New Britain herald., 1927-07-27
DOG QUARANTINE
 GOES INTO EFFECT 30 Day Ban on Canines Will
 Start Tomorrow
 DR. ROBBINS STATEMENT One Man Who Was Bitten Refuses to Take Treatment-SchoolT Teach- CT Becomes Bride-2, 490, 0,OOO Gall Ions of Water Used Daily.
DR. ROBBINS STATEMENT

No additional cases of rabies have been reported in the city, according 10 a statement made yesterday by Dr. B. B. Robbins, city health off, cer. It was pointed out that all of the dogs in the litter to which the mad dog killed several days ago be- longed had also been destroyed. The quarantine ordered by the state bureau of domestic animals becomes effective tomorrow and will be con- tinued for 30 days.
 Dr. Robbins stated also that Will liam Lugg, one of the persons bit- ten by the mad dog, had refused to take the pasteur treatment, although he had been requested to do so both by the health department and his own physician. The following state ment was issued by pr. Robbins in this connection:
 "To the Public of Bristol, Greeting: Your health board requests space enough to make a statement as to the rabies in Bristol.
 "Of IA people bitten by the dog, 13 are taking the pasteur treatment: William Lugg, who was bitten and whose family owned the dog that caused the trouble, positively refus- ed the treatment. after we have of- fered to furnish his treatment free. which the state of Connecticut does by all.
 His family physician has been to the family and urged them in every way but they remain obdurate
 The percentage of people, who acquire the disease after being bit ten is large. We sincerely hope he will not acquire the dread disease.
 We feel that the above statement should remove all obligation from the board of health, in this particu- lar case.
 "B. B. Robbins, M. D., Health Officer"
 Local School Teacher Weds
 Miss Julia Christine Jennings, daughter of Mrs. Mary Jennings of West street and John Francis Mc- Carthy of Waterville, were married at g o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church. Rev. Father Dwyer of Washington, D. C., a cousin of the bride, performed the ceremony and Rev. Oliver T. Mag nell. pastor of St. Joseph's, celebrat- ed the nuptial high mass. Miss Agnes Jennings, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Francis O'Connor of Naugatuck, a cousin of the bridegroom, served as best man. During the ceremony Miss Nellie Jennings sang Shubert's Ave Ma ria." and during the mass James J. Dunn sang 70 Salutoris."
 Miss Jennings is popular mem- Der of the social set in this city and for the past several years has been an instructor In the East Bristol school. The bridegroom holds a re- sponsible position with the Berbeck- CT and Roland company of Water bury.
 Following wedding trip by auto mobile to Canada, MT. and Mrs. Mo Carthy will reside in Waterville.
 Installs Officer
 Deputy Grand Chief Ranger AL bert Rawiszer. and Grand Lecturer Patrick Cook of this city installed the recently elected officers of Court General Lawton 135 of Plainville last evening.
 Water Board Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of water commissioners was held last evening at the offices on Riverside avenue. The report of Superintendent G. Earl Lourie show ed that during the month of June the average daily consumption of water for the city was 2.490,000 gal Ions. This is an increase of 136,Oo0 gallons over the same month last year.
 On July 25 all reservoirs were full with the exception of Reservoir Mo- 1. which was down 61z inches.
 Forty-two new services and two relays were installed by the depart ment during the month of June. Elgnt new nre hydrants were also installed, ~one on Lexington avenue, five on Jerome avenue, one on Maple street and one on Pound and Summit streets.
 Vote Additional Water Mains
 The board voted to lay 6 inch main on Moody street from Mercier avenue to King road, distance of about 1000 feet
 It was also voted to lay approxi- mately 300 feet ot six inch main on Jerome avenue from the end of the present main at the Edgewood school.
 Bills Approved
 Bills totaling $20,121.26 were ap- proved and ordered paid. $4,50o of