New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
TT - h, I4lF , Judge William J. Malone in the. city court this morning..
 Sewer Committee Named

Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morning
 Sewer Committee Named A committee for the new sewer i district to be voted upon was ap- pointed by Mayor w. Raymond Crumb at the city council meeting last evening.
 It consists of Frank W. Dutton. Thomas A, Tracy and Lewis c. Par sons It is thought probable that a public meeting would be held al Firemen's hall, Forestville, in A short time 10 thrash out the que.- tion and come to some definite con clusion as 10 just what steps should be taken on the matter.
 Prominent Speakers
 The local aerie Of the Eagles ha. arranged to have, Thomas FSitzpat- rick of Beacon Falls. state president Of the order; William F. Kelly, grand aerie organizer of Naugatucs., and William r. O'Connor. state tru.- tee and a well known speaker. present at the meeting on Noven,- Der 10 at the clubrooms on West street.
 There will be entertainment and refreshments.
 Community Chest Campaign i It was announced yesterday by | Morton C. Treadway, president Of . Bristol Community Chest, that tho annual drive for supporting fund, would start on November IS and i continue to November 23.
 The sum Of the budget has not been announced as vet. but is ex- pected to be ready in a few days. The drive is made annually to help along the charity and welfare or ganizations of the city in thel. work
 Alden C. Burlington has been ap- pointed chairman Of the campaign committee and has started arrans- ing plans for an intensive week Of canyaSsing. There will be no houss to house canvass this year, but tho | factories will be solicited extensive l ly.
 Charles Green has been appoint ed vice chairman and Harry Spaum- burg has received the chairmanshlp Of the factory division. Seymour Peck has charge Of the professional canvass and David A. Lipman, Ken meth H. Simmons and Raymond J. Casey of the mercantile division. A committee of ladies will be appoint ed by the president to canvass ths territory inaccessible to the factory or mercantile workers. ..-''
 According to President Treadwav, a special request has been made that Bristol residents be prepared for this annual campaign and assist 10 push it over the top" as soon as possible. ass
 The Community Chest assists n the support of the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association, the Bristol hospital. the Boy Scouts of America. the Red Cross and tho Bristol Boys club.
 Clinic Purpose Defined
 Officials of the eu;t ce clinic of thls city today gave ,..e following explanation of the subject of the series of talks to be presented un-. der their auspices during the en- suing months: These talks by tho leading medical officials of the coun- try are devised to help the individual function up to his maximum capa- city; to help him adjust himself to his environment and to be happy and nSpfnl c rpecthIo iu
 pose Of the study of mental hygiene in other words the developing of n strong. clean and healthy mind. At the state, conference of social work held in Waterbury a few years ago, pr. William B. Terhune said ret garding the mental health of the normal child-'We wish to give ous children an opportunity to use their inherent assets, to help them com pensate for their difficulties and to protect them from acquiring. either from us or others, veneer of faulty habits.
 If this is done. we must first de- eide what it is we most desire for our children; true, we are discuss ing mental health, but this is, after all. only means of having them at tain more definite objective, and the goal we seek for them is hap piness. We want them to be not only happy as children but also happy and contented when they become adults and. since we believe that those adults are most happy who are most useful. that in the ultimate g analysis, is our aim. The standard,
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