New Britain herald., 1924-05-16
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PHILIP MORENO IS CHOSEN DOG WARDEN Commissioner Whittlesey Notifies Former Constable Of Appointment FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED

Nelson F.. Morgan Commissioned | Lieutenant Birthday Surprise ' Party-Nisiting Day at Schools An i nouDccd--PIainyile Briefs.
 ' Commissioner Of Domestic Anima Is James Nj, Whittlesey has appointed Philip Morino as dog warden for the town of Plainville. Mr. Morino re- ccived notification of his appoint ment yesterday. He will succeed George Schubert, who has been dog warden for the past year. Mir. Mo rino is a former constable. His ap- pointment will be a source Of grati- fication to his many friends here. 1 Dog Warden Morino starts his term with the warning that all owners of dogs must have their animals regis tered and must keep them on their own premises. All dogs must have ! tags dated 1924 attached to their col lars. Failure to comply with these orders will be followed by prosecu- i ton.
 Fire Department Called.
 Hose Co. No. ] of the Plainyile fire department ansNe cred an alarm to Ia house at Johnson's Station last evening about s o'clock where a 1 chimney fire was in progress. The damage 10 the home was slight, l The members of the hose company were bothered again last evening by ] the practice of owners of automo- i piles racing with the apparatus 10 the scene of tho fire. number Of the 1 firemen who are owners of private cars started off at a racing clip and accidents were barely avoided.
 Receives Commission.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest M Morgan Of 24 Maple street have received word from their son. Sergeant Major Nel- son F.. Morgan, coast artillery corps, now stationed at Fort Monroe, Va, that he has been appointed a second lieutenant, adiutant generals depart ment, Officers Reserve Corps, to rank as such from May 10, 1894
 Sergeant ior Morgan first en- tered the service in August 19l9, and after serving a year al Fort Banks, Mass. was transferred to Fort Monroe, Va. Here he attended the coast artillery school and upon his graduation, he was promoted 10 the grade of sergeant-msjor. C. A. (. Since that time, he has served con tnually with the big gun corps, with the exception of five months which were spent as a corporal in Company NJ. t69 regiment of infantry, Con necticut National Guard, He has now completed approximately five years service in the United States army and from letters 10 his par cnts, is enjoying and taking sdyan- tage Of all opportunities that the army offers.
 Birthday Surprise Party
 A birthday surprise party was given last evening at the home of Mrs. James keneally of Camp street in honor Of her niece, Mrs. oscar Seuhauser. Guests were present from Maple Hill. New Britain, Ken zington and Plainyile. X very pleas ant evening was spent and musical numbers were rendered By Miss krussberg Of New Britain. \ supper vas served at which the catering was done hy inc cooking department Of Rogers Baking %. Mrs. Neuhauser received many useful and beautiful gifts.
 school Visiting Day
 urrin l.. Judd. principal Of thc rlain,ille schools has announced that Thursday. May ea, has been selected as school visiting dar. All parents and friends cf the pupils are cordially invited to visit inc schools on this day. The regular school work will be done ] and an exhibition Of the work accom-. rliehSd this year will be shorn. There will also be -aIo Of articles made by the sewing classcs and home made 
 Tined In Court
 Wesley NaamGn and Joseph Cololla . were zirrn a hearing f;l tl1e loca po- lice court brrore Justice William ssterday for their part as dri,crs of automobiles which col lidcd ai the corner Of Whiting and . lIroad streets Sunday evening. Jus ticc Cunningham fined Colclla :5 and costs ard Naaman ss and cozts with Of tho fines upon payment or coita. Grand Juror William Foran presented Inc facts for inc state and Attorney Charles '. Con,on appeared for the accused.
 speaker in Churt.'I
 Sandsy morning at Io:g5 o'ciock. Mrs. Franklin Warner Of White Plains. \. r.. president of the wom- ans Board Of Miss,ons. will speak in . Inc Tlainsillc congregational church. Her iopic will be "A Travellers Ar batad on her travels through . various countries of the world.
 At ?. m. daylight time. Mrs. Warner will show pictures o, the 1 Orient collected by him on these visits. NIT. and Mrs. Warner are un- ] interesting people and r1ain- | 'iile is fortunate in securing them to ] speak herr.
 Play Hast Berlin
 Sunday afternoon. the St. Nar,-s baseball team Of Piainsilie will play l in East Berlin against the team in that town. The local nine has tssted l the first sweets Of victory by their dc- l feat or Pennington in a hard fought ] aontcst last sunday. and iheir object ] is to again bring home the bacon. The strongest lineup of inc nine will be y--TzE - -