New Britain herald., 1924-09-09

I no question about the power of the health officer to put through the or der and that a compliance must fol- low or exclusion from school would result,
 Win Play Alumni.
 Opening of the high school foot ball season will take place on Satur- day at the high school field, when the eleven will oppose the alumni team. The school team Is consider ed one of the most promising in re- cent years and high hopes for the season are being entertained by the followers Of the eleven. The alumni game will be in the nature of try- out.
 Defense Day Plans
 Defense Day plans call for the for nation of the parade on lower Main street at 6:1S o'clock with start being made at 5:s0 o'clock. The tentative line of march Is from Main to School, to West, to Race, to North Main, and to the Boulevard.
 Upon disbandment of the parade, the exercises will start with singing of patriotic music under the direc- ton Of Miss Elizabeth Gleason, sup ervisor of music in the Bristol schools. There will be chorus Of 100 high school students 10 assist in the leading of the singing of America the Beautiful"
 After the patriotic music, prayer will be offered by Rev. E. L. Wismer chaplain Of Seicheprey post, Ameri- can Legion Then will come the ad- dress of the evening, to be delivered by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan.
 After the talk by Judge Donovan, the two local military companies will engage in maneuvers These will take place on the lower part of the boulevard and will represent &C., tUal work of combating divisions.
 All home owners are requested to display the American flag on De- fense Day. Especially is this desir- ed of those whose homes are along the line of march. No decorations other than the American flag are re- auested by the Defense Day com mittee.
 Providing the day is stormy, ex- ercises will be held in the high school auditorium.
 At the meeting last evening Su- perintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche reported that exercises would be held in the high school and that the seventh and eighth grade pupils would also take mo- tice of the general observation of the day.
 Chairman Frank Merrill of the parade. committee reported large number of acceptance from socie- ties and organizations invited to en- ter the parade. He also announced that the New Departure and the Bristol Brass bands had been en- gagged to provide music. ...
 Emil H. Funk was appointed chairman of a committee to pro- vide automobiles for the Grand Army veterans and the Womens Relief Corps. Captain Arthur La- Roeque of the mobilization com mittee reported progress, stating that blanks had been provided the industrial plants of the town, and that. these were expected to be re- turned within a short time.
 Chairman Earl J. Arnold of the program committee reported all arrangements complete with pro- gram as above noted.
 After the maneuvers by the To- cal military companies the pro- gram of organized recreation rec commended by the federal authori- ties will take place on the upper boulevard near the junction with Main street, when block dance will be 8 feature of the evening with music by the bands.
 Bristol Briefs
 Judge and Mrs. Joseph M. Dono- van of High street have returned from a vacation trip in Hasbrouck Heights. N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Moore, formerly of Woodland street, who removed to Jamaica, L. l., few months ago have returned to this city and have taken up their resi- dence on Queen street,
 Motorcycle Officer Henry Jaglin- ski will resume his duties tomor- row after a two weeks vacation.
 No School Board Action
 The board of education will take no official action on the vaccination question at its mt eting on Wednes- day night, according to assurances given by Chairman Noble F.. Pierce to Willard Hunt. one of the leaders of the local branch of the Medical Liberty league. The assurance was given after the chairman had con- suited with fellow members of the 1 hoard and with Superintendent of | Schools Karl A. Reiche. After the l conference, NIT. Pierce called MT. | Hunt and informed him that it | would not be necessary for the at tendance of the Medical Liberty l league members as no action was