New Britain herald., 1926-07-09

should not be killed. therefore Mar ing was doing his duty. Further no ' evidence indicated Marine tried in any way 10 persecutc the dog or acI i in malicious manner. Tihrd. all 1 evidence on both sides made it ab. | soluteIy clear that Marine Was han
 dicapped in performing his duty and ! did it in the best way he could un- l der the circumstances He there i fore found inc dog warden not 1 guilty and the verdict was applauded | by the crowd.
 Commissioners James B. Elliott
 and Howard A. Elliott Of tho do- [ nestle animals department were present
 Both sides expressed unwilling ness to let the matter rest where IL was and further action may be taken. Marine is convinced that he has been the victim of personal spite and, while rejoicing that his name
 has been cleared is determined to strike back at his alleged accusers.
 Chautauqua Officers
 The officers and patrons and pa. tronesses of the 27th annual Con- necticut Chautauqua assembly have been announced as follows:
 President, Professor Truman J. Spencer, Mount Vernon. N. Y; vice. president Thornton T. McGee, Hartford; secretary, Mrs. Elya A. Casteldane Bristol. treasurer Tru- man J. Spencer.
 Patrons and Patroncsses for 1926 are as follows: Professor and Mrs. Truman J. Spencer, Mt. Vernon. IN. r.; Fred Kelsey. Higganum; Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Fuller, East Berlin Rev, Arthur NJ. Davidson, Long Island City. \. Y; Mir. and Mrs George s. Stratton. south Meriden; Mrs. Harriet NJ. Frye. Forestvile; Miss J. F.. Latham. New Britain Mrs. B, W. Case. Bristol Mrs. Emma g. Arnold. Hartford; Miss Ella I. Davis, Southbury; Mrs. Hattie W. Holmes, Kingston N. Y; Mrs Fanny French Waterbury; Miss Rose Beche, West Granby; Mrs. George D. Mallory, New Haven.
 Mrs. MerWin ". Perkins, Bristol; Miss BeryI Johnson, South Meriden; Mrs Isabel A. Sanford, New Haven; Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald, South Meriden; Mfr. and Mrs. l.. A. Gladding. Alta Higgauum; Mir. and Mrs. [. s. Clark West Haven; Mrs. E. F. Litch. New Britain; Mrs. Grace Morley. South Meriden; J. II. Damn, Woodmont
 Afr. NJ. Wildman and Miss Dain- try Wildman, New Haven; Miss Vir- ginia Methcney Waterbury,; Mrs. c. J. Clare, Hartford: Mrs C. Meloney, | West Cheshire; Mrs. NJ. J. Cargin. I Springfield. Mass; Ralph H. Rich !, ards, New Britain; Mrs F. c. Hin | New Haven; Miss l.. M. Russell | Oliver II. Nichols. New ! Britain; Mrs. Georgn Woodruff, Waterbury,; Mrs. A. B. Dormer, Meriden; Mrs. c. Jones. Waterbury: Miss Gertrude Bartsch. Whitney, vile. Conn; Charles J. Henderson, 
 Mrs. Nellie Lockrow and Miss Betty Vcnter, Meriden: Mrs. NJ. l.. Kedzie, West Haven; Mrs. Albert o. Stratton, South Meridon; Mrs. T.. p. Smith, Meriden: Mir. and Mrs. Arth- nr D. Fowler, Middlofield; Miss Dorothy Latham, New Britain: Mrs. May R. Lyman and Mrs. Elva A. Casteldano, Bristol.
 Will Repair Schools
 Chairman Joseph Mccarthy and Secretary l.. s. Mills have been ap- 1ointed by the school committee as special committee to look over all chool prorcrty in connection with he annual summer repairs. It Is lot expected that as much will have O be done this year as is usually he case, although more. metal ceil- ngs will be needed in 'the Broad 1 trcet wooden building and com position roof on the portable struc- '. ure there. The cesspooI dug at the chool last year has proved q success nd no more trouble from the canal 5 expected.
 The committee has voted paid a ill Of $7,77S.21 for tuition to the ity of Bristol. New Britain has not II ct submitted it's statement. but it f i'll probably be about S9,5o0 which f ill bring the total tuition to more ! han $1o,o0o. This is exclusive of v which costs $2O 10 Y 25 pupil In two more years lainyille will be "on its own" and in aying no more outside tuition, and $ has been found much more reason r ble to accommodate the children in n le high school here.
 Game Shifted fl The PIainville-Highland Park q ame in the county league, sched- hi led to be played here tomorrow Ii ,ternoon, has been shifted to Man d hester. There Will be a big cele- u ration there tomorrow and the lme will be a part of it. After b ard the local "Y" lads have been hi vited to participate in the rest of D le gala day. D
 Surprise Party Y Miss Ruby Miller was guest of lis lveral of her friends at a surprise Id lrty given at her home last even S, g. The home was decorated for ,o occasion in a unique color d. heme of black and orange. Fea- gI ring the evening entertainment was Inn