New Britain herald., 1929-08-29
Shoot Saturday

Labor day.
 Many Vaccnated
 According to Dr. George F. Cook. health officer, between 75 and 100 children who will enter the school on next Wednesday for the first time have submitted to vaccination. With this addition. pr. Cook feels that all of the children in the various schools have been vaccinated at some time or other since they first entered school
 The new additions to the vaccina- tton list in PlainNille are the result of an order issued by Dr. Cook mak- ing it compulsory for school child rcn to be vaccinated or else remain out of school. Only children who can produce a signed statement from doctor stating that their condition does not warrant vaccination will be admitted without being vaccinated
 Dr. Cooks order has the support of Superintendent of Schools, Leon c. Staples who is strongly in favor of it.
 Pond For Sale
 Changes are expected iwthin a few days in the ownership of the Watkins swimming pond. The present owners have placed the pond on the market Tine pond is well known throughout this section of the state. and has been the mecca of swinmors for years. It is located off Crooked street. social Tonight Activities for the year will be started this evening by tEe Demo- cratic Women's club with d public social and card party at the Grange hall on Pierc" street, Members of the club have completed extensive plans for tonights affair and a large attendance is expected. Whist bridge and setback games will be played. There will be plenty Of | tables for everybody who wish to participate in the games
 Condition Critical
 Mrs Agnes Middlcmass Turton, wife of Jcsoph F. Turton of BvoaI street, is in a critical condition at i her home
 To Open sunday school
 The church school of the Church of Oar Saviolr will hold it's first meeting following the summer vac2- ton on Sunday, September s. at It o'clock in the parish house. Super intcndent Henry T. Powers ha. aH able corp Of teachers and substitut teachers who are equipped tc handle the large number of children cNnected to enroll
 The custom of holding a junior church sorVica for the Sunday scdo0i will be continued this fall under the direction of the rector, Rev. l.. F Frye. Any parents who have cNi'- dren Who will be coming to Sunday | school fer the first time may com. nunicate with Rev. MT. Eyre oi Mrs. Frank Powers of Bread street who will see that the children re- ceiye proper attention.
 Plain,!ilc Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank G. Marde1 of Crown street have returned homo after motcr trip through the Ncv En%land states
 Mir, and Mrs. Fred Een2on ar spending several days with Rev. Mr WvCNofi at Canaan, x. Ii.
 l.. l.. BrlstoW motored 10 Main yesterday. He will meet his d2ugh ter, Louise, and bring her back tt plainvii'e.
 Frank Reale and son have return ed home after visiting in New York
 Hurt in Accident
 Hart's corner was the scene o another accident last evening &hou 9 o'clock when an auto operated b, Clifford Senna of State street Hart ford, crashed into a car owned h, Richard Post of Pennington. NlI Posts machine was stopped at tn time of the accident as he wa awaiting the signal 10 proceed aloni the one way traffic lane. Mrs. Paula Post was injured Il the accident and was taken 10 tn Now Britain General hospital by D1 Gorge r. Cook At first it wa thought that she Was suffering iron serious injuries but an examination showed that there were no fractu, ct bones. She has an injury to he shoulder. H"r condition was report cd as being comfortable today.
 Constable Gleason Saunders inves t;%atCd the accident and place. Scnna under arrest fer alleged reck less driving.
 Day schocl SIP; night school $5 three nights q week. Books an, supplies free. Connecticut Bushes C1ilo&c.-&GNt.
 Broad St, 4G. plainville-T rooms All Convrnioncea. Garage. AS Broa St, plainville. Tel 95.-advt 1 We have a large line of children | dresses, boys suits, shoes, etc. fo school wear at reasonable prices. l ]. Birnbaum.-advt.