New Britain herald., 1924-07-09
BRISTOL READY FOR
 CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
Programs to Be Given in Tent
 on Federal Hill Green
TO DISCUSS VACCINATION
Adjourned Meeting of school Baari scheduled for Friday Nighi-Iaaw. ,ers Object to Laymcn Hearing i, r, Gases,

tsuqua on Federal Hill green, which will begin Friday, were completed yesterday upon the arrival Of the su- perintendbnt, Wesley Clifford, who Is at the head of a Philadelphia high school, The tent will be erected Thursday afternoon,
 Executive Manager Earl !, Arnold ot the chamber of commerce reports | that the ehauiauqus advance work is taking hold very nicely and that inc treasury will he ample as in past years. In addition tn m" program presented by the entertainers, ar- engagements have been made by a local committee 10 entertain the chantauqua participants.
 Tho program for the chauinuqua wns announced this morning.
 The first session will take place Friday afternoon at o'clock, day light saving time.
 Tho opening concert will he by Maupin's singing band under the leadership of William Maupin,
 Immediately following the after noon concert. at i.So, inc Junior chautauquans will meet and the busi- ness of organizing the Bristol Junior town will take place. This will call for large number of Bristol boys and girls as unusual interest has been manifested.
 In the evening at s o'clock. daylight saving time there will be concert by Maupin's Singing Band, followed by a lecture by James A. Burns, better known as Burns of the Mountains,' and founder of Oneida Institute, Ky.
 Saturday morning the Bristol JYn- iors win gather at o'clock, daylight saving time. In the afternoon at22:So o'clocks daylight saving time. there will be a concert by the Sorority Singers, four wound ladies.
 The lecture of the afternoon will be given by the Chautauqua supel1ntend- cnt, Wesley R. Clifford.
 Tn the evening at o'clock, there will be q concert by the Sorority Sng- CTS followed by lecture dem onstra- ton by Dr. Hilton Ira Jones, chemist, orator and lecturer. "The Wonders of Science" heinz his subject.
 Chautauqua Sunday is one of the features of the week. for this year program of grea. interest has been evolved. The main speaker will be Rev Kerrison Juniper of St. Peters burg, Florida, who is making trip north for this event. The speaker will take for his subject "The Great |, s- Question of the Hour"
  ,e the guest of Mir. and Mrs, Carlyle : r. Barnes, who during their stays at St. Petersburg have often heard this master speaker. |
 In addition to Dr. Juniper's talk | here will be program with Bristol ' oa astors having part, also several by the Sorority Singer, The meeting will start at o'clock. It will { ,e open to the general public. be. 4
 Monday morning at g o'clock the Junior Chautauqua meet for their business session, story hour, game pc 'iod and athletic 7tunts.
 In the afternoon at cSO o'clock here will he chamber musical con- ert presented by the Babcock Xii E. ;old company. This concert will be oElowed by a lecture by pr. Hilton Martin D. Hardin, a profound thinker nd scholar. and pastor of the Pres 'yterian church at Ithaca. N. '.
 Monday night the big musical event f the week wil! be presented, with frances Ingram, prima donna. con- ralto of the Metropolitan Opera m- any. as the feature headliner.
 Adjourned Meeting Scheduled
 Discussion Of a modification of the rdinance requiring vaccination of chool pupils teachers and attaches efore September 2 will take place at he adjourned meeting Of the board of oalth on Friday night, Representa- ives of the Connecticut Liberty aasue, an anti-Nacnine treatment so- ieiy, will ask that the ruling be ualificd to some extent if not re- cinded altogether.
 Want Lawyers Only To have civil court proceedings card only by members of the bar is
 question the local lawyers associa. lon is considering. For some time ast, cases have been heard by jus ces of the peace. who are not legal shts and the attorneys have come } the conclusion that all cases must ( Q presented before some member of nelr organization. That does not 1ean that the decisions of the lay len were not satisfactory but is in eepins with plan to keep all cases ( within the family. according 10 an 2 plnlon expressed this morning by one ] ttorney. The status Of Cit" Editor Thomas . ' Tracy, a justice Of peace, is being i l'cn further thought by the bar [ lemhers as he is Il graduate of the ale Law school and was admitted to 1e bar in Illinois. but did not take 1e examinations in this state. Be aIse of his legal education. it is gen. rally believed that the majority of 1e cases will be heard by Justice racy us at present
 Repairing Street
 Ne" surface is being laid on Good m street. which has been in poor for several weeks because the heavy traffic in that section. Al ne base of macadam is being laid by 'e public works department and is eng rolled into shape. All of the ty streets needing attention are be- E taken care of as soon as the pub works department can do the work,
 school Outing Tomorrow
 flnal arrangements were made to- ly by Superintendent of Schools arl X. Eeiche and his assisting com ittees for the big field day of local hool children at Lake Compounce. hen about 4.soo pupils will be the 7 rests Of Pierce (. Norton, proprietors the resort. Special trolley cars III be run to handle the crowd of