New Britain herald., 1924-09-11

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 General committee - Mayor I. F. Wade. chairman; Captain Arthur laRoeque, Clair NJ. Pfennig, Earl J, Arnold. Joseph r. Dutton, Rev. Err nest l., Wisiner c. Eric Waldo, Charles T. Blanchard. Arvid Ander- son, Judge William ]. Malone, Judge & Russell Mink, Rev. Oliver T. Magnet, Buell. J, Ferguson, Captain Frank s. Merrill and William N. De- Roster.
 Program and exercises ---Earl ]. Arnold, chairman, Mobilization committee---Lieut, Arthur LaRocque. Organization and Walter Yale. Automobile commlttee-Emil H. Funk. Committee on schools Karl A. ReicSe Parade committee Frank W. Merrill, chairman and marshal, Judge William J. Malone. l.. A. Wheeler, Oscar Anderson and George Quinion, "r
 Bond Issue Disposed Of
 Gaining a premium of $5,015 on the sale, Of the recently authorized bond issue of the city is the record Of City Treasurer George S. Beach, as the result of the disposal yester- day afternoon to Fuller, Richter & Aldrich Co.,, of Hartford at a price of s1,016,71 bond. Former Mayor Joseph NJ. Halloran Of New Britain represented the successful bidders when the sealed bids were opened yesterday afternoon at the Bristol Trust Co.
 The city officials feel highly grati- fed over the success of Treasurer George s. Beach in the prices ob- tained.
 The bidders in addition to the suc- cessful Hartford firm were: Ester brook & Co.,, of Boston and Putnam & Go. of Hartford, s1,o12.91; First National Bank, Boston, s1,0O5. 90; National City Co.,, New York, s1,- Oo1s7; Thompson, Fem & Co.,, Hartford, $1,010.O7; Putnam, starer O.. Boston, s1,00S.56; Coming & Co.,, Hartford; R. L. Day Co, Bos- ton, and R. F. Griggs & Co.,, of Waterbury, $1,001.59; Harris, Forbes X Co.,, Roy T. Barnes Co.,, both of Hartford, s1,0os.32; Eldridge & Co.,, Boston. $1,Oe1.50.
 Pierce Addresses Gathering
 Chairman Noble F. Pierce of the board of education addressed the gathering at the board meeting last night. when discussion of the vac- cination question was anticipated MT. Pierce informed those present that the vaccination matter would not be taken up.
 Certificates have been sent out by the board of education to all pupils, teachers and attaches, informing them that Health Officer J. I. Woi- sard had told the board that he would ask for the exclusion of pu- pills who had not submitted to the vaccine virus treatment.
 Convention Coming Here
 Plans for the entertainment of the delegates of the Patriotic Order of America are being discussed by the local camp, following the honor paid to this city, yesterday at the state convention in Meriden by the award Ing of next years convention to Bristol. The arrangements for the event must be handled far in ad- vance of the actual session 90 that work has been started by the local members. Washington Camp of this city enjoys large membership and Is considered one of the strongest camps in the state. Committees will be announced In the near future for the event
 Vaccination Progresses
 Reports on the vaccination totals in the local schools indicate that the city at large is falling in line with celerity, following the stand pat" attitude of the board of health last week. Many held up tho virus treatment until after the action of the board, thinking that some change might be made in the order of Health Officer Woisard. As no change has been made, the order must he accepted or trouble with the city officials will result.