New Britain herald., 1924-03-26

called attention 10 the fact that there arc some people who have not paid their water rents.
 Many Arc Naccinatcd
 Dr. Rogcrt M. Griswod, health ofli- cor of Berlin, in a statement to the Herald" today, said that S2 per cent of all the school children in Berlin have been vaccinated.
 The parents heartily cooperated with the health and school authori- tics in this step and there was Il ready response 10 the notices circulat- ed through the schools Monday and yesterday. This notice contained the statement Of the health officer. which appeared in the "lierald" some time ago and urged parents to comply with the request. The notice was printed in three different languages, English, Polish and Italian.
 Tra,cl Is Slight
 Motormen on the Berlin trolley cars said today that there has been no- ticeablo slackehing up in travel be- tween Berlin and New Britain since tho smallpox scare started. They were Of the opinion that the people are talk ing precautions against the disease ard are staying at home until the scare is over.
 Case Is Held o,ev
 The case of Sebastian cocomo, who V as arrested few weeks ago in con- nection with a liquor ring" in Ber- lin, has been held over until the Juno term Of the superior court, according to Judge George Griswod Of the Ber- lin town court.
 Winners At Whist
 Minnie Orsie and Michael sayno won the first prizes at the r. X. E. whist held last night at the hall in The consolation prizes were awarded 10 Helen Dalton and Michael Hart. Mrs. Edward McNiur- ray and E. J. Moore we're awarded takes.
 Returns From New York
 Harold Clark of East Berlin made a business trip to New York city ycs- terday. He made the trip by auto- mobile and had several interesting ex- periences while in that city. one Of them being an interview by police man for speeding. 1t is reported that he passed Bronx park at the rate Of jB miles an hour and that he was stopped by the policeman after be- ng followed for nearly a mile. NIT. -tiark said that all ended happily.
 siinstrcls April g
 The Grange minstrel troupe will tourney to Newington on Wednesday evening. April 9. and will put on the show in the Grange hall there for the benefit Of Newington Grange. George rryon, who is directing the prosuction announced today that a rehearsal will pc held some time next week 10 whip 1 Inc piece into shape.
 Legion Prepares Hall The town hall was put in shape for he American Legion show on Friday. l ast night. The members met at the l iail and spent some time in arrang- ng various details for the perform lnce and all indications are 10 the ef- ect that the affair will be one Of the ! most satisfactory held by the Legion n town.
 Reported as Improved Miss Margaret kerrigsn Of kensing- ] on, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the New Britain Gem ! .rai hospital last Saturday. is reported { Is getting along nicely.
 Last Berlin Items i The regular meeting Of the Com nunity club Will be held in the base nent of the Methodist church this vening. 4 special program has been franged for the social hour which till follow the business meeting. Mir. and Mrs. E. C. Steed. Mrs. ,harIes Anderson and Miss Isy Ander- on and Mr. and Mrs. John J,emeillet nd sons of New Britain have been he guests Of Miss Georgia Kelsey at fer home on Main street. The ladies Of the Methodist church riIi serve a supper in the church ,ascment this evening from 10 rclock. Victor Belden has resigned his posi- lon as agent for the Middietown ,rcss. William walsh now has charge [ the route. < number from this place will at- epd inc entertainment 10 be given by post. American Legion. i fhe tow-n hall in Iserifn Friday 4