New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1914, Page 2

A ‘SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Bar ain in Silk Hosler Tomorrow We Shall Place; On Sale Women’s Black Silk H~se Regfilar $1. 50 Grade at $1.15 a pair. We Recomi;aend These As Unusual Values NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1914 BOOTH'S BLOCK NEW BRITAIN. LAST REPORT OF THE (LD BOARD OF HEALTH Faal. MGouatg Mot to iy by $ Chai man-H. T. Bray, M. D. & g br. Hen T. Bray has tiled his last report as chairman of the board of health witn the city clerk. The fi- show that the welfare of the from a health standpoint has heen in capable hands and that dutics have been ‘performed scientigysly and well. been the case has been proved month after month by the statements of the state hoard of health which ranked New Britain always near the top con- commonwealth. The report follows: » “I submit' our financial report as follows: Appropriation, - $4,850, ex- pended, . garbage collection $3,947.50; garbage wagons and repairs $394.2 druge and disinféctants $328,06, in- ¢jdentals, ineluding all inspectors, §979.78, total $4,649.59. balance $200.41. “We have been able therefore to return.to. the ¢ity treasury a balance of $200.41 in =pite of the fact that we ‘were obliged to ineur expense which could not be foreseen when the appropriations were made. The sum- mary of the monthly reports to the common council is as follows: Casen reported, tuberculosis, 63; measles, 62; scarlet fever, 68; whoopin; cough, many; cerebro spinal fever, 5: diphtheria, 8 typhoid fever, 8; fantile paraly 0; inspections, the- aters inspected, 28; barber shops in- spected, 138; back yards inspected, 959; dumps inspected, 129; water and ice, 117; complaints, 647; garbage complaints, 497: school permits is- sued, 797; out houses abolished, 11; stagnant pools abelished 4; fumiga- tions. S07. “The work of the department of Jectures has been uniformly along the same lines as in. the past few years \ and has been productive of good re- sults. We have striven to watch as weli as we were able all infringements upen the public health and have actea « we thought best for the commun- . “The recommendations of our past reports will go into effect with the incoming municipal ‘year, because of Jpartér amendments and ‘they cannot fail to produce good results, if the interest prevails, rame unsel civie the | That this has | in- i | which has always prevailed With the poard which will soon go out of ex- {istence because of leglslative changes. | “Our ‘mortality record has been 1ow;"our standing with reference to contagious diseases has been remark- ably good. Sanitary conditions are { better than ever, and the boara thinks that every official connected | with its work has been absolutely competent and has rendered efficient service.” Only One “BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine, call for full name, | a Cold in One Day. 25c. TRACK TEAM GET Band, Escorts Field Artists to if | not at the top of the cities of the ! Rallroad Station. New Haven, May 15.—An en- thusiastic send-off, the like of which ! had never before been accorded any { departing track team, was given the Yale team today by the student body { of the university when it left for | cambridge, Mass., for the annual dual track meeting with Harvard tomor- row. Massed behind a band the stu- | dents marched through the university settlement ‘and then to the railroad station, where the members of the team were cheered heartily until the { train pulled out. { The team will spend tonight at Au- . burndale, Mass., and will go to the stddjum at Cambridge tomorrow by { automobile. The members of the Yale 1915 championship class erew also left to- day for Cambridge. They will meet the Harvard sophomore crew tomor- row in a one and seven-eighths of a mile race. PRINTING RECOMMENDATIONS. The committee on supplies and printing will report to the common council this evening in favor of awarding the printing of the roster {to the Clinton Printing company and the rest of the city printing to the Eastern Printing and Publishing com- pany. The committee met last night and gave a hearing to E. C. Pierce of the Clinton company, who said his bid was the lowest for work that had been awarded to the Eastern com- pany. The board also gave a hear- ing to Carl Ebbesen of the Eastern company and decided to stand by its former decision. .| When a Bit + “Off Color”-- When food doesn’t taste. good, and you realize something’s wrong, but you don’t know just what it is—the way back to comfort is by a change of diet. Try a ration of the simple, wholesome food— . Grape-Nuts and cream -_:.‘—mak'e your breakfast and lunch principally of this delicious, partially predigested cereal (made of whole wheat and malted barley), then follow it up for a few days. You'll soon know— n’’ fo: Grape-Nuts 7 »n—wldjpy Grocers everywhere. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look | for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures ROUSING SEND-OFF | Yale Student Body, Massed Behind a | ] EYents Tonight l Keeney’s theater, motion pictures. vaudeville and Lyceum, the “Over Night.” Lyceum Players in Fox's theater, motion pictures. Meeting of the common council. Young Ladies’ society entertain- ment in St. Joseph’s parish hall. | Lecture at St. John's German Luth- eran church. | Baraca class social and entertain- ment at Methodist church. { Christian Endeavor concert at Bap- | tist church. | | Annual meeting of Ladies’ Aid so- ciety of Trinity M. E. church. Meeting of Phoenix temple, T. of H. and T. Board of public safety hearing. Stella Rebekah lodge, meets in Jr. L 0{ 0. F, O. U. A. M. hall. Meeting . the Svea Social club in' Judd’'s block. Drill of the Tierney Guards at Lan- ders’ playground. Eintracht lodgé, O. D. H. 8., visits Admiral Schley lodge. Meeting of officers of Valkyria lodge Q. of V., in Vega hall Anniversary celebration of Jewlgh Youth society. Alpha Alpha sorority Booth's hall. : dance in New Britain lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, meets in Judd’'s block. Meeting of Sons of Veterans in G A. R. hall, ; SUFFRAGETTES GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE “Gen.” Drummond and Mrs. Fox Turn Court Proceedings Into a Farce— “Arson Squads” May 15.—~Sentences of a imprisonment each were pronounced today on ‘“General” Mrs. Flora Drummond and Mrs. Dacre- Fox, militant suffragette leaders, when they were brought bpfore the magis- trate and charged with disturbing the peace by camping on the doorsteps of the residences of Sir Edward Car- son and Lord Lansdowne. The accused refused to give sureties to keep the peace for six months, They turned the court proceedings into a farce by interrupting the evi- at Work. London, month's at the magistrate while he was pro- nouncing sentence, When ordered taken to the cells the women became so violent that it 1 Was necessary to call in policemen | to remove them from the prisoners’ enclosure. They were eventually taken out of court screaming and ‘ahriekinz, “Arson squads” of militant fragettes today set fire to and de- i stroyed costly grandstands at the County Cricket grounds in Birming- ham and London. suf- APPOINTED MANAGER. Captain Miller Selected to Direct Polo Tournament at Panama Exposition, London, May 15.—Captain Edward Darley Miller, formerly of the Sev- enteenth Lancers, was today appoint- ed manager of the international polo tournament to be plaved during the | Panama-Pacific exposition at San Francisco in 1915, Captain Miller is the captafh of the Rugby Polo club and the author of “Modern Polo.” He was decorated with the distinguished service order during the Boer war. ) dence and continuing to talk and Jeer | i | | | | { i | I 1 | | Thgre Is More Pleasure To be gotten out of a cozy home properly equipped and decorated than there is in a thousand miles_of travel in a foreign land. This is a pretty broad state- ment, but we have the word of those who've tried both Let us decorate your home this fall. We'll do the walls and give you a background for a winter of do- mestic bliss. R B R JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 38 and 5 Franklin Square. New Britain. Low Priced Vs, Cheap Monuments! 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