New Britain herald., 1924-07-30
EXPECT REPORTON
 VACCINATION RULE Decision by Health Board May Be
 Made Friday Night NETTLETON WILL FILED

fHst tithfaih " 7Ntths iaph shh
 Death of Widow Fire Near Plant
 of Electric Plating to.
 4 report on lhp request Of the local branch of the Connecticut Liberty league for d modification Of lh. rui. ing by the board Of health that eems pulsory vaccination for tho school teachers and other school attaches Of the city take place on or before September 3, will he made a' the meeting Of the health board on Friday night.
 Tho board heard the petition Of the opponents Of compulsory ruling short time ngo and since that time has been considering ihe request With school opening In few weeks tho question is a matter Of frequent and some decision on tho problem will be announced this week when the board sits
 The Liberty league members in- formed the board when the request for inc modification was made that the league did not oppose vaccination as a whole but did oppose tho com- pulsory measure.
 The board members have had lit- He 10 say on tho subject except to stand by their vote. which ordered the treatment for the school people. Health Officer J. l. Woisard put under way the steps. which took the matter 10 the board of education and that body recommended that the vaccin- ation he compiled with.
 Funeral of Nr. NcttIcton.
 The funeral of Wilfred II. Ncttlc- ton, last of the original directors Of the Bristol National bank, was held yestcrday afternoon at 2 o'cloc& at he First Congregational parish house. where services were conducted by Rev. Ernest L.. Wismer. The Ma sonic ritual was used hy Franklin odgn. A. r. & 4. M., at the grave in he West cemetery.
 During tte funeral yesterday. the Bristol bank and the American Trust -o.. were closed.
 Many Attend Concert.
 The first of the series of concerts .t the Federal Hill green. played by he New Departure band last night, Ittracted hundreds 10 the recreation park. The program was presented inder the direction of Leader A. F. Harlow and numerous encores were 'equested by the crowd. The thun- Ter shower held off until the last number was played so that no inter- 'erence with tho selections took place
 VIII Leave Hospital.
 So rapid has been the recovery of Angelo Giantolla Of Second avenue rom injuries suffered in collision ,etween a motor car in which he was go that he will be discharged from he local hospital this week. Joseph Del Principe, driver of the ill-fated ar. who was more seriously injured rll also be able to leave the hospital or his home within few days.
 Wall Under Way.
 Work is well under way on the re- lacement of the section of the re- aiming wall of the Memorial boue- ard, which was swept away by the ood of last spring. The clearing way of the debris of the old wall nok more time than anticipated as he difficulties of getting at the mate ial in the bed of the Pequahuck iver were mot expected 10 be of great 1oment, when originally considered. he construction of the roadway sec ion, which also went out in the river. ! 'ill be started soon.
 Fire Destroys Shed
 Fire, originating from pile of efusc being burned nearby destroyed |
 small toolshed owned by Gottleb 1 totz and located in the rear of his 1 ome at the corner of Walnut and | Woodland streets yesterday afternoon. quad A and the Uncas company re- bonded to the call and one line of | ose was laid. It was not necessary [ , use the water, however, as the hemical tanks proved sufficient to ue'l the blaze. Al one time, the lant of the Electric Plating Co. near y and several adjoining houses were |, lrcatcned.
 Win Filcd
 The will Of Wilfred H, Nettleton led for probate yesterday makes equest Of s290 to the West Cemetery ssociation in addition to the gifts of 500 to the Bristol Boys club. the ristol Community club, the local osptal and the library. The life SC Of the Nettleton property on Ma e street is given to Mrs. Nettleton I nd the interior furnishings are also ven to her. Two bonds of $500 and | 100 respectively of the Peoria Water 'orks so to Mrs. Nettleton. To AL ,rt Nettleton goes quantity of hives and forks a bureau and cloth S after the death Of Mrs. Nettleton. berty bonds have been provided for ,yment are: Lucinda Merriam. s1nO. arriet N. Griffith, s5n: Pauline I.a- an, $50; Katie Lambert, $50. The mainder of the estate is bequeathed
 Judge Newell Jennings. who is also lmed as eNecutor, as trustee in der that several trust funds may created as follows: To Albert Net ton s400 or to his wife, Sadie Net aton. the sum of s200 in case her isband had died. If funds are avail 'le. the sum of s1,OO0 shall be put vay by the trustee for Albert Nettle- n and a like sum for Mrs. Albert A trust fund of s3,000 for Q support of Earl D. Root, nephew also created. The will goes further
 create other bequests, provided nds arc available, as follows: Lucin-
 Merriman. s2O0: Pauline Latham. 50: Esther Bracket. $500; Anne ,rriet Futile, s100: Charles F.. Tut