New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

oster Eleanor Holt, Dorothy Wa
 dron and Ruby Martin Mrs Mo
 ton lngraham and Mrs. Asaline w.,
 VIII assist as hostesses.
 Evidence of Typhoid
 While four of five cases of typhoj
 lever have been reported in the Fo,
 estvlile section of the city, pr.
 D. Robbins today stated that an ar
 alysis by the state board Of heaIt
 or cultures taken has failed to r.
 veal an absolute case. A sprine o
 lne property of the Sessions Cioc
 70" near Pine street has been clo,
 ed' as It was found that several boy orahN water from brook a shof distance away. However. betwee, the spring and where the youths too, the water, the sewage from severa houses in the vicinity had entera, the brook, which undoubtedly ac counted for the pollution of K stream.
 The situation is being yatcbe. closely by the local health depart ment with view of curtailin- th spread of the disease.
 Last Day For Wednesday Closing
 Today will Q the last day thi year on which stores of the civ vii observe the Wednesday half-holida, closing.
 Parcnt-Tcacher Meeting The monthly meeting of the Par ent-Teachcr association of the Joh, jennings school will be held thi evening at s o'clock in the schoo auditorium. An entertainment pro gram has been arranged for and re Treatments will be served.
 Ncighborhood Club Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting O tho Nomen's auxiliary of the Soutl Chippins Hill Neighborhood clul Will be held Thursday afternoon the home Of Mrs, Dwight Miner o; Hill street.
 New Departure Band Busy
 The New Departure band vii travel 10 Great Burlington tomor. TOW where they will play nornins an ] afternoon concerts Wednesday Thursday and Friday Of this week. From Oc.ober 4th to 9th inclusiv. the F.ndee musicians will be encar- ed at the panhury fair and on Oc. fohsr 1cth. 18th and 14th. the bands men will wind up their fair ssasor by playing at Stafford Springs.
 Places Attachment
 An attachment for s2oo has beer placed by Deputy Sheriff Joseph " Harding on property of Michael J -onergan in an action brought hy John Johnson through Judge S Russell Mink. which is made re. urnable the first Tuesday of No. 'emher before the common pleas al Hartford.
 Republican Caucus October If
 The town caucus of the republican 'arty for the nomination of candi- Iates for representatives in the .eneral assembly. justices of the 'eace, judge of probate and con ia hles will be held on Monday October 11th.
 Representative A. S. Barnes stat. 1 today that he was uncertain as . whether or not he would be andidate for reelection. while it is that Representative Epa- hroditus Peck will accept the nom- nation in the event he is not nom mated for senator from the fifth district.
 Judge s. Russell Mink Of the robate court will be a candidate for enomination and his nomination is ssured.
 City Steam Turned On Due to the extremely damp and pol weather prevailing for the pas, w days, the city steam has been lrned on for the convenience of atrons served by that system. 0 Speak At Fish and Game Outing Judge William J. Malone was the -incipal speaker at the annual out z of the Burlington Fish and anne association held this after ,on at the state hatchery in Bur 1gton. Attorney Joseph P. O'Con- All. secretary Of the local fish and 'me association also attended and ade a few remarks Police Chiefs Meeting Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden, atective Sergeant Daniel McGilli- ddy and Judge Joseph M. Dono- n of the city court are in West Id today attending meeting and ting of the police chiefs.