New Britain herald., 1928-11-16
burial will be In the new q. Je-
seph's cemetery.
M0nthly Iaspcction


The monthly inspection Of store
Easements In the city was made this
morning by members Of the IRE de-
partment under the supervision Of
Chief John H. Hayes. since this sys-
tenn was inaugurated = few years
ago. cellars have been kept clear Of
refuse and the fire lon has been ap-
1 probably decreased.
Dtphthcria Immunizati0n
Considerable progress has been
made by officials of the health
board in the diphtheria immuntza-
ton campaign which opened last
Monday In the public schools. APP
proximately 1000 pupils have re-
ceived the first serum inoculation
this week. according to the report
made this morning by DIR. B. b.
Robbins, health officer. Yesterday,
children in the North Chippins Hill.
South Chippins Hill and Fall Noun
tain were inoculated- by DR.. Robbins
and children in the Edgewood and
Stafford schools by DR.. A. g. Brack-
EFT. school physician. Two more In
EQUATIONS will be necessary In each
/ instance.
Parents Of school children have
| been commended by DIR. Robbins for
the interest displayed in the health
boards endeavor to eliminate diph-
liberia from the public schools Of the
city. At the present time practically
IS per cent OF the children are
deemed immune from the disease. Z
| large number having been vaccinat-
ed last year.
No Parking Restrictions
As result Of numerous COM
plants made to the police depart
ment, parking Of automobiles on the
curve near the office of the Southern
New England Telephone company on
Summer street has been prohibited.
The last complaint was made by
Chief John H. Hayes of the fire de-
partment. who pointed out that In
case Of fire, 1t would be impossible
for the large fire trucks to make the
turn.
Parking has also been prohibited
| on the west side OF the Pequabuck
river bridge In Forestville. This &C.
ton was found necessary on ac-
count of the installation Of the new
electromatic signal at that point.
OFdered Out of Town
Alphohse Booskt was given until
next Monday to leave the city by
Prosecuting Attorney James T.
Mather. after residents had COM
planned OF the mans panhandling
activities. Booski has but one hand
and for the past several days has
been visiting homes asking for
money. He has been before the
court on several previous occasions
and at one time was on probation.
To Attend ElI<s' DediCatioa
Twenty members OF the Bristol
lodge Of Elks have purchased resar.
vations for the dedication exercises
OF the new home of the Meriden
lodge of Elks, which will be held to-
morrow evening. A large humber Of
local members will attend who were
unable to secure seats.
Grand Exalted Ruler Hulburt Of
New York city will be the guest OF
honor.
Community Chest Campaign
Although the formal launching Of
the community chest campaign does
not take place until next Monday
morning. much interest in the or
gained effort to raise funds COR
Bristol's welfare organizations has
already been exhibited and many
subscriptions have already been left
at campaign headquarters. The
number Of subscriptions and the to-
tai amount subscribed has not been
announced. but Alden C. burlington.
member Of the committee in charge
of the receipts and fluctuations Of the
subscriptions intimated that the
subscriptions were for substantial
amounts. The unusual pre-campaign
interest manifested by the public 10
believed to be due to the growing
realization by the people Of Bristol.
of Just what the five chest orSaniza-
tons mean to Bristol as q commun-
ity, and this early interest u be-
lieved to presage an abundantly sue
cessful outcome Of the campaign.
Final instructions will be given to
those who will actively canvass for
funds during the campaign at q
gathering to be held at the Endee
Inn tonight. The meeting will be
called at o'clock and in addition
to remarks by officials Of the com.
munity chest and Of the campaign.
two speakers Of wide reputation in !.
community effort will address the
gathering. The two speakers. whose
coming was arranged through the
campaign speakers bureau Of which
former Mayor Joseph r. Dutton 10
director, are Samuel Ludlow. presi-
dent Of the Hartford Chamber Of
Commerce and Willard Rogers Of
South Manchester, advertising man.
ager OF the Bond hotel.
window Exhibits
Through the cooperation Of .
number Of Main street merchants.
opicials Of the Community Chest
have been enabled to arrange for the
display Of q number Of exhibits
typifyinE the work Of the several or
CARNATIONS and today and tomorrow
these displays will be put in place.
Workers Visit Institutions
An important feature Of the pre-
liminary work Of the campaign. was
the series Of tours Of the chest in.
stitutions which took place wednes-
day and Thursday. when the work.
ers were given the privilege Of or
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