New Britain herald., 1925-08-07
TREE WARDEN OUT
 OF WORKING FUNDS
Appropriation EXhauSted-F
 lily Made Ill
ATE POORLY COOKED PORK

llhl'NN lpttNN'li 'i ithh' iFtNIi Caused Ky Poorly Cooked Neat Draw Torty-Fie Citizens For Jury Duty,
 That the tree wardcns arproprla- l ton of $1,oo0 was nearly exhausted 1 meaning no more work for that de- partmcnt for the rest of the year, was the information gained this morning from City Clerk Y. B, Steele. Mr. Steele said that 1t had always been the custom in this department to cease work when the appropria- ton was gone and the same pro- cccdure would follow this year, all though Warden Elhert Gaylord had resigned and a successor might be appointed,
 Three applications for the post of warden are now pending before the city council and the successful apDli- cant must rest assured that he will not assume his new duties until next year at least In this department, no fixed salary is paid, as tho work ls pavcd for at an hourly rate. No snccific time is named for the work which is taken care Of as it appears necessary,
 Since tnc resignation of Warden Gaylord. a spirited contest has de- vcIoped for his post as three men desire tho job. Two of his present hclrcrs. Thomas Scott and Georg" flanders have applied and third man is in the running, Arthur D. Weeks.
 Mir, Scott Is learning the tree work through tho aid of the government vocational bureau as he Is war veteran and has already studied un- .ior thcsCovornment teachers.
 Have Govcrnmeut Pay
 Several saving citizens, after learn ing or tho scanty amount of money left in the appropriation. have sal' that tho best way for the city to dr Is to appoint the government Voca tional man and let tho goN'rnm'h rav the bill. Work may he con tInrcd. if this is done, whereas 'h' work will have to he stopped nn'' neyt year. when the appropriation is exhausted.
 Family Made III
 Possibilities of a Bristol mea . I,iu,,,n fOr lP i'll ncss of the whole Resta tamily c ., 4o Gridlcv street were dispolled tc dav hv Dr. K, A. Richardson of tn local hospital staff who said th' the diagnosis had not been fully d' A terminod but that the market Ina - been given clean bill of healtI .o He said that ptomaine poisoning ha !, not bcen determined as the dlal 4 uosis and tho exact nature ot 1T !. illness of Francesca and Vito Resl ,r had not been decided. Mrs. Nad' . lima Resta is being treated at Il F. New Britain General hospital for 1T d same ruzzlinc illness,
 Health Officer Joseph l, WolSal and Meat Inspector I. R, Vail VI - tied the meat market. which h5 boon mentioned by tho members tho family and a careful inspectit was made. Everything was foul in shipshape order and the mark was relieved of condemnation.
 In discussing the case this nor ing, Dr. Richardson said that i sufficient cooking of meat mig have resulted in the illness of q family but that no evidence of u fit meat had been obtained.
 AZ the New Britain General he rtal today fl was stated that NJ
 Rcsta had been made i'll by eati insnnicinntly cooked pork
 ChautauQua Deficit Announced
 Due 10 the demand on the pt of gusrantors and others for Cha tauqua, Bristol will again have cha fau1ua next year in spite of {
 fact that small deficit will
 faced this year, according to an a nounccmont hy President Fra
 Tihhits. It was originally plann
 not tO have ChautauQua in this c
 during 1928 but tho success of [
 junior chautnuQua this year, whi
 is tho largest in the five years
 chluauoua in this city, changed
 minds of those sponsoring the n
 grams.
 Announcement has hocn ma
 that therc will he a deficit this y,
 of something less than $500. Tn
 are 13o guarautors Of this yna
 chauauQua and as result e
 guarantor will he called upon
 m amount somewhere between f
 and five dollars each.
 Guarantors have already CT l.. lmcnced signing mp for next yo' ''o chautauqua, There will he al l' tSe no Guarantcrs for next years ev his as no signature IS being taken r,- copt on the understanding that th l. will he at least that number. -ile The chautauau7 toni was hllad
 capacity last night when the (