New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

s company will have exhibits, Among those who are attending from the New Departure company are Presi- dent Dewitt Page, Niee-presdent | Frederick c, Hughes, Secretary Les ter c, sgourney, T, c, Delaval | Crow Arthur C. Hitchcock, Charles IF. OiIn Fuller r Barnes, Harry c. | Barnes. Brown Joyce and others will attend the show from tho Wal lace-Barnes Co.
 To Hold Joint Installation
 A joint installation of officers of the Gilbert w. Thompson Post, G, A. R., and Of the Women's Relief Corps will be held In the Grand
 Army hall on Wednesday afternoon
 al o'clock. \ dinner will be
 served at noon prior to the installa- Ilion.
 Department Commander Davis
 land his staff will have charge Of tho e. A. l. installation and State
 President Maude S, peming and de- Ipartmcnt officers will install the ltelict Corps 0fTlcers
 Reading Club Meetings
 The members of the Gamma club
 wrro entertained al the home of
 Mrs. Gilbert Blakesley of Main
 street this afternoon. Mrs. Martin Blakesley assisted the hostess in re- : ceivinc.
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock . |the members Of the Beta club will
 meet with Mrs. W. II. Bacon Of , Bellevue avenue. Mrs. Horace Staples will be the reader of the - afternoon,
 Mrs. Burton A. Bookings of High f street, with the assistance of Mrs, George A. Warner, will entertain the
 members of the Delta club at her D home tomorrow afternoon.
 l The Erato club meets with Mrs. = George w. Currie Of 19l South n street tomorrow afternoon. Mrs, e George w. Denny will be the reader
 Quarantine Regulations n As measure of public safety Q and at the request of the city coun' # cil. the state commissioner of do- = nestle animals has prescribed a dog Q quarantine for Bristol beginning al /. noon on Thursday. January 14. TIC n provisions of the quoarntne are al follows. All dogs known 10 have - been bitten by a rabld dog unles: 5. it had been inocuated prior 10 th' ,. time it was bitten to be destroyed
 all dogs known to have been In con , tact with 8 rabid dog even 1T no If Iactually bitten to he Quarantined Il lI ,close confinement 10 inc satisfaction r. .of the dog warden; all dogs shall b m Iouarantinod In close confinement 0 7 securely chained and no dogs are [
 hn shiu0ed out of Bristol or a'lowe
 ito run at large except dogs O ot lrashcs in charge of an attendant c or Ircspousible age, hunting dogs whil rJ actually engaged in hunting gam :. Iaccompaniod by q licensed hunte' st sheep and cattle dogs while engage VI, in driving and tending sheep C v, Ic31He and in control Of owner, ke"l al Ter or herdsman, and dogs ten day tn iaflef IaNtHE 1NttlN'h "h'' '' ", vaccination providing tag is wor o inscribed "baccinated.'
 a,, "The dog warden is instructed
 kill or dispose of all stray dof o, which he may find without coll; o,, and license tag attached and he ,.n to take into custody every dog iou' .a running loose with collar and icen ,no tag and shall impound 1t for
 a hours and kill it if unclaimed. ', n "The penalty for violation Of the -., rules is a fine of not more than 5 ' tor imprisonment Of not more th; .. 30 days or both"
 IA. Mrs. Bertha PfCihcr Mrs. Bertha pfeiffor, 3G, widow
 inc late Gusraf Ffeiffor. died at n
 home at 4o Tulip street on Saturdi
 nigh, after long illness. Sbe 'i''
 in Bristol for several years and n husbanl died six years ago. H' "n Iravrs two small children. l'r The funeral will be held at | German Lutheran church on Tue 'oN day afternoon ai 2:3o. Burial W 'tS' Ink. place in the West cemetery. DC Hunt Named President ''r lieutenant Willard A. Hunt VIII ltorestviIIe was elected president
 the veteran commissioned oi
 rers' association of the state qua len of Connecticut for the ensuing ye 'Ia- at ihe annual meeting and dinner ac- inc association held in the Hub r ool taurant in Hartford on Saturd CTS evening. Other officers were ele' ur- od as follows: Vice-presidfnt. Ca Of tain Frank Burlington of Hartfo' au- secretary. Sergeant Frank Ga'tlSr ted of Hartford: treasurer, Scrgea tro. 17rorl. whittlesey Of Hartford. lch' Addresses were delivered
 former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton fine Bristol Former Congressman Aug ohm tine Lonergan of Hartford and Ma the Case of the United States army ool, To Improve Boulevard Lighting the Bristol will extend a brighter [ mo- warmer welcome to the visitor "
 enters the city by way Of the \ his morial Boulevard, in the near s Of turc, if plans which are under e her sideration by the street lleht ercd committee in cooperation with G
 eral Manager Cooking Of the Hri'
 anl Plainvile Electric Go. and med engineers are brought 10 q succt cut full consummation.
 this r. has been felt that the pres the typo of installation has never pr inc cr}y reflected the up and com ap- spirit ot the city 10 which the 6 tor lcvard is the portal Of entrance 1T I A. the eastward, and Bristol cui7 Iary have been compelled 10 "mharri
 ingly explain to strangers. that
 dismal type of illumination was city posed tc be in keeping with the 'ork morial idea or the Boulevard l in that the scarcely perceptab'e E