New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
CLEANUP DAYS ID
 BE HELD NEXT WEEK
Wagons to Collect Rubbish in Town Tuesday and Wednesday
NO SMALLPOX DEVELOPMENTS
Vaccination of School Children Is Finished--Attend Master Plumb CTS Convention-Woman's Club Conccrt-PIainyille Briefs.

SOnCcTt-flh bF1e1s.
 Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week will be clean up days in Plain vile and residents of the town are asked to cooperate with the author ities in making Plainville a cleaner and better place in which to live. The east side of the town will be covered on Tuesday and the west side will be covered on Thursday. The town teams and workmen will visit the streets and collect all rubbish which is placed in front Of the homes and business places. People are re- quested to note that all rubbish with the exception of ashes will be carted away but it must be left out in front of the sidewalk in boxes or barrels. Following the successful cleanup days in past years, it is hoped that this yearS campaign will be as sue cesstul. Property owners are urged to clean up their back yards in con nection with this movement to pre- vent tho spread of disease when the warm weather arrives.
 No New Developments.
 There are no new developments re- ported in the smallpox situation, everything remaining quiet and no new cases being reported so far. 4 number of suspects have been ris- tied with the result that no new smallpox eases have come to light. Dr. J. x. Bull, assisted by the other l.anotssn fffat on the track of all contacts and have uncovered many who visited at the home Of the Boscoes on Maple street during the period Of incubation there and proper precautions have been taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
 Doctors have been receiving com- plaints from neighbors who have be- come worried because people living near them have been taken ill, but investigation by the medical authori- ties has revealed that there are no grounds for hysteria.
 The condition of the patients at the Roscoe home is reported to be very favorable and the doctor at tending them looks for an early re- coyery Of the six children. Local and state health authorities feel opti- mistic over the situation because no new cases have come 10 light. They feel that the possibility of an epi- demic breaking out here has been considerably lessened because Of the fact that there was such a general response 10 the appeals for yaccina- ton at the time the epidemic was at its height in New Britain. Then, too, they feel that if more cases were to break out, they would have made an appearance before the present time.
 Fully 75 pr cent of the residents Of the town have been inoculated against the disease and this makes it more safe against a spread Of the disease.
 school Vaccination Finished.
 Drs. Bull and Frost finished vac cinstions at the grammar school on Broad street this morning after one Of the worst rushes Of patients ever experienced by either man, and every pupil in the school and every member Of the teaching staff has been inoculsted against smallpox. Those wishing vaccination win now be required to visit at the offices of the doctors for treatment.
 Attend Plumbers Convention.
 William Durham, member of inc firm of the Plainyille Engineering and Supply O., and John simpson, local plumber, are attending the convention Of tls master plumbers which is being held in New Britain today.
 Returns From Hospital
 Joseph Dugo has returned to his home here after spending two week, ss patient in the New Britain Gen eral hospital. He will resume his duties at the Plainville Shoe Repair shop today.
 Assisting Doctors.
 Miss Elizabeth Heincman. visiting nurse from Plsinulle, Mrs. W. C. Kramer and Miss Burton have given invaluable assistance to Drs. Bull and Frost in their work among the school children Of the town, helping them in their work Of vaccinations. A. .otal Of s3O children we're vaccinated 1t the school yesterday.
 Altar Society Social. The Altar society Of the church Of Dur Lady cf Mercy will hold card party and social for the benefit Of he church in the post rooms or the American Legion on Whiting street tomorrow evening st 1880 o'clock. will be enjoyed following the 'estiyities.
 Methodist Church Banauct.
 \ testimonial banquet Will be given n the Methodist church "Wednesday .vening. May 2i. at : o'clock. day- ief1t saving lime. All officials of inc .hurches in Plsinviils and their nfves VIII he the guests of honor for inc occasion.
 womans Club Concert. The concert 10 bs given by the -empo Quartet Of Hartford in the congregational church this evening yill be one Of inc best musicaIes Of 1 he season. The quartet is well 1 moan in Plaintifls where the T1cm- ,ers have often appeared at public i ,atherings and their ability is well ! ino~n. The members Of the quartet ire J. T. DOwd. 1st tenor: W. J. Car oil. End tenor: W. c. Jones. bari l one. and T. T.. Couch. hass. The program as arranged for the venInr Is as follows and all num- ,ers uiIl he accompanied on the ! ,iano by Arthur Priest: Song Of the Sea-. Buck I
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