New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

Of cruits and vegetables. The farm- CTS who grow the vegetables and sell them from door to door in the infected districts will be examined, as will the merchants patronized by the residents of them. By this means 1t is expected that the source will De finally located and the sproadic typhoid outbreaks which have oc- cured here for years will be final ly eliminated.
 Six new cases of chicken poX have also been reported. These are all among children at the Linden street school and the disease is known 10 have been brought in from out Of town. The six cases have been isolated and Quarantined, suspicious cases are sent home from school. and it is not believed that further cases will develop.
 Daniels-Bindas Adrian Daniels of 42 Broad street and Rose Rindas of Tomlinson av- enue will he married on Saturday morning. The ceremony will be performed in New Britain.
 Proposal For Sewer
 One O. the important matters 10 come before the annual town meet inS Monday night is the voting Of an appropriation 10 lay surface sewer in the east end of the town. Plain- villa being as level as it is. drainage is slow after storms or winter thavs, and the water accumulates into the great lakes" which fill the fields and streets cast Of East street This has several evil effects, but the one most commonly mentioned Ia that chill dron attending the Linden street school are forced to either stay at home or wade through the water at tho great risk ot catching colds. With the new high school being built in that section the situation hn- comes douh'y urgent and an artificial method of drainage Is deemed i'm perativa.
 The objection 10 1t will be that f. will empty into the Quinnipiack river and that property owners or the state authorities may complain nf stream pollution. Being an outlet for only surface water, however, it Is expected that pollution will be negligible.
 r. 6. Buell. Funeral
 Funeral services for Francis s. Ruell. who died at the New Britain General hospital yesterday morning will he held at his late residence on Forestyille avenue tomorrow after noon at o:3o o'clock. Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff, pastor of the Congresa- tjonal church, and Rev. Robert Bur ion Of Hartford, former pastor of .the Church Of Our Saviour, will Of fciate
 Extra Day 10 File Lists
 Property owners are given by law :he month Of October 10 file their lists of taxable property with tho daily at the Town hall for this purpose. October S1 falling on Sun iAy this year. the following day. Monday. November 1. will be con- silerel within tho time limit and lists will be received on that day. ac- rording to John J. Kmmel, chair man of the board or assessors.
 Bachelor Dinner
 4 bachelor dinner was given to John Carlson of Fornstvine at th" City cluh Hartford, Monday night hy the drill team of the Dramatic Order Knights Of Khorassan Of New Britain. Mir. Carlson was presented with chest Of silver. On October 20 he Will marry Miss Beatrice zick i wolfe Of Plainyillc.
 Death Of Infant
 The infant daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Drawec Of Torestyille av- enue died Monday night, less than q hours after its birth. It was buried In St. Joseph's cemetery this morning.
 Meetings of the Week
 The Woman's Federation Of the Congregational church will hold a , ewing meeting In the church par Iors at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 The Young Peoples society Of the Baptist church will give public social this evening In the church parlors.
 The Womcn's Home and Foreign Missionary society Of the Advent , Christian church will meet at o'clock Thursday afternoon at th" home Of Mrs. Irving $. Purdy, 2l Broad street.
 At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the Woman's Missionary society Of tho Haptist church will meet at the home Of Mrs. H. X. Temple.
 "The Being and Nature of God 1 will hn the topic Of the study at the devotional meeting to be held al i 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Baptnst church. The entertain i ment committee of the fire depart- ment will meet at . o'clock tonight in the frcmen's room.
 Tcmco Bowling
 All four teams in the TrumhulI ! Electric Mfg. Co., bowling l"aEuo 1. are deadlocked with three wins and {, three losses each as result Of this . weeks games on Hart's alleys. Iivincton's work featured the even i, Ing. He pulled the Sharks to two ! wins with a high single of 1"4 and . a three-string total of 3o5. i
 The scores:
 Crahs Johnson .... n3 ot 7a-c62 | Fl. Griffin ..... = Hc F"-oS6 ! Edwards ... SC So 100--"i5 , nionne .. & na Ioo--c91 !