New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
.FIREMEN ID MAKE
 CITY INSPECTION
Careless Property Owners Will
 Be Checked Up
WADE'S PROCLAMATION
Orchestra And Glce Club at High school Announced -- Railroad Is silent On Protection at Federal Street Grade Crossing,

Next week will be fire prevention week and efforts will be made dur ing that period to impress on citizens and children the importance of exer- cising the proper care when starting 1 fires and to endeavor to keep fire hazards down 10 a minimum. l During the week the business dis triCt will be given a thorough in- speCtion by fire department employ es under the supervision of Chief John H. Hayes and all improper conditions noticed will be brought to the attention of those responsible. ] Cellars will be looked over and par ticular attention will be directed to the rear of buildings to see that rub bish and inhammable material of any sort is not allowed to accumu- late.
 Fire Chief Hayes and school off, cials will pay a visit to each school in the city at some unannounced time and the fire drill will be sound ed, Records of the time taken to clear the buildings will be taken to determine which district has the best drilled children.
 Posters will be displayed and cir Culars distributed throughout the city outlining the aims of officials in the fire prevention drive, which in recent years has become a national affair.
 cf fnJo,- 1T toists could materially help the fire department by not following the ap- paratus through the streets. Two companies respond 10 each call and many times the second company is delayed by the number of cars which fall in behind the first piece of ap- paratus. In many instances in the past, autoists have also drawn so close to hydrants near the scene of the fire that firemen are obliged to run around them before the water connection can be made.
 Mayor John r. Wade today issued the following proclamation in con- nection with fire prevention day and fire prevention week:
 "The governor of this state having designated October Il next as fire prevention day, and the week of Oc- tober 3 to 9 having been designated as national fire prevention week, have to request that the people ot Bristol cooperate with Fire Chiei Hayes and other authorities ir every way possible to further the work of education in regard to fire prevention, which will be under taken during the week, in order that the ever-inCreasing loss of property by fire be minimized and the city generally be placed in the most favorable position in the mat ter of lire prevention.
 JOHN r. WADE,
 Mayor"
 High school Musical Organization
 The orchestra, boys glee club and girls glee club have been organized at the local high school, the per sonnel of each organization as an- nounced by Principal Henry E. Cot tie being as follows:
 Orchestra: Niolins, Sidney AleXan- der. William Hanrahan, Alice Pritch- ard, Dorothy Dewey. Helen Went land, Nelma Demarais, Irving Hodg- kinson, Faith Barnes, Richard Arms, Louise White, William Hunt, John Zagryn, Elsie Loomis, Mary Osem- kowski, Harold Unterspan, Leonard Herbert, Ruth Fritz. Carolina Salva- tore; violin cello, Elizabeth Priest <; double bass, Edith Wheeler, William Blank; comets. Philip Ingraham, Fred Deichman. William Porch; saxophone, Rodney Garfield; trom- bone, Henry Porch; piano, Earle