The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-04
.STRATFORD DOG
 OWNER VEKED AT
 WARDEN'S ACTIONS
Authorities Hold Carten Acted Within His Rights in Seizing Unn1uzzIed Animal Other News Items.

Michael Nolan of 113o Stratford avenue has registered a complaint against Dog Warden Carten for trying to seize his dog. who was playing in the yard of the Nolan home. because the animal was not Inuzzled.A Carten, passing by the. Nolan home saw the animal without a nuzzle. He went in and started to lead the dog away when Miss Ellen Nolan, d. aghter Of MT. Nolan asked what he was doing. He stated that the animal had no it to the pound. Miss Nolan informed him that he had no right to come into peoples private yards and capture animals when they were not molestA ing any one. She demanded that the dog be released but he would not do so until he received a dollar. stating that the yard was not fenced in and that the do& could roam around any place he so desired.szf
 Miss Nolan gave him the required money and he immediately released the animal Mt. Nolan was very much wrought over it and stated that the dog warden overstepped his all- thority by corning into She yard and demanding money before would release the animal. stratford author ities say Garten was within his rights
 George Dumraesse of 5 New Haven road. Milford. was arrested yesterday by Deputy ShertT Daniel Russell un- der the instn 6kr Grand Juror Kearney. IIsf eyEgra's1 y<syaigned before $, .se-s was arrested oI IlecS- igbf Of .T,,,ses s by Sheriff uA1AugHgpr operating an autom obfIe wissssss LAIs rear light out. out. Russell told tafnA~to appear in court and took a cash bond from him of $10 for security. When his case came before court Dumraesse failed to ap- pear and his bond was forfeited.
 Henry Camp who lives in Clam Shell Row" Stratford avenue, oppo- site St. Michae1's cemetery was fined s $5 and costs for creating disturb ance and being into1icaIed by Justice Louis A Policy yesterday.
 The Okenuck tribe of Improved Or der of Red Men held a, regular meet many of thef F'airheId tribe were pres ent to see the degree team work ex- eInpfif16 for their special benefit. ~ At the ssNut- Nut, club meeting on Sunday evening all arrangements were made for the seventh annual outing rnittee in charge of the affair are: F. sp. an Bevogat Fred Albrecl1t, and ElDert Wadnwright.
 Henry Cable, engineer on the steam ship Creo which spIies between New \ osk and New Orleans is visiting friends in town.
 s Mrs Frank Smith and daughter, Bertha of Nichols avenue are visiting relatives at Lisbon Falls. Maine. B Louis Kelly. assistant druggist at St Johns pharmacy, has left fora two weeks vacation to be spent at Hast ings on the Hudson, N. F..
 Henry La Bonty has returned to lyes1x ASrf ff<&J4 visiting friends in Yonkers and in New ork
 Advertised letters at the local post office are addressed to Elsie Ayre, John Cercoran, M. Cohae. Warsen #Goedeon, Mrs. F. |. Patterson, Miss Sara B1anchette, and Mrs c. H. Bark CTS.
 William Nichols and Olaf Unbe- havagen are spending the month of August at Silver Sands.
 Rev E. c. Carpenter. pastor of StraAford M. B. church left yesterday for Vermont to spend his vacation. Mir Carpenter intends to be gone for a. month.