New Britain herald., 1917-09-22
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serve as treasurer of the library fund
 A committee of three from each library association was appointed to have charge of the campaign in their follow: Berlin, Miss Emily Brandegee, Mrs. Wickwire and Mrs Wilcox; Ken sington Miss Marjorie Moore, Miss Mary Nelson and c. w. Stevens; East Berlin Miss Georgianna Kelsey Rev. c. F. Dodge and Mrs. Harry Dowd.
 These committees will appoint sub committees and a thorough canvass of every residence in the town will be be made. A small envelope will be left at each house and later in the week the envelope with it's donation will be collected.
 The object of the campaign, which will be carried on in every town and city in the country all next week, is too raise a million dollar library war service fund for the erection, equipment and maintenance of libra ries in the thirty-two cantonments and training camps, and for books for mobilization camps Sarrisoned troops and for the troops in the trenches
  posed to supply books to the field base and camp hospitals and to all points at home and overseas where United States soldiers and sailors are assem- bled in force.
 Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the National City Bank, New York is chairman of the Library War cOun- cil, having been appointed to the of flee by the secretary of the war.
 It is hoped that every person in the town will donate a small amount for the cause. The money collected in Berlin will be used for supplying, books and literature to the boys that have enlisted or have been drafted from this town. The campaign com mittee will endeavor to raise over $20O in Berlin.
 Wa.tcd-A Dog Warden.
 Although the order issued recently by commissioner of domestic animals, J. M. Whittlesey, that every dog must be kept on it's owners premises after today, there is some doubt whether the edict will be effectively carried out in Berlin.
 With the resignation of George F, Griffith of Kensington as dog warden, no successor to him has been chosen. ] First Selectman Willard I. filling | when asked this morning if a dog i warden had been secured replied in ! the negative. A number of citizens have been approached and offered the 1 job by Judge filling but all turned 1 down the offer. The compensation of 1 the office is not inviting, is the reply | given. A reward of s1 is given to the ! dog warden for each canine that is 1 shot
 Commencing tomorrow every dog l will have to be chained or when on the 1 streets will have to be held by leash not more than five feet long. Making Voters. First Selectman Alling, Third Se- | lectman John A. Moore and Henry Pagan were present at the town clerks office today to make voters.' .' Albin Holmquist was the first man to present himself for examination this morning. AS he qualified in every respect, the oath was administered by 1 Town Clerk Francis H. Shaw. MT.
 Olmquist registered with the republi- 1 can party.
 "Patsey" Called to Colors. Pasqualle Giannotti, best known as
 "Patsey Kingo,' has received his 1 orders to report at Wrightstown, N. J.,
 on October 1, where he will be at l tached to the signal corps. Kingo en- listed in New York city more than a
 month ago and has been on waiting orders since.