New Britain herald., 1924-08-20
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Complain of Spreading
 Excessive speed on Woodland and droNs streets vas protested against yesterday by residents of that section 10 Chief of Police Ernest r, Bslden and steps were taken st once by the police head lo check the practice, Supervision by the trafIlc division Of the police department will he eI- tended io hoth lhoToughfsTes 10 keep motorists within the bounds. Be- cause Of the large number Of children on both streets, parents have found earelessness displayed hy the motor isls 10 be a source Of great worry, and accordingly sought police eo- operation,
 Frank T. Hutchinson
 Frank T, Hutchinson, ?s years old, died yesterday afternoon at his home, st Summer street, after a short illness, He had been resident Of the city for several years, He leaves his father, George F, Hutchinson, "a brother, Forrest F, Hutchinson, and a sister, Miss Helen E, Hutchinson, all Of ihis city,
 The funeral will he held at [ 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon al his home, where services Eiil be eon- dueted by Rev, Frank condit, assist sni at the First Congregational church The burial will take place in the West cemetery.
 0iiing Street oillng Of queen street has been a pf an hAs ment to sliay the dust nuisance. The thoroughfare has been resurfaeed and with ihe oil coating presents one Of the hest highway surfaces in the city Other streets in need Of atten- ion will be taken care of by the city Ss soon as the public works d.part- ment can arrange iis schedule.
 No Hoard Meeting
 No meeting or the board of educa- lion will take place until next month, according to schedule. so that action on the vaccination ruling Of Health Officer J. l. Woisard will not be taken until after the time limit of the regulation, September I. Soon after the order was issued in June, the board voted to recommend to all school children. teachers and other attaches of the schools that the vaccine treatment be taken but no order to that ffeect was issued by the board. AS the health officer ruled that vaccination must be attended 10 before or on September !, the board VIII not consider the matter again until its meeting after that date, leaving the local situation somewhat up in the air.
 Will Naccinatc Free of Charge
 The members of the Bristol Modi- cal association. composed of doctors or this city, are unanimously in favor or vaccination. according to a state ment issued by Acting Health Officer pr. Ralph A. Richardson today. In the statement Dr. Richardson says that in view of the order issued bv Health Officer Dr. w. I. woisard, all or the doctors Of the city have agreed 10 charge only one dollar for eacb vaccination. He further states that the doctors have agreed to yaccinate free Of charge in cases where those Who have the vaccination done are unable or are unwilling 10 pay for it.
 '" ''osAAu NGStuS
 The regular meeting of the board of Park commissioners will be held in the council chamber at the City hall this evening at o'clock. Important business regarding the parks of in. cl'y will be acted upon.
 Beth Israel Outing
 Memoers Of the newly organized beth lsraol congregation of. this city enjoyed an outing today at Lake Com bounce. where special program of events was presented for the chiI- dren.
 The new synagogue on Laurel street was open on Saturday and service. VIII be conducted thore in accordance "i.h the usual church schedule. Officers Of the congregation are. fresident, Albert Joselowitz; vice. president, A. Mason: financial secra. [ary and treasurer, Albert Hawiszer. of the. board of trustees. David A. Lipman.