansing out. however, so that future guests" might not suffer from the entertainment" of the quaran- tine violator on Sunday night.
 The court officials plan q strict &C., counting for all quarantine iolators. especially in view Of the situation in New Britain and careful watch will be maintained for law violations of that type.
 Memorial Committee Meeting
 Final arrangements Tor the observ- ance ot Seicheprey Day on April ls will be made at the meeting of the memorial committee on Tuesday night at the Bristol National bank. Practi- cally all Of the major matters, affect- ing the celebration. have been attend- ed To and the committee is now en- gagged on finishing Up the minor de- tails. Despite the fact that the ob- s.rNancc will take place on Easter Saturday. the committee feels confi- dent that this will be one of the red letter days in the history of the city.
 National Marine "Cinched'
 That the situation at the National Marine company for the annual meet irs on March "7 is "cinched" for the present administration, headed by William F. Calder. is the general be- lief about the city. While the for mer president. Rudolph stern, has been engaged in writing to the stock holders, complaining Of the present management, that board has kept busy and now i4.O00 Of inc .b,0O0 shares are in the hands of the Calder forces.
 Monument Causes Danger
 The memorial monument in honor of the former service men has pre- serious traffic problem 10 the local police department and already several accidents have taken place at the spot, which marks the junction of inc bouletard and tho passage con- meeting Mellon and South streets. Be- fore the monument was erected one man was killed in a collision al the roint and only last Saturday. two mo- torists escaped by the narroNest mar gin from death whom their machines tollAcd. The bulky granite shaft ob- scures the vision and the width of the roadway causes many cars 10 take the wrong turn, Chief Of Police Ernest I. Belicn has worked out A system Of arrows. 10 he painted on the street surface, Nhich will cover the situation nicely it is believed.
 Cougi,lin Transferred To Hartford
 John Coughlin of Laurel street. for the last | years assistant stiperintend- cnt of the local office of the Pruden- tial Insurance company. left the To- cal post today to assume his new du- tics as assistant special district agent ol Inc Hartford office of the company. He will be succeeded here by ]. keat- ing Of Manchester.
 Mir. Coughlin is ono of the best known young men Of inc city and has been long identified with the vol- unteer fire department. He is an ath- lctc Of note and al one time was a member oF the famous T. A. E. base all nine that won a statewide repu- tation for its fast playing. The new position offers him many opportuni- ties His work here has been Of the best and has been highly commented by his company.
 Candidates apiclty
 Tine local postmastersbip looks like a golden plum to many in the city as shown by the ever increasing list Of