New Britain herald., 1924-09-08
ID BRIBE DEP. GAME WARDEN
John Eean Finds $20 Placed in His Pocket
YOUNG HITS HEALTH BOARD
New Departures And Torrington In Post Season Game-Schooi Board May Discuss Vaccination-Fire In old G. A. k. Building.

lnVestlRatlOn IS DeinB conuucteu by the police to determine which Of the men arrested for illegal hunting on Sunday in the vRed Stone Hill district, slipped $20 bill into the pocket of Deputy Warden John Egan of Windsor Locks, while the trip was being made to the lookup.
 Frank Didario and Michael Com- mardo were arrested by Deputy Wardens Egan of Windsor Locks Charles Allhouse of Granby and Thomas L. Ryan of this city on Sun day morning in the woods off Birch street and were booked on charges of hunting without license, hunting on Sunday and with having guns in their possession without legal right. At the police court session this morning Judge William J. Malone sentenced the accused men to 30 days in jail each.
 In the testimony it was brought out that numerous complaints have been made about the shooting of song birds and pheasants in the Red Stone Hill section and that the game wardens had laid in wait since Fri day morning to trap the offenders.
 School Board Meeting
 All eyes are turned toward the board of education meeting of We'd nesday night when it is anticipated that the final answer to the vac cination controversy that has stirred the city for several months will be given. Health Officer J. I. Woisard has not moved from his stand that all school children, teach CTS and attaches must receive the virus
 The board of education has taken no action on the matter since the June meeting, when it was voted to recommend that the order of the health officer be carried out. No order of the school board was in- scribed upon the minutes so that the compulsory ruling is yet in the air.
 Since the uproar at the health board meetings, the school board members have kept rather quiet on the topic and have expressed no of- fcial opinions.
 Arrange Post Season Series l Because of the demand by loca fans, the New Departure baseball 1 management has arranged a series of three games with the Torrngton nine of the state league, the first of the games having been played yes terday. The Torrington nine has long been close rival of the local team and the series has attracted great interest. The three clashes will be hide despite the winning of the first two games by either of the teams
 The locals were the winners of the pennant in the state league sched- ule.
 Young Attacks Health Board. That Health Officer Woisard may hang the body of Bruce Young to the city hall flag and there let the wind play with his remains until his bones are fiayed to pieces and crash to the pavement below, is the ulti- matum of Custodian Bruce Young of the Fifth avenue school in a state ment issued this morning.
 MT. Young berates the local board of health and in one paragraph says that cannibals would not live where some local people must reside. He also prophecies that politics is at the bottom of the vaccination order for the local schools and that the next war will be the result of political machination.
 The statement follows:
 At a meeting of the health board on September 5, was informed that the health officer had no power to act on the matter of cleaning up cesspools which overflow into the gutter Of one of our most popular streets. What l wish to do is to find out from some source what the dur ties of the health officer consist of besides tacking on quarantines and ordering vaccination.
 Tn a vicinity where 100 or more school children daily pass by large cesspool, the odor which arises at times is so unbearable that it would kill all of the fish in Highland Lake in Winsted, and there are some pretty tough fish there.
 More Rotten Than Hog-wallcr."
 The health officer at this meet ing ordered that the vaccination which he had previously ordered, still stands and that all children at tending school must be vaccinated to prevent smallpox. A deadly death dealing cesspool must stay yet my