New Britain herald., 1925-01-20


 That the two or three new cases of scarlet fever. which were re- ported yesterday, indicate any alarm for the city is doubted by Health Officer Joseph I. Woisard, who said this morning that the in- lection developed from former cases by contact where children had been playing together. The two school nurses, Misses Mary F. Mulligan and Eugenla Norton were dispatched im- mediately 10 take charge Of the cases and every move was made by the health officer 10 conhne the spread of the disease. Women in Court.
 Five women will be among those tried in the Wolcott court before Justice Oscar Todd on Wednesday, when the cases of John Leyandosh and Anthony Stryeski. charged with violations of the liquor laws, will be heard. After State Policeman Her bert Cleveland and John Hill, as- sisted by local officers, Joseph Strup and Henry Jeglinski. on Sat- urday had raided the homes of Lovandoski and Stryeski and con- flscated mash and other intoXicants, q visit 10 the home of Karl Selenka, also In Wolcott was made. There the officers met five tartars, who tussled so well with the officers that Selenka escaped but was later cap- tured. Attorney Joseph r. Dutton of this city will represent Levan- doski In court while Assistant Prose- cutting Attorney William N. Derosier of this city will prosecute.
 Council to Make Estimates.
 The annual estimates of receipts and expenditures for the various city departments for the present fiscal year will be made by the city coun- cil at it's regular meeting to be held in the city hall this evening at 7:30 This will be one of the important meetings of the year when the ac- counts for the various city depart ments will be gone over and the es- inmates, which are basis for the appropriations for the various de- partments will be made.
 In addition to making the esti- mates, several committees will make important reports and street hear ings will be held for street im- provement work on Gridley street Several other matters will also be acted upon.
 Community Event Tonight.
 The third event in the series of Community Events programs given at the Bristol Community theater will take place tonight when Kath, crime lift Jones, reader, and Georgia Price, American Harpiste, will appear in a concert program Both are well known artists who have appeared in leading concerts throughout the country, Miss Jones is recognized as leader in the art of interpreting beautiful things in literature. Her interpretation of southern scenes are particularly eff. fective.
 The event is one of the series of five community sponsored by a committee of 110 leading citizens of the city. The officers of the BristoI Community Events Committee are President, the Rev. William B. West; vice-president, Charles s. Joy; sec, retary, Earl J. Arnold; treasurer Edson M. Peck.
 Tax Collector Fractures Ankle.
 Tax Collector Francis B. Rifle, sustained a fracture of the ankl' last evening when he slipped on thu ice in front of the garage in tht rear of his home on Franklin Place He was attended by Dr. H. D. Bren, nan who reduced the fracture.
 During Tax Collector Riley's ab. sence, his office will be in charge of his assistant, Miss Ora Narcotic Spanish War Vets to Install. Officers for the ensuing year vii be installed at the regular meeting of the Captain G. A. Hadsell camp Spanish War Veterans, 10 be helt in Red Mems hall this evening. | social lime will follow the installa. ton exercises.
 Property Transfers. PasQuale D'Ambrosia has sold tt Joseph D'Ambrosia property or Park street,
 fgancy Kucirka has quit claimed to Anthony kaschak five lots or Broad street.
 | Foremen's Clubs Entertained.
 The New Departure Foremeni clubs entertained the Foremen'! clubs of the Seth Thomas Clocl Company of Thomaston. the Chase Rolling Mills of Watertown and thu scoviIl Manufacturing Company O Waterbury at the Endee Inn las evening. A banquet and socia time was held.
 Funeral of John Peter Bassar.
 The funeral of John Peter Bassar who died at his home on Jerom, street yesterday morning. was helt at St, Joseph's church this morning at o'clock. Following the higl mass of requiem. burial took plac, in the St. Thomas cemetery.
 School League Opens
 The Bristol public grammar schoo basketball league began its winte schedule yesterday afternoon witt the league divided into two group or two league. The "A" league i composed of the following teams Federal Hill. Forestville. John J Jennings. South Side Annex. Tn "B" league has the following teams East Bristol, North Side, Park stree and South Side.
 1 Although a large school the Parl street team is in the 'I'' league a there are no grades above the siXtI