New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

GUS l,,ooo; Burns li.ooo; Plainvuls Creamery ll.ooo; Lewi. l5.ee0: Nc Lass 2n,ano: Gaudet 4c.0oa; Tuttle ii,oo0. Dexter 100000,
 Following is the percentage e. Pla.nvills Creamery go, Trumhull %, Lewis 91. Pa.cus %, Dexter so. Futile So, Burns sl. De Lags SD. Gaudat ,5. The amount ot rilk fats were as fellows: Lewis :. s. Plainvi,le Creamery 45, Burns 42. Fascus 4.s, De Lase ~. Dexter :. $. Futile :,s. Gaudat 3,s.
 Scarlet Fever Causes Death
 Scarlet fever. for which TO med.- cal aid was called for three days. caused the death 0, Dominik Bosco. $, son Of Mrs. Douinik Bosco Of Maple street yesterday afternoon: the child had been ill hu. few days. pneumonia setting in and as- sravatins the child's condition. The funeral was held this morning, Rev. John E. Fay Of the Church Of Our Lady ot Mercy conducting the se-v- ice. The body was buried in St Josephs cemetery.
 New case. 0. scarlet fever are feared by pr. George F. Cook. health officer. since the child had not suspected the virulence or the disease and did not call medical aid for three days. During that time many children about the town were exposed. Possible symptoms shogli therefore be watched closely, but there is no cause for panic.
 OverCrowding Ended
 The oyercrowded conditions at tho Linden street school have been ra- l.eved by the transfer c. the nigh school pupils to the new high school. Many grade pupils were formerly located In the basement. but these have now moved into better quart CTS on the upper floors. High school classes are going much better win the facilities offered in the naw 
 Charles Efliot Dies
 Charles William Elliott. aged o0. died at the New Britain General hospital last evening" after a long illness. He had been q patient at the institution since last October. HA was the son Of Charles Elliott O. south Washington street. He was member Of the Royal Arcanum and Of the South End football team, He is survived by four sister. Mrs. Hialmer Johnson of New Britain. Miss Agnes Elliott. Mrs, Roger Fres- man and Miss Ruth Elliott 0, Plain lio't Of New Britain. James Of New Britain and John Of Plainville. Fun eral arrang ngements are incomplete.
 Prayers will ha said at the home on South Washington street at o:oo o'clock 10 De followed by funeral services at Erwin chapel a. e;5o o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev. Samuel SutcllfIe. rector Of St. Marks Episcopal church. New Britain. will officiate. lnterment will be in Falr- view cemetery. New Britain.
 Call For Bids on Sewer
 Sealed proposals for the constrnc- ton of the storm water sewer in the east end were called for today by the board of selectmer. The sewer will be approximately c,7So feet long and will consist Of o4, 20. l5 and 12 inch tile. Bids must be In by ?. m. on Monday May ,.
 Bishop Achcsou Here
 Sufracan Bishop l., Campion Acheson will confirm a large class al tho Church Of Our Saviour this eve ming at 7;SO o'clock. After the confirmation service he will talk h. formally 10 tho members of the par ish, and it Is his wish that all who can attend should do so. as lle has matters to discuss. Light will be served.
 Tire Light in Theatcr
 The ire department has installed I light on the stage Of the strand heater, 10 the left Of the prosconi- m arch. This has been hooked up with the office of the telephone com ,any SC that it may be flashed when l fire alarm is sent in and any ncn- lers of the fire department who are n the audience may be notified.
 Baseball Meeting
 \ meeting was scheduled to he 1eld today 10 make arrangements or a twilight baseball league here. Representatives of the Businessmen. rrumbull Electric Co. and Standard Steel were expected to te present.