New Britain herald., 1925-01-08

hiah ID " NuA Nllt itN hhh VI ailV" the air to get into the water and then treat il with chemicals for that purpose.
 oxygen will be used because it is felt that the lack of change in the pond causes the taste and odor 10 stay there. Dr. Cook stated today That every known means will be taken this week Co cure the water of the elements in 1t and he hopes 10 have the water right before the week is out He stated that the water company officials have offered him every cooperation possible and If the work of sanitary engineer falls of success, the pumps will be started again this week
 More Scarlet Fever
 Dr. Cook stated today that three more cases of scarlet fever have been reported to him. This makes total of six new cases and a total Of 10 cases since the beginning of the sickness. Dr. Cook warns the people that any sign of sore throat should be at once reported 10 the family physician so that If there are any symptoms of contagious dis eases, the physician may be enabled 10 detect them in time and prevent spread of the sickness. Dr. Cook states that there is no cause for alarm.
 Episcopal Church Annual
 The annual meeting of the Epis- copal church of Our Saviour, will be held Monday evening at o'clock in the parish house. Officers will be elected for the coming year and dis cussion of the budget for the year will be held. All legal voting mem- bers Of tho parish are urged to at- | tend.
 Basketball Game
 The Goldenrods Of Plainyile will go to Unionvile this evening to meet the big team of that town on the squared court. The locals are in fine fcttle for the game and have played several contests this year. So far. the locals have been successful in defeating all but one of their oppo- nents and they hope for a win to- night. The lineup includes the fol- lowing: Schomohl, smith, Rogers, Arel, Foran. Matteo and Cassidy. A large number of fans from this town will 80 up the valley to see the game.
 Holy Name smoker
 A regular business meeting and smoker of the Holy Name society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy was held last evening in Brock 1 Barnes, American Legion post rooms on Whiting street, Preparations were made to hold a social in the rooms next Thursday evening.
 PlainyiiIe Briefs
 The Misses Natalie and Barbara Case. have returned to their respec- tive schools after spending the holi- days at their homes here.
 Gerald Freeman of Whiting street has returned to his studies at Darth- mouth college.
 Antonio piMarco of East Main street is attending contractors convention in Chicago. III.
 Sterling Wyckoff has returned 10 Simsbury 10 resume his studies aft CT the Christmas vacation. Miss Ruth Jacobs Of the teaching staff has returned from her home in Vermont after weeks illness.
 Miss Dorothy Clayton has resumed her studies at st. Margaret's school in Waterbury.
 John O'Day has moved his fam fly and household goods into his new home on Broad street
 Miss T'nie Benstead of Washing ton street is confined 10 her home with an attack of the grip.
 John Martin and family are nov irg from Bank street 10 Fierce street.
 Robert sneideman left yesterday to resume his studies in the Uni- versity of Vermont.
 Se7uass"n lodge, I. Q. Q. r., will meet tonight at S o'clock n I. o. o r. hall on West Main street.
 Our annual sale now going on, ooctd isconnt. H. A. James, 5S West Main St.--adyt.
 January clearance sale-~eXtraor- dinary bargains-l. J. Birnbaum.- advt.
 noming's Taxi Seryice-Tel. 9792. -advt.