New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
.DR. J.I. WO|SARD
 CALLED BY DEATH
Former Head Of Hospital Medi-
 cal StaH Dies Suddenly
NEW CHAPEL ACCEPTED
Barnes Family Makes Offer Of Sto0,- 900 Structurc-33 Scarlet Fever Cascs-TaA Collections Total S3t,- 930-"Sallics" Want So,915.

Dr. Joseph l. Woisard, 45. q health officer in this city during the term of the late Mayor John r. Wade and former president of the | medical staff at the Bristol hospital. died at St. Tranciss hospital in Hartford at about g o'clock last night from a two-months illness due to complications.
 Dr. Woisard was born in Baltic on May 19. 1895, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woisard. He received his early education in Baltic and then moved to Waterbury, where he at tended and was graduated from Crosby high school. He studied medicine it Georgetown university, graduating in 1909, and took a post graduate course for one year in the Washington asylum.
 He came to this city to practice his profession on March r. 1910. and served one term as health of | ficer during the administration of the late Mayor John r. Wade, re- signing his position four years ago. Last year he was president of the medical staff of the Bristol hospital. | He had been the institution S Roentgenologist since it's organiza- ton and had been teacher of anatomy at the nurses school, situ. ated in the immediate vicinity of the hospital building.
 | Dr. Woisard enlisted in the United 1 States army at the outbreak of the | World war and was commissioned as a lieutenant and sent 10 Camp Greenleaf. Later he was transferred to England and then to Base Hos pital Number 93 in France, where he commissioned as captain. He was honorably discharged at Camp Dix and returned to Bristol to con- tinue his practice.
 He was a member of the Bristol Medical society, Hartford County | Medical association. American Medi- cal association, St. Jean Baptiste so- ciety. Independent Order of For esters; Harold Emmett post, Vet erans of Foreign Wars: the local lodge of Elks. and Seicheprey post, i American Legion.
 He was married on September 1 6. 1918. to Miss Evelyn Bellrose, who survives him, together with two sons, Edgar and Roland Woisard of this city; four brothers, Dr. Henry Woisard of New Haven, Armand Woisard of Newark, N. J.. Dr Edgar Woisard of pittston. Pa, anG Ludvic Woisard of San Francisco four sisters, Mrs Adele Perpente o' West Haven. Mrs. Alma Cosgrove oi Lexington, Mass. Sister Agnes of the Baltic convent and Miss Anita Woisard of San Francisco, Cal.
 The funeral will take place from St. Anne's church at o'clock Fri day morning, and burial will be ill the new st. Joaephs cemetery.
 City League Tonight
 Three games, postponed from last week Saturday, will be played in the City basketball league at z o'clock tonight in the Boys club gymnasium. They are, Eagles vs. Hortons, Older Members vs Terryville Maple Ends, and New Departures Ts. Bristol Maple Ends. The DiSies, with a clean slate. are leading the circuit
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Warranty deeds filed at the of- fee of City Clerk Thomas E. Steele this morning recorded the following property transfers: From Anthony Buffoni 10 Ricardo Devoti, land on Locust street; and from Albert kasica 10 Natalie Kasica and Sophie Szablinski. land on Smith street.
 Council Meeting Held
 At the semi monthly meeting of