Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-04
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A, quaYSntine may be ordered for the GeRs of Kiliingiy and Brooklyn. This vAa indicated Wednesday. following test fer traces of rabies made on the head ot dog sent to state department by Harry Lathrop, dcg warden of the t5Rn of Brooklyn. MT. Lathrop- said Weahesdsy morning that a dog said to Se owned in the Shuster family, on Sodsh street west Side, had been shot a few days zg0 after it is reported to have bitten three children, two of them, mem hers of the Snuster family. Warden Lathrop caused the head of the dog to be cut of after the carcass had been dug up. and forwarded 1t to a state labora- tory for test. NIT. Lathrop said that report on this test showed that the dog rad been suffering from rabies. As the animal is reported to have bitten chill drsn and also to have roamed about con- siaerabiy, coming, over into She borough according to one report received by Warden Lathrop, it is possible that all ~--~ f" the two towns will be ordered ouarsntined
 State Officer Howard E. Elliott, special deputy commissioner of domestic animals, will come to Dsnielson today CThursday) and will have a conference with Mir. La- tkrop relative to proposed action in the matter. -- -r
 -T1ere has been more or less suspicion i'd Brooklyn throughout the summer as to whether some dogs that have acted queerly and some that have been shot were afflicted with rabies. Since the -sse of the S1uster dog the officials arn taking a very active interest in the whole question.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaBOnne and MSS Lena Derosier left here Wednesday Ssrnins for Baltic. where they are tc attend the funeral of l ouis Foster, who lied at a sanatorium at Norwich. MT Fsstier formerly was a resident of the Nest Side and was well known here.
 Chief John Mcfarland, of the police lss received communication from Mrs Myrtle Metcah of Taunton thanking him md all the other Danielson people who tssisted her last week when she was overcome by heat and fell in semi .opscious conditions to the street near he town nall building. after descendin- : rom the seat of a big motor truck on winch she had been riding with her hus- hand. The letter indicates that Mrs HeteSf has wholly recovered from her illnesz.
 Leo J. .L'Homne post American Legion has practically completed it's prog1 am for another course of lyceum entertainments sucn-- as was gwen here by the organiza- Aen during the fall and winter of 1920-21 The coming course will be given durins the next season at the corresponding time of year.
 Nearly forty charter members for tn, nost of Veterans of the Foreign War, being organized here have been obtained It was stated Wednesday that no def nite time has yet Teen set for the form al organization of the body. but it prob ably will be after the hot weather sea nor. Practically all of the new member saw service in the World war, but it i expected that toere win be a sorinkiip Of men who saw serN fee in Cuba or a other points outside the states during tn spanish-American war.
 
 There were many guesses Wednesday a to- what caused the unusual display o rapidly shifting lights in the southeaster sky for more than an hour Tuesday nigh Scores of people watched the extraordin lry display, which was very dffferen from the aurora borealis, and wondere at it. Some were of the opinion tha he rays were from some powerful search fight perhaps on a warship eff the Rlod island coast while others secuted tI5i .heory and avanced others of their oyr One guess was that it was T tryout of sovernrnent electrical signalling system srr this guess may. be no more authenti Har any other. Some said aeroplane, 'thers weather phenomena-but the fac