New Britain herald., 1916-02-08

lie announcement concerning them That the plans have been tempor- arily sidetracked is generally believed. MT. Wheeler told a Herald man that the matter can be brought up at a special meeting, if thought desirable. whenever the directors see fit. There is no occasion to hurry action.
 The company has had a most suc- cesful year and the reports showed that it is very busy at the present time.
 The preferred stockholders re-elect- ed Judge J. T. Cooper and A. J. Slo- per of New Britain to represent them on the board of directors. Owners of the common stock again selected J. H. Trumbull, F. T. Wheeler Henry i Irumbull, $. $. Gwillim and c. w. Jones for their directors.
 After the stock holders' meeting the directors named the following off, cers, all re-electiOns:
 PreS1dent-Joh ohn IT. Trumbu Vice President-F'rank T. Wheeler Secretary-Carl w. Jones. IreaSurer-Henry Trum bull. Lamb For Conservator. Judge George R. Byington named John k. Lamb to serve as conserva- | tor over Mrs. Dorcas Lloyd of For estV1lle avenue, after a brief hearing ] held Tn the probate court this morn ! ing. The appointment was made on i the application of First Selcctman w. 1 J. Johnson, the town officials having 1 been advised that the woman is now 1 in raCtlcallY destitute circumstances
 Elijah Williams. administrator of | her husbands estate, told the court 1 that the woman had given away her ! money to relatives, friends and church 1 organizations in which she was inter- i eSted ana she Is now penniless, except ! TOT the p1ttance she gets from the gov l ernment in the shape of pension.
 Mrs. Lloyd is over so years old She 1 mas the life use of an apartment which she constructed on the residence of l l. B. Beck on FOrestvlle avenue. The 1 use or the premises was given to her ! in consideration for the money she ] expended in improving the property. i Application was recently made to the l selectmen to have the town render 1 her assistance and it was planned to 1 send her to the almshOuse in New 1 br1ta1n There was vigorous Oppo- slt1on to such action and the select men finally decided to look after her in Plainvi1le.
 The appointment of a conservator
 
 S3 week which she receives as a pension
 Kept Vicious Dogs.
 Two Polish farmers with unnro- houncab1e names, who live on the Southington road, were arraigned be- lore Justice A. 1T. Condell last eve hlhg on the charge of neglecting to keep vicious dogs after warning mad been given them by a grand Juror. One of the men admitted h1s guilt and was fined $3 and costs. Ills neighbor contested the efforts of the prosecution to convict him and as a result of his stubbornness he was med $5 and costs
 Ieamsters have been greatly an nOyed by the dogs, owned by the men Tor some time. Complaints were made to the authorities and the dogs were oloereu cOnhned. Seemingly the owners paid no attention to the grand Jurors mandate as the dogs were all lowed to roam at will Fred I.ackev Inally had the men taken in custody after the dogs had bitten his horse John Hart and Rural Carrier Runert Morey testified that their horses had been attacked by the dogs and that the animals were a nuisance. The i prisoners settled after court
 
 1nfanticidc Case
 state police may be called upon to assist the local authorities in investi- satlng the latest infantcide case brought to the attention of the au- thorlueS Sunday with the finding of the body of an infant girl, enclosed Tn a cardboard box, in the woods near the Corbin club bungalow at Sunset Rock. The discovery was made by frederick Cooke while walking through the woods The body vas turned over to Medical Examiner C. w. Moody who gave permission for it's burial.
 While the authorities are extremely reticent concerning the case it is said that they are working on the theory | that a strange woman seen on the Sunset Rock road a few days ago left the box containing the body ir the woods Neighbors declare that the suspect carried a box similar to that l found by MT. Cooke when they saw