New Britain herald., 1922-06-22

| Of Berlin, was lifted at 12 o'clocl
 noon today, standard time, accordn,
 to an announcement made at the of | flee of James Whittlesey in Hartford commissioner of domestic animals fol l this state.
 The quarantine was put in effec l around Christmas time of last veal and since that date the animals have been tied up in the yards of theil masters and have not had freedom During the past few weeks there have been a few complaints heard ir regards to the quarantine regulations inasmuch as there have been no cases of the rabies found in Berlin and the people have not thought it necessary for the quarantine to be kept in ef- feet here.
 The quarantine was placed on Ber- lin in December because it was thought at the time that a dog having the rabies had passed through the town.
 Worthington District Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Worth ington Fire district will be held at the town hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, daylight saving time, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year and to hear reports of committees.
 Those serving on the executive committee of the district are Major F! l.. Wilcox, P c. Hickey and Fran cis Deming. It is predicted that the entire cOn1n1itflo uril ho ;-to
 George Dodd is the treasurer of the association and B. R. Showalter is clerk. Arthur l.. Woodruff is collec- tor There are also three committees
 Work Progressing.
 That the work is progressing for the Worthington Fire district was shown this morning when it was stated at the office of Crowley and Oldershaw, engineers, that offers will in all probability be accepted by July 1, for the construction work to be done in Berlin and for the purchas- ing of the pipe, hydrants and all ne cessities.
 Engineer Oldershaw explained that it is probable that pipes of the fol- lowing dimensions will be used: a 12 inch water main will be installed from Jacobs corner kensington to Lower Lane, along Pennington road. From Lower Lane to School street a 10 inch main will be laid and from Hill an eight inch main will be laid
 On the east side of Worthington Ridge from Pennington road to the Middletown road there will be an eight inch main with a four inch main from Pennington road to Hudson street on the west side of the ridge.
 six inch main will be laid on Hudson street from Berlin street to Lower Lane, and a six inch main will also be laid on the East Berlin road rom Berlin street to the Pratt home stead. From the East Berlin road to he Sage farm on Worthington Ridge l six inch main will be laid as well as rom Pennington road to the Webster ! arm on Warrington Ridge.
 School Entertainment.
 The entertainment which was to lave been presented by the children | n grades one and two of the Worth ' nSlOn SCHOOL on the lawn or the [ chool house on Wednesday afternoon will be presented at the town hall to- morrow afternoon at o'clock, ac- 'ording to an announcement made . his morning by the teacher in charge. he parents of the children are invit- d.
 Ticket Report Requested.
 George Griffith, chairman of the icket committee for the Berlin Com nunity chautauqua, requests that all uarantors submit a report on the sale f their tickets to him on or before aturday of this week, inasmuch as meeting of the general ticket coI- 1ittee will be held on Monday and it ,ill be necessary for Mir. Griffith to 1ake his report at this time. There has also been a rumor prev lent about town that the children ( ill be admitted into the chautauqua $ his year wihou a ticket. MT. Griffith, epresenting the committee in charge, ( 'ishes to state that no children will ( e admitted into the chauauqua this ear without the necessary ticket. a
 American Legion Play. { Plans have been made by the en- { .rtainment committee of the Bolton S