New Britain herald., 1927-10-06

to the effect of the presence of the
frehouse, on the values of the prop
critics which may lie adjacent TO
whatever site may finally be select
cd. Some property owners state
that the property in the immediate
vicinity to the building will be de-
preciated in value upon the compile
ton of the house. while others are
of the opinion that the presence of
fire company and fire fighting
equipment on the hill, will appre-
ciate all of the hill property.
1t is generally admitted that
Federal Hill section of the city
where some of Bristol's most val
liable property is located, and 1t is
felt that a modest, bungalow type of
building even If built in the very
residential center OF the hill, will not
be Objectionable,
spinal Meningitis epidemic Unlikely
While the health department and
the School Physician DR.. A. $.
Bracket are taking every prccau-
ton to prevent any spread Of cere-
bro spinal meningitis following one
death from the disease and the iso-
lation Of one other case, 1t is not
believed that there is danger of the
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proportions. Daily examinations
are made OF the pupils in the school
grades known TO have been exposed
and every pupil discovered to have
symptoms even remotely similar to
those OF spinal meningitis, are ex-
amined by the school physician and
upon his recommendation are given
medical attention.
>cighborhoOd Club Annual
Officers for the ensuing year will
the South Chippins Hin Neighbor-
hood club to be held IN the school
/ house this evening. Following the
election and business meeting, re-
froshmonts will be served and a So
/ cial hour enjoyed.
Candidates File Expense Accounts
| OF the candidates in the re-
cent election who have filed their
| expense account. Paul Y. Rosen.
candidate for assessor is the only
one who admits any expense. He
spent $3.50 for signs according to his
return. Other candidates who have
| filed an account showing no expcndi-
| lure. are: Frank w. Dntton. can
didate for the city council: John T.
, Wade. candidat" for mayor; Ernest
! f. Merrill. candidate for the council
| and Homer II. Judd. candidate for
the council.
Boys Club Auxiliary Meeting
Reports of officers and commit
/ tees for the past year will be re-
! Ccived and plans for the work fol
| the coming season will be considered
at the annual meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Bristol Boys clut
to be held next Monday. The meet.
ing has been called for e:30 in the
afternoon and will be held at tbs
/
Selected For Leading Role
Harry Coo Olmsted, well known
local baritone. soloist at the First
! Congregational church and a mem.
Der of the well-known Colonia
Quartette of Hartford, has been Sc
lccted TO sing the leading solo par
in the forthcoming Communit,
Players production. The Jade Doll
From now until the date of produc
ltion, October u and %. intonsiv
rehearsals will be held under tn
direction of the author
Attending Conference
Superintendent 81 schools kar
4. Roichc left today for Manchester
Vt, to attend a conference of Edu
Gators drawn from all Of New Eng
land. The headquarters of the con
ference will be at the Hotel Equinox
Fifteen other Educators from thi
state will be in attendance,
Entertain For HomccomerS
DR. and Mrs. r. Siliciano OF Bris
tol entertained relatives at dime
sunday in honor OF the home com
ing of Mrs. Siliciano's mother anc
sitter, Mrs. c. Riccio and Mrs. J. A
Bisaccia of New BritaiG, who hav'
spent the summer months in Europe
Guests were present from brooklyn
New Haven, Waterbury and Bridge
port