New Britain herald., 1928-01-16

camps will hold 1stnt instai1sfaal
 exerctses this evening a& [ ouleek r ? Arcanum hall. Deputy CcsnmanAel
 Neach of South Norwalk and At
 staff will preside. Tho officers o
 Hadsell Camp are as fotlovs: Commander. George H. Loosais senior vice-commander. Stephen 4 Teller; junior vice -commanaeg. MI. liam H. klenke; adju.ant. Leon E
 Isoomis: quartermaster, Julius "
 Clark: trustee. Timothy Daly; oaice,
 of the day; Bruno Brown:. officer o1 the guard. John J. Laverty: chap.
 lain, Joseph J. Proyincher: historian
 John J, Laverty: patriotic -tnstrpc.
 tor. Edward A. Ryals: senior color
 sergeant. Thomas Coyne: junior color sergeant. Israel Pelletier; ger
 seant major, George E. Thomas; 4usrfermaster sergeant. Jcseph F. strnpp: surgeon. Dr. B. B. Robbins.
 Officers of the c. 4. HadseiI Avx. iliary to be installed are as follows: President. Alice Cormier;, aenjpr vice president. Rhea Felletier: jinicr vice president. Ella Thomas; chan lain. Alberta Klenke: secretary. Dora HcffnaEle: treasurer. Mra Teller: hist brian. Lillie Allen: Patriotic In. strnctor, Rose LaFiamme:- ccnduc- tor, Mary Daily; assirtsn ccnductor, Veronica Lubelcyzk; guard. Mary Frenez; musician. Mrs. Fage, color bearer, Ella. Thomas. !. | Returns to Work Officer James McNanee.. per- manent traffic officer in the center of Forestville. who has been o4 duty for the past several weeks fpilowin9 an operation for appendirttis. rs- sun'ed work this morning. Officer Victor chsbot. who hes been covering McNamse's Jobs dug ing the latteY's absence. will Yssuuas h's duties on the Forestvtlls beat tonight
 Concert Well Atsendad
 The concert Sunday afternoon M the Prospect Methodist church by Mario caprelli, ltaltan.Amsrtesa o. cratic tenor, was largely sttsnaed. The program included ''vals'' by Russell Largo" Gin LA&ia,) bv Handel; Ave Maria" by seAubsYt; The Penttent," svaa ds ,WatSr fwcrds from the Prodisal eon:) Going Homo" (From tAe Nov World Symphony pvorak: end Consolation" by Bond. Chester Cook. well known pianist, prsstdsd st the piano.
 Vital Statistics
 Forty nine births, twelve mar riages and eighteen deaths vsrs an- tered in the records of the city clerk during the month of December,
 Annual MeetaAg
 The annual meeting of et, yohn's Episcopal chapel of Forestvtlla win be held at 7:so o'clock this avsnine in the parish house. Omcers for the ensuing year will be elected and annual reports submitted.
 Good Fcllows' Club to lGeet
 A meeting of the Good Tsllowts club of the Sessions Clock Company will be held at 1880 o'clock this evening In the Sessions auditorium. Refreshments will bs served and aa program rendered.
 Statement On Smallpox
 As a protection against smallpox. pr. R. B. Robbins. city health o0l- rer. in the following statement aA- vises all rersonA to submit to vac cinatton at once:
 Our state has $ cases of smaji- pox report. Bristol is clear of the disease. Let us keep 1t 70 by vac cfnation. The Bristol board Of health recommends thst all persons protect thep,setves by being varcin- 'ted by their family phystcians at ,nce unless recently protected. The ldjoining towns are from @ to. eN per cent vaccinated. Bristol is very poorly protected and absolutely 'un- equipped as to isolation hospital. Fresh vaccine at the board of health ,ffice at all timies.'' ts
 Enaees DcSest Alas ,.4
 By winning over tho New Haven At1as 30 to 2s in Saturday nights anne al the local high school 9ym, he Bristol Endees assursd them elves of second place In, the h1pt lalf of the schedule of the stats bas- ,etball league. s:s .,es',.
 The Bristol outfit was outplsyed nring the entire first half. which nded with the visitors leaAing 33,to 3. The Atlas jumped into tAssiaeA arly, leading the Endees Ito after ~c minutes of playing cad ls-tsyt fter II minutes had bssn zDlaysA. However. during the second half 'ristol outscored tts opponents 17.to brought about by. sasppys Aeef 'ork and tho accurate ehooftny of falcolm and Manning. esaBh, Of 'hom made . total Of loapetats.