New Britain herald., 1925-03-06
DI SALVATORE SENT
 ID COUNTY JAIL Sentenced to Three Months by
 Superior Court Judge HEALTH BOARD MEETING
Vaccination Question May Be Brought Tn Again Tonight--Ed-
 ward 4. Nicring Exalted Ruler of
 Elks--Rey. E. M. Donnclly Coming

Ilks--Rey. E. M. DonncIly Coming
 Three months in jail were imposed upon Salvatore DiSalyatore of this city by Judge Newell Jennings in the criminal side Of the superior court yesterday in Hartford, when he ap- peared as the result of the brawl at his home on Cherry street a month ago, when Antonio Tottore was kill cd and Mrs DiSaIvatore was so badly slashed that she died at the Hartford hospital. The evidence in- dicatnd that the brawI was a tragedy of errors as the wrong man" was apparently killed. From the moagre facts available, DiSalvotore inter fercd when he saw his wife being slashed and Tottore interposed as peacemaker. In the general melee, in which Joseph Loogrande seemed 10 have been tho slasher, Tottore was shot. LeoGrandc was given 10 months in jail several days ago.
 IilfttGHi bl 4NIEN,
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Salva- tore DiSalvat0re, will be held at St. Anthonys church on Saturday morn ing at o'clock after the high mass of requiem. burial will take place in the St. Thomas cemetery.
 Health Board Meeting
 Whether the fareup of the anti vaccinattonst group on "Wednesday before the legislature will have an aftermath at the meeting of the To- cal board of health tonight is being specuated upon about the city to- day. At the legislative hearing. this city was mentioned several times, once when State Health Commission er Stanley osborne commended Dr. Joseph I, Woisard for his firm stand on the vaccination question when smallpox was feared here. He con- mended the local health officer high ly for his vigilance.
 This city was well represented at the state hearing and petition bearing 500 signatures of Bristol people was among the matters eN- tended for the consideration of the state law body. As the local health board meetings were turned into rous by the hedlarl over the vac cinaton question, it is thought by medical authorities that some at tempt may he made tonight 10 bring up the matter again, as lt has lain in allowance for sevcra months, Dr. Wosari has not reconsidercd his de- cision for compulsory vaccination and only held up last fall at the re- quest of the school authorities, who did not wish interference with some of their plans.
 Directors Meeting Called
 A meeting of the directors of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce has been called for Tuesday moo nat the T.lks club at 1915. Following the dinner, the directors will consider several items of business, among which will be referenda from the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. all important matters now before the Connecticut general assembly.
 F,lks Elect Officers
 Edward A. Nierng was elected ex- altel ruler of the Bristol lodge of FIks at the meeting last night. The other officers who were elected are William G. Johnston. esteemed lead ing knight; Robert w. Harris, es- tecmed loyal knight; William T. Fries esteemed lecturing knight; George L. Roberts, secretary; Hilary $. Driscoll, treasurer; Kenneth Stumrf~ tylor and William r. Hynds. trustee for three years.
 Thomas T. Malcv was elected the representative to the grand lodge and Albert LeFebrve was elected his alternate.
 Property Transfers
 John and Mary Clark Coulou have sold to the John Conlon Coal con- pany of Pennsylvania. property on Riverside avenue.
 Sarah E. Eaton has sold to Annie $ Burzler lot on Terryvlle avenue. $, Rurzier and Wanda Sommerfeldt have sold to Wandan Sommerfeldt, property on Franklin street,
 Former Curate Coming
 Announcement was made today that Rev. E. M. ponnelly of North Grosycnordale, former curate of St, Josorh's church, will spcak at the gathering in the otd church on March F. when thr closing rites of inc old edilicc will ho carried out in Ia hlaze ot glory under the auspices of Division No. 1 4. n H, The di- vision has planned q program for the old HdiGcr and another one for the Federal IIi)I auditorium. nearby, where the New Departure orchestra will play d dance program.
 i The appearance of Father non- nelly will he welcome as he is con- | sjdorod one of tho most popular of