New Britain herald., 1929-03-14

| SS"h S0Uit ts AAS appCoA- ed from the sentence imposed there and last week. through his attor, ney. pleaded not guilty. He elected to be tried by a jury.
 Meeting Tomorrow
 The W. c. T. U. will meet tomor- row afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hyde of SC Maple street. Mrs. Elva Castaldine county president. will visit the local organization and will rive an a. dress. All members and others in. terested are cordially invited to at- tend.
 Two Days Left
 Local residents are reminded that today and tomorrow will be the last | days for them to file their income taxes. A notary public will be at the post office every day to take affi- davita. A large number of taxpayers are yet to be heard from but it il expected that they will take care of their income taxes today and to- morrow.
 Issues Warning A warning has been issued by Dr. George F. Cook. health officer, in which he states that all cases Of chicken pox and measles in town must be reported to him. He said that his warning comes following | communication with the state health department regarding the matter. According 10 Dr. Cook. he in tt nds to see that the order is strict. ly enforced. The warning is for all people, whether there has been medical attendance or not, Dr. Cook said.
 At the present time there are a large number of measles and chick en poN cases in town. and Dr. Cook is anxious to prevent further cases operate with him by promptly re. 1 porting cases of the diseases in then i families. it will be practically i'm. possible to stop their spread. | Many people are careless in deal. ing with these diseases and fail tt | report them to the health officer | Although the health officers figure. show that there are a certain mum, 1 Der of each disease existing in town | it is often found that there ar, countless other cases when the par. ents ask for permission to allow their children to return to school.
 There is state law, dealing witt these cases, which states that al communicable diseases must be re ported at once to the health officer | Numerous other towns about th' state are reporting difficulty in hay ing the people report such cases.
 Items
 A son. Roger Irving, was borr yesterday afternoon at the Nep Britain General hospital to Mir. ant Mrs. John k. Hoyt of Plainville.
 Louis Datoli has returned to Bos ton after visiting his parents oI Newton avenue for several days.
 To Initiate Candidates
 shington-Trumbui circle, Com panions of the Forest. will hold | 1 ! hlNttli5 tIii5 tNthiI6 dt o'clock at the Legion hall. Al members are requested 10 be presen as initiation Of new candidates vii take place.
 Fire Department Meeting
 There will be a very importan n meeting of the fire department to morrow evening at o'clock. Tn session will be held in the firemen' room in the town hall. All mem bers of the department have bee notified of the meeting and hay been requested to be present with out fail.
 According 10 reports. many i'm portant matters are scheduled L come up for discussion.
 To Confer Degree
 The first degree will be conferrc, on a class of candidates this eve ming at the Odd Fellows hall by Sc quassen lodge, No. 79, l. 0. o. r All members are asked 10 be prese
 Enthusiastic Meeting i A good sized attendance was pres cnt at the open meeting held las evening at the Legion hall b. , Brock Barnes post, American Le zion, in connection with the stat campaign 10 interest boys in attend ing the Citizens Military Trainin, camps durng the coming summer A total Of 900 boys is being sough | from Connecticut and the local Le zion is interested in securing 6 mum Der of local boys.
 At last nights meeting. Dr. H. E Tiesing of West Hartford. stat chairman. spoke 10 those present explaining in full the work of tn camps and the advantases to be ob tained from them. He also an swcred all question put to him.