New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

very prominent in the work that tho state is accomplishing Dr, O'Bricn especially ha\inL N large number of friends in this city owing 10 the fact that several Bristol people as well us visitors interested in the work have ioururyed to Seaside Sanat0rium and met the popular and prominent superintendent, Tho stories that these two superintrn. dents will tcll next Wednesday night should have d great appeal 10 large number of Bristol people in. asmuCh as scores Of Bristol folks have benefited by tHo retaining work of the various state sanatoria, Seaside Sanatorium and Laurel Heights arc two of group of ir. s'itnuons maintained hy the state.
 Tn" meeting of next week comrs within the week of the annual mem hcrship campaign of the Employees Health Protective league. This or Gani2ation is one ot Brlstol's most popular and successful groups, cX- tending q direct benefit 10 many, With a membership of nearly 4,o00. it acts as very helpful organiZa. tion The work of the l"aGue has TOW grown 10 such an extent that i' is oNpcndjnE over S6o0 month in inc Carr Of Br'stol folks at the
 various state sanatoria. The com ling of the two superintondonts next Wednesday evening means a won. .darful opportunity for Bristol folk' to gain first hand information re- igardinG tho work Of these two very helpful agencies Of state relief tt
 those threatened with or suffering
 from tuberculosis,
 Owing to the work of inc loca : league there have bccn many cas" | in Bristol that have been cured, an l tho work of the local lnaguc canno . he emphasized In too commcndabl q manner.
 Complimentary tickets for th . talks of next Wednesday night ma . bc secured from any member Of tn r bonrd Of managers, from any of ,h |, factory representatives or from th $ offices Of tho Bristol Realty com pany or the Chamber Of Commerce {, Thccr Is no charge for these ticket y the meeting will commences at
 o'clock and all people int"rtS'' Q will be welcome.
 . Elected to Phi Beta Kappa U Garrison s. Barnes, son of M :! and Mrs. Arthur s. Barnes Of lt J High street has been colctod to "a ' Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. u ~ honorary scholastic society, s' Mir. Barnes graduates from "a " next June.
 .o Chimney Fire .. Squad A from Central Fire St
 ton and Engine Company No. were called out at &;45 ?. m. yo ,t torday to eXtinguish a chimney fl ,, in the house owned hy Daniel ,, Hcffernan and occupied by l. nt Paulman at 9l Maple street.
 There was TO damage.
 Building Front Cleaned . Tho front Of the building f -. years occupied by the Prospt lo hotel on Prospect street is bel . cleaned by q sand-blast process lie which the bricks are restored nc their original color This buildi' n. as well as other on the same str ,.,. in the vicinity of the passenger s "A .ion. have been carrying on Ill ". exterior th" Smok" end soot 'r' .,. locomotives accumulated over oh span of good many years. he Womcn's Foreign Missionary Soci .nl Arrangements have been ms re whereby the Womens Foreign N .s, sionary soci"ty will meet tomorr H. afternoon at the home of Mrs. sa
 Lindsay of Garden street, Fore
 vile, instead of at the homo of \ .n- Parker as originally planned. ,th IntcrScholaStic Debate yn- At @:45 D. n., this afternoon ,an third ntrrschoolaStiC debate will rill held in the Community theatrr W ms the TorrinGton high school. ,on on the Bristol team will be Al in ham Hael,mun. '@6. Barbara La be '26, Edward Kondcil, '96, W
 Dorothy Tyler. " as alternate. cd- The judges for the debate will of Judge Epaphroditus Peck, Judge at Russell Mink and Rev, Ernest on. Wismer
 na- The subject has not becn are nouncod.
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