New Britain herald., 1930-06-20
PLainuiHe Nelus
FEAR CHICKEN POX
 EPIDEMIC IN TOWN
30 Gases Reported-Dr. Cook
 Asks Public Cooperation
TO ENFORCE QUARANTINE.

Bremen to Participate In Field Day
 -Bov Injured By Baseball Bat
 Woman and Man Hurt fin Auto
 mobile Accident-Items.
 Dr George F. Cook, health officer stated today that chicken pox cpl demic is prevalent here at the pres ent time and that 30 cases of the contagious disease have been report ed 10 him by various doctors.
 The health officer requested the cooperation Of the toWnspeople in keeping the disease from spreading. Dr. Cook stated that in many cases people fail 10 call in a doctor when chicken poX breaks out in their home and also neglect to notify him in his official capacity as health Of fcer. All chicken pox cases are iso- lated and placarded and Dr. Cook; feels that it is unfair for one fam lIF tO CC44AT l!le IrSAl 41l4O4l dl4'l another escape it because the one has reported the Illness and the other has not
 He wishes to remind all that fail- ure 10 report contagious disease 10 the health officer is state offense, laws in the state statutes providing for q strict penalty. He does not intend 10 show partiality to anyone and will strictly carry out his duties. Many eases escape the attention Of the health official when doctors are not called in but this will easily pe prevented if Dr. Cook is given co. operation by the people Of the town 1 With the close of school for thr summer, many cases that Toul, have been discovered by the school nurse will pass unnoticed unles. those involved show q little regar rd for their neighbors and the health ot their town, Dr. Cook stated. H, added that he feels sure that th. epidemic would be brought quick, 10 q close through prompt reportin: of the disease to him. and tha. i, would not be forced to take any ac ton,
 PerfeCt Attendance List
 The perfect attendance record Q the public schools of the town 10, the spring term and for the entir, year were announced today by th' school department Both lists sho7 that q large percentage of pupil were regular in their school attend ance
 The perfect attendance for th spring term is as follows:
 Broad street school
 k4ndergarten-Georse Hart, Wll liam Cassidy. Thomas Catucci, Stan ley Smyhla. Michael Nlrello, Dori Cooke. Anna Rowinski.
 Grade 1-Leroy Corlett. Leonar Gross lone Hoffman Florence Ro dier. Joan Williamson, Fabion Chi cone, Frances Raymond Jame Alexander, Anthony Casorio, Thelm Taylor, Joseph Pellechia Pau Reale, Melvin West, Josephine Cool Mary Marchetti, Paul Otka,
 Grade I.-Eleanor Ball Rober Cassidy Ruth Broden, Fran, Hamm, Dorothy Kahms. Hele kata, Dorl5 Kosenko, Anne Nadia Dorothy Parsons, Donald Piers. Mcr rlll Powers, lame Saunders, Mario Smith, Frank Solomone Sterlin Lyons Anna Broczkowski. Estrell Carretera. Rachel Olson. Mariori Prior, Betty Skinner. Edith William! , Esther Wiley, Albert Berarducc Henry Buzanoski Burton Fox. An thony Sharr. Rose Catucci Mar , Caliando. Lima Greoner. Walter Smy kla. William Smith, James Taylor.
 Grade III-Dorothy Barrett, Flor ence Cahendo, Kenyon Ellis, Harol Fox. Shirley Lowell. Gertrude Men , gel. Alfred salomoue, Mario Thompson. Antolnette Vlrello. Lorn Webster, Irving Wilber. Helen Wi czewska. Mario Renedetto, Dame Chlconc. Robert Dickman. Bron GolasHi. Vito Lefemlne, John Logal Allan Nystrom, Alice Saunders, Pete RQminski. Dominic Forcelia. Mar ! tina Carretaro Catherine Deegal Gertrude Hayden. Roberto Benne detto, Elizabeth Catuccl Doroth Coons. Violet Coons. Erresllne Di Yuho. James Foran. ConCptta Guer