New Britain herald., 1915-08-12
Pla1nyile News
BELIEVE DOCTORS
MAKE HER SUFFER
Italian Woman Goes Insane Brood.
Ing Over Her Condition
WILL BE SENT TO ASYLUM

lectmen and the woman Will PROB
ably be taken to the institution to-
morrow. The order for her commit
ment was given after examinations
had been made by DR.. G. w. Moody
and DR.. L. H. Frost.
The woman is suffering from mel
anchclia and while she causes but
little trouble her husband is unable
to care for her and he fears she
will do harm to herself If she is
left at home. She has been ill for
some time and she harbors the belief
that local physicians will not permit
of her recovery.
The Perlusietter family is in poor
circumstances and the selectinen
have had to care for the members
for some time.
Important Meeting Tomorrow.
The board of selectmen will hold an
important meeting tomorrow after
noon when arrangements will be made
for closing the town accounts for the
fiscal year which will end on Sat
urday. The board has rounded up
most of the bills, which the town
has yet to pay and orders will be
drawn for them at tom orrow's SEES
sion, the selectmen having planned
on next year if they can avoid it.
They expect to be able to turn
over their books to the town auditors
in a few days and by the end of next
week the selectmen will be ready
to have their annual reports printed
1t has been most successful year
for the town from the standpoint Of
the selectmen as their economy rule
has kept down the expenses in graf
flying shape. There will be substan-
tial reductions in practically all de-
partments over which the board has
control and the expectations are that
the reports will show the towns finan-
cial condition to be much improved.
Look Over Pavement
Members of the city council of Bris-
tol have been in town during the
past few days to examine the amie-
site pavement laid on East Main land
Whiting streets two years ago. The
officials of the neighboring city are
seeking information regarding per-
manent pavement as it Is their inten-
ton to improve the highways in that
place.
Brlstols streets are in wretched
condition and for some time there
has been an agitation for permanent
pavement
Mayor Cray is among those opposed
to the selection of amiesite. He re-
CARDS it as unsuitable for Bristors
streets on account of the hills. There
is heavy traffic on the main thorough
fares and it is the mayors opinion
that amiesite would wear out too
quickly.
The pavement here thus far has
given complete satisfaction and East
Main street is regarded as one Of the
best highways in this section of the
state.
To Give Temperance Sermon
Rev. J. w. Denton, pastor of the
Advent Christian church here, has ac-
copied an invitation to deliver an
address at Camp Bethel in Tyler.ilIe
on August 90 There is camp
meeting in session at the grove and
it is planned to have Temperance
Day observed on the goth.
The officers in charge selected Mr..
Denton for the principal address, The
local man is an ardent temperance ad-
vocate and is a speaker of exceptional
ability
To Attend Celebration.
Local Italians are planning to at
tend the San Sisto celebration to be
held in Southington Friday and Sat-
urday and it is likely that many of
them will participate in the parade
which Is to be one OF the feature of
the program
Southington Italians have made
elaborate plans for the celebration.
The merchants have agreed to decor
TO oair Sf0
buildings will be draped with bunting
for the occasion. There will be an
electrical display on both nights and
on Saturday night there will be fire.
works.
Cavanaugh's Friends Settle.
Friends of Thomas Cavanaugh
again came to his rescue late yester-
day and by settling the cost of prose-
cutting the case against him, saved
him, from going to Jail. Cavanaugh |
had been convicted in court in the
morning for intoxication. His
friends made a plea ror him and JUS
tice Condell suspended a Jail sem
tence which he had imposed and
agreed to put him probation If the |
expense of prosecution was paid
Cavanaugh had but little luck in
raising the money and Officer Marino
was preparing to take him to jail
when friends made a settlement.
Don't Want Transfer.
Dog Warden Philip Marine con-
tinues to have trouble with owners
of canine pets, who are not comply
ing with the laws regarding licenses
and tags Thus far, however, he has
managed to straighten out all differ
ences without making an arrest.
This year. instead Of forcing the
owners Of unlicensed dogs to pay the