New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
WARDEN ID ARREST
 WILD DOG OWNERS George Schubert Deluged With Complaints About Rowing Canines MRS. FANNIE WILLIAMS DIES
Prize Winners at Holy Name Social
 senatorial District Caucus-At- tending Conference in New York
 Basketball Game Postponed.

Basketball Game Postponed.
 Dog Warden Schubert has been . literally delugcd with complaints the l hast week concerning the number of | dogs which have been running loose , about the streets. Notice of this 1 condition was given recently in the i Herald" in the hope that the owners of the canines would make some 1 effort to keep their animals from roaming about the town. During ! the past few days. the dog warden | has been called upon necessarily by ! re sidents to break up the roaming ! Land or to take the dogs in because ! of the nuisance they have been i creating.
 The dog warden in q statement to- day said that he has not the time to attend to each and every complaint, l but because of the fact that all of the complaints appear to be about the ! same dogs, he has decided to take lt gal steps against the owners if something is not done. He stated that owners must keep their dogs tied up or prosecutions will follow and dogs without owners will be dealt with in the usual manner.
 Many of the residents stated that +the dogs who travel in Il pack about i 20 strong, hold a serenadc every night and this call of the wild' has ! been taken up by all the dogs all ! over the town so that the howls, 1 barks and walls have made it almost 1 impossible to sleep in certain sections ! In the daytime. the dogs trot aimless- \ ly through the streets, barely escape upsetting autoists and rning back yards of anything and fighting among themselves.
 Mrs. Fannie Williams
 Mrs. Fannie Williams, age about l 70 years, died yesterday at her home near lIart's Corners. She had been III for some time and her death was rot mcxpectcu. She is survived by ! two daughters, Mrs. Mary Carter and | Mrs. Martha Holden. and one son. William Williams, all of Plainvilc.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at .:l5 o'clock from tho undertaking parlors of W. A. llailcy X Co. and services will be held by | Rev. F.. Horace Brown in the A. M , F.. Zion church at .;30 o'clock. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Prize Winners at social
 The social and card party conducted by the Holy Name society Of the church of Our Lady of Mercy in the Legion Post rooms on Whiting street last evening Was one of the most successful yet 10 bc held. Tho win nufs of the prizes are announced as follows; Ladies' first, Miss Anna Grenier: second, Mrs. William Gal lagher. and consolation, Mrs. William ralmbacb. Mems first, Michael Foley; second, Archie Dame, and consolation. Alfred Arcl.
 Miss Helen Brock has been an- nounccd as the winner Of the bed quilt and Miss Concrtia Nillardi the s5 gold piece at last Monday nights social.
 Attending Conference Mir. and Mrs. Prank <. White Of lfarmington avenue are the weekend tuests of Mrs. Whites brother. Rev. W. F. sheldon or New York city. Mir. White is attending the New York East Conference as a delegate Of the . | llalnNillf MftnDUlSl fNHltN.
 Artist Coming Here. Paul Milton Imphroy, pianist, will givc Il recital in Inc plaintille Baptist church next Friday evening with Miss : Rhca Massicottc.
 i Mir. t'mphrcy has been studying tho i piano for the past eight years under the direction Of Professor r. r. Bau- , bin of Hartford, who some years aga was organist in the South church in New Britain. He rendered 4 large 9 and excellent program in Hartford B several years ago and has prepared a , much heavier program for Bristol o1i the evening of April s.
 Miss Massicottc Of Hartford and New York is one oC the best soprano soloists in this section. She is con. tinually engaged in concert work ir and about New York She maintain. F studios in Hartford. Mcriden and New York. and is leading soloist foi Harry Rowe Shelly. the famous or ganist and broadcaster Of the Ccntei Congrc gational church of New York senatorial Dist. Caucus.
 Delegates from the cities and town representing the fifth senatorial dis itrict Of the republican party. vii s gather tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the town hall in Plainvill' i to elect delegates 10 the state COnycn tion in Hartford in April. Charles II s Newton. newly elected chairman c F the Plainvillc republican town com !. rnittcc and State Icprcsc cntativc My s ron <. Rogers will represent Plainyilli f and all surrounding towns will be rep resented according tO the numbers al [ Iotted to them. The meeting has bcci ; called by Senator John IT. Trumbuii state central committeeman from thi . district. State central committeemei from tile fifth district will also he se lIectcd at tomorrow's caucus.
 Ienten ser.hrs.
 I.enten services will be held in tl1 church of Our Lady Of Mercy oi Broad street this evening. They vii consist Of the Way of the Cross am iBeysc.lirtiDn Of the Blessed Sacrament Rev. William Cayanaugh of Hartfor will continue his series or Lentet isernons at services in the churc Sunday evening at 7:50 o'clock.
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