New Britain herald., 1924-03-25
Bristol Nous
PROTEST ADMITTING VALENCHAS ID JAIL County Officials Feared Causing
 Epidemic Of Diphtheria HE BROKE QUARANTINE

HE BROKE QUARANTINE 1 Democrats 10 Choose Convention
 Delegates April e--C0mmittces Se-
 lrctcd for Policrmcns BalI-Harry
 Andrew Candidate for Postmaster. Although the story Of the man without country is well known. the l local police have tale, sad in many
 respects, and very like that of the
 man, who spurned his flag. Stanis-
 laus Nalenchas, convicted of violation
 of the quarantine law in this city. is
 the man. so sorlorn that even the Hartford county jail did not want 1 him, for strange to say the officials al the county lodging house were very reluctant yesterday to admit the prisoner. when he was accompanied by no less a parsonage than Detec- 1 tivo-Scrgeant Daniel McGillicuddy of N''r 'SNsa poiANNs fhs AIlt sfi StdIll Was armed with the command of the local court. the jail officials argued for an hour and let Nalenehas in but only after calling up the health off cials Of Hartford and invoking every other possible means of sending the man back to this city. But the local policeman Was obdurate. He had the courts command 10 deliver the man 10 the county jail for safe keep ing and who was he to criticize any court, even if the man had been in house where diphtheria ragged: The man had been fumigated by Health Officer Dr. ]. I. Woisard of
 Bristol and declared safe 10 be ad- mitied to the best Of iails. \ cer- tihcaic, t"stifying 10 condition Of Nalenchas, Was also included with the mittimus delivered by the local police sergeant. The county jail off cials looked the papers over du- biously and finally, seeing inc impos- sibility of legal argument al least, gave Nalenchas lodging.
 Democratic Delegates
 Delegates 10 tho state, senatorial congressional and county conventions will be chosen at the annual caucus of the democratic party on April 9 in this city, according 10 the call issued today by Acting Chairman John Don nelly, X new town committee will also be chosen al this gathering. The present chairman. Joseph r. Dutton, is In Europe on a world tour and will not be home until the state conrcn- tion date in May, when the delegates will gather in New Haven. Local democrats feel optimistic over the lo- cal situation because of the recent up- hcaval in the local republican ranks and are sure that this win be a banner year for the party, locally at least.
 Baii Committees Chosen
 Subcommittee for the police ball on April 9j at the high school build ing were appointed last night at a. meeting of the general committee in the city council chamber as follows: Arrangements, Mayor John r. Wade, Chief Ernest T. Belden, Captain Thomas F. Guckin. Sergeant Daniel l McGillicuddy. Judge William ]. Ma lone, Prosecuting Attorn,y James T. ! Mathcr. Louis \. Wheeler. Roscoe l.. ] Sessions, Councilman Homer li,sJudd. i Joseph Devine and Earl ], Arnold; 1 treasurer for tickets, Chief Ernest Y. | Beldcn: dancing. Roscoe l.. Sessions, | Joseph bovine, Judge William j. Ma. l lone. Tire Chief John II. Hayes and | Louis A. Wheeler: concert, Mayor Jchn r.. Wade, Chief Ernest r. BcldA en and Earl ]. Arnold.
 As the athletic contests of the win- ter season are over at the high school gymnasium. permission has been to the ball committee 10 re- surface Inc floor to put il in excellent condition for thn dancing. The floor has bern coated with sticky sug- stance for the benefit of tha basket. ljai players and for this rcason has moi been considered a good dancing surface. The plans fer the event ot April .j call for a concert by high glass rIrsicians in the Community the. itrr the inst part of the evening and Inc dancing will follow in the gyinna- num until o'clock. music being played by a 10 piece orchestra.
 Liquor Ca~c CDtinucd
 Continuance until Thursday was granted at the request or Attorney Noble E. pi,rcc this morning in the .ase of Joseph Iignan, charged with iolations Of the liquor Ia" in respect Q selling and with reputation of haV- ng intnxirants for sal" Iigman was arrested yesterday at his restaurant ,n IaUrri street after the police iauor squad had descended upon he place. After bonds of si.n0o had ,,en posted. he was released for trial his morning.
 Stanley 1iinia,e a,eaiso arrested ycstcr- l, lay. will b" heard on Thursday morn rg on a charge of hating been in- oAicatcd. As the result of his in- l: oxiration. the raid was conducted on he Zigman establishment.
 Gar Exchange prUntot,d
 Preliminary details have been com ,i.ted for tltc promotion of a usrd ar exchange in this city aHIong the totor car d"atrrs. The exchange has gen incorporated and will open for ,usincss cn April 1 on the old storage ] fant or il. Wallace Barncs company @ Riverside avenue. T.. Gordon . gald igin. veil kuU~n youug man of