New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

leaving this city at G o'clock in the
 atternooh. daylight saving time, was
 announced this mroning by the New Haven" railroad The placing of this
 train upon the summer timetable,
 which will become effective on June
 l5, will mean practically hourly serv-
 zee in and out of this city between
 waterbury and Hartford. The new
 schedule gives the city better connec- tons than Il has had in recent years and shows an attempt on the part of the railroad to give satisfaction to the local patrons, accord ng 10 expressions or opinion from commuters, who feel hjSnly Gratihed with the proposed changes. Although a few of the through trains hase been removed Tn the schedule, which will go into ef feet on June l5, the establishment of more connecting trains will more than make ID Tor the loss Board Approves Plans.
 Architcct Harold Hayden for the ,hird school district committee pre- sonted the plans fast night for the new Broom addition which this dis trlct is planning to erect at once. Following consultation it was voted that the board Of education approve the plans of the new Broom build ing 10 be erected by the third school district.
 The bills for the following depart ment were approved and ordered paid: Health school sl44S, home economies s5i.2l, high school si6T95, making a total of s216.64.
 The report of the attendance de- partment for the past month was as follows: Kept at home by illness 1, kept at home by parents {, truants s, making a total of l3 cases for the month.
 The report of the medisal inspec- ton department for the month was as follows: Inspections by the school nurse, 1858. of which number 2s were excluded (chicken pox I, humps 4, fever 5, conjunctiyits 1. pediculi ID, home calls 20, dressings 7s, in- spections by Dr. Bracket IFS of which number were excluded Clever S, coniunctiyitis 1. rash l, sore throat 1l, making a total of 1850 cases for the month
 Will Notify Pupils
 Notification Of ali pupils and teach CTS Of the local schools of the Secis- ion Of the board of health 10 isaugu- rate compulsory vaccination was de- rided upon last night by the board Of education.
 A communication was read from the Bristol board of health advising the board of education of the action taken by the board Of health order ing all school children Of school age to be vaccinated on or before septem- Tor $, 1924.
 lt was voted that tho school super intendent be instructed to arrange for tho distribution of this notice of the Bristol board of health to all th. pupils Of the public schools of the city.
 Presents Budget
 Estimates for the budget of the schools for next year were presidented last night by Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Rclchcr.
 Tho many possible changes which will still occur in this budget were lnasmuch as all Of inc teachers have not been secured. the hnal items in tho salary list could not be definitely given.
 lt was voted to hold the next meet. ing Of the board ON Tuesday evening. June l7, at o'clock which will be by 2 joint board meeting with the city council at 5:so o'clock for Q, the the pYpose of considering these
 Consul arranges Funeral
 Through arrangements by the ltal. an consul al New Haven. inc funeral 'f cosmo Lisia. city empioye. will 'e held al ? o'clock on Friday morn. ns, when A solemn high mass of re- Ipiem Will be celebrated at st. An- hony's church by the Rev I,opi, 'eccaris The burial will take place s'. Thomas cemetery. The nearest elatiNes of the dead man live fu taly He had been employed for nore than io years in the public rorlis department.
 Pollrr Court
 Walter and Mitchell Dyer. both aling from Eastport. Maine. appear q before Judge William l. Malone his morning at the police court se.- Ion on charges of breach of peace nd continuance until tomorrow under onds ot si.060 each was ordered nc TWO men were arrested last nirht itsr they had heen involved in uarrel with a Noithside resident, ho alleged interference by The nsir ms family affairs. As both have een mentioned in sirings of domestic nbrosiios before in the local court. was decided 10 hold inc cases over 'r further consideration.
 ObSer'r Golden anni,crsarr Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wilcox ob- .r'ed their golden wedding anniver- ny yesterday at their home on East oad. number of friends rats Iem q surprise party last night and 'propriats gifts were presented Nr 1d Mrs. Wilcox have been tfsiop. siderts CT the city.
 Bfiziol Briefs
 Miss Helen Zcbruski Of Divinity Fe-t and George Hyland were mar. r1 yesterday morning ai st Jos- 'h church hy the Rev. e. T. Mag .L Following a wedding trip they n live at SC Hose street. Department Commsn nder Soiiines of atcrbury. will .bc the guest Of Har- I r. Emmett Post. Y. r. W. at the ectinE tonight in Legion hall.
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