New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
tions to the council.
 Kaichcr Unknown

Although Mr. kaicher has been tically 10 years and the greater part of that time it's secretary, his pres cncc on the board is apparently un- known to the health officer, so citi- zens commented last night after hearing Dr. Woisard's remarks. "The secretary of this board, whoever he may be-" said the doctor, should have forwarded recommendations of the board to the council"
 Instructed to Appear
 Mayor Wade asked the health of ficcr, If the health board had not voted that in matters of importance. the health officer was instructed 10 appear before the council to sup port the recommendations
 Dr. Woisard said that was so.
 Evidently then you consider that this matter is not one Of impor- | tance," said Mayor Wade. Here the health officer received a flashing which forced him 10 admit that the '-IIdlIID'l bl CulllllltlCb SullS OI lUt last few days on the Rockwell Park question had been loaded with in- formation, furnished by him. Tracy Saves Woisard
 desire to deIve deeper into means of correcting the situation saved Dr. | Woisard from the bitter failing of | Mayor Wade, who clearly showed that he was "boss" in the city and wanted the health officer to know 1t. | Mir. Tracy broke in on the invcctive | of the mayor and asked the health 1 officer if case of infection had ever been traced to bathing. Dr.. Woisard could not answer and re- ferrcd the question 10 pr. Knowlton, who discussed the matter generally.
 Evadcd Question
 When Dr. Knowlton finished, 1 Commissioner Tracy said that the doctor had oyaded his question and then asked if the pools in Hartford were chlorinated. Dr. KnoWlton called upon Charles l.. Pool, sani- tary engineer of the state hoard of health to answer. Mir. Pool said that all seven pools had been treated that way.
 Then you don't bother about the Connecticut river" said Mir. Tracy Well you can't keep people from endangering themselves" replied Mir, Pool.
 Mir. Tracy explained that the park board wanted all information so as to improve matters and said tha everything known 10 the board mem hers had been done 10 keep con ditions in good shape.
 Hard Question For KnOwltOn
 Whether chlorination would ef fectualy take care of the contam ination was a hard question to an swer in the opinion of Dr. Knowl ton when City planner Elmer r, Stockton propounded the problem Mir. Stockton said that he under stood from the discussion that nc water was safe unless chorinatet and therefore 1t would he foolish fo the council to spend s1O,OOo for spring water supply. when chlorin atod river water would he as good He thought that the question c chlorination should he looked int carefully before it was adopted.
 Hates Calamity Howlcrs
 Calamity howlers had made ,nurI ado about nothing according 70 May or Wade. who said that he wno, matter was aimed nrincipal,y as shot at, him All shots were wei come, he said as he was uSci . rough treatment 5ut he thought tha the time for inc howiaC 10 stor ha arrived. Tho mayor declared tha trrce times within year, roa s ha gone up over trivial matters, men t'oning the smallpox scare, in scarlet fever furore and tho lrtsrr bathing pool uproar. I: has bccom aggravating 10 him. he said. as
 happened with such frequency. an Jew he wanted matters settled nnc for all.
 River supply Closed
 Here much wind came out uf tlr sails Of the mayors critics when tr announcement was made that Il river supply 10 the lagoon had bee Y shut off more than a week 1g3. e this source of contamination as r, d moved the health department pr n pared 10 sheath its weapons and IT tire.
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 Dedication of the new s5oo,0t