New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
ONLY SOUND MEAT
 ID BE SOLD HERE
Health Officer and Inspector
 Start Cleanup Drive
ROCK KWELL PARK CROWDED
Memorial Day Program Attended by
 Thousands--Policc Clerk Begins nutics--TIcarings To Be Given Al Council Meeting Tomorrow Night

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 Council Meeting Tomorrow Night
 A campaign against sellers Of un- wholesome meat is being waged by Health Officer W. l. Woisard and Inspector Henry Jaglinski On Sat urday Herman Baron of Waterbury was picked up for selling unwholc- some meat on School street and was arrested by Officer Jaglinski In inc city court he was fined $@5 and costs for selling unwholesome meat and S5 and costs for selling without a license.
 Another meat merchant Of this city was brought before the court this morning but unsuhstantiated ICharges caused his case to be nollcd upon payment of costs.
 Many Minor Accidents
 Minor accidents kept the desk of Ifccrs at police headquarters busy on Saturday night and Sunday as score or more of triling crashes took place. No injuries were re- ported. The officers feel clatcd that the huge volume of traffic was handled Saturday with the speed and safety that it was.
 North Adams Wins
 North Adams found no difficulty yesterday afternoon at Muzzy Field in whitcwashing the New Depar- lures by 10 score. The locals seemed in the midst of general slump and failed 10 show any of their old time form.
 Motor Trio Crashes
 Motor cars owned by James Case of this city, Raymond Thompson Of New Britain and Frederick N, Fran cis of Southington collided at the function of Maple and Judd streets and Pennington avenue yesterday No one was injured. The Case car was pushed through the fence. which adioips the railroad tracks at the point but escaped with broken lights and bent lenders The police are Investigating.
 Many Visit Park
 Thousands were attracted to Rockwell park on sunday by the Rockwell memorial day program oi aquatic and other events The Swimming and diving contests were run off under the direction of Life guards Grattan O'Connell and Johr Crouin. During the afternoon con |, ccrts was given by the New Depart ure band. which also played durnI |, the evening. Mayor John r, Wad and the board of park commission CTS were guests of honor,
 Almost at the eleventh hour th' plans for the memorial in honor o the late Park Commissioner Alber |, r.. Rockwell were checked when th' controversy over the condition 0 the water in the bathing lagoon tool o place. After a hectic health hoarc meeting Health Officer Joseph Woisard withdrew his objection t' c the pond when the decision wa - made to discontinue the supply iron the pepuahuCk river, Although | e had been freely stated about th II city that the greater portion of th II water 10 the lagoon came from ih - river the facts gleaned at th C health board meeting showed tha h only a tenth of the water suppl l. came from that source.
 l. Proceeds of the memorial day vii c he devoted to tho fund which is un c der way 10 purchase a suitable me morial to the late park commission CT whose gift of Rockwell park an
 various additional gifts made th
 citys park system possible.
 Clerk Begins Duties
 Clerk Francis Donnelly of the pc q lice Headquarters began his ne'
 duties this morning. having resigne l. from his post at the New Departur
 Manufacturing Co Mir. Dounell
 will also assist in the work of th A tax collectors office in addition { d his duties in connection with ti 1f compilation of the police records. O. Council Meeting Tomorrow d The second meeting of the mOnt O for tho city council will take plac F on Tuesday night, when street heal r. inEs will be among the importar I'd matters of the day, Hearings wi % hc granted to discuss curhing. grac d ing and the laying of sidewalks 0
 various streets of the city. The pC 1. lire and fro boards will also hav i- important reports for the counc IS 10 consider.
 To Largest Crowd Ever at Compound ,n The largest crowd ever in al ar tendance at Lake Cnmpounco c
 any ono day vas present at tho rr
 sort yesterday. II was estimate n, that several thousand reoNle ver rv present. During tho afternoon tr