New Britain herald., 1927-09-21

killed.
 The dog. with the lifting of the dog quarantine in the city last Mon- day noon, was permitted to run loose. He left home early yesterday afternoon and apparently proceeding to Terryville over Terryville avenue. although no one was bitten in this city. The animal reached Terryville early in the evening and attacked John Belanck Of that town, biting hlm several times. A dog owned by Arthur Ford was also bitten by the anlmal, which continued on it's way westerly, reaching Thomaston about o'clock. Arthur Wheire, who con- ducts store on Main street in that town, was attacked by the dog and did not succeed in breaking away rom the animal for ten minutes. He was bitten severely. The next victim was AleXand/ Salinski 0. homaston who met the dog on 'hapel street. Harry Winters of North Main street and Mrs Mary S"noWskl were also bitten by the hnlmal before it was finally cornered and shot by Joseph Fitzgerald. All Of the persons bitten were attend. ed by Dr. Winifred White. Tho dogs head has been sent by tho Ihomast on police 10 the state labora- tories 10 determine whether or not lt was suffering from an attack of the rabies.
 Mayor John F. Wade and Dr. B. E. Robbins, head Of the city health apartment are conducting an inc H'stisation this morning as 10 whether or not any person or any anlmal in this city was attacked by tn" dog before it passed the city limits. There are very few houses along the route presumably taken by the animal. and for this reason it IS belied that no one encountered tho dog before it reached the Ter. ryville town line.
 To Confer Degree
 The degree Of knight will be con- tered on class of candidates by Ethan lodge Knights Of Pythias at their meeting 10 be held tomorrow evening. The rank will be worked by the degree team of Washington L. Morgan lodge of New Britain.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Arthur S. Burns of l22 Hull street was held at s o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church. high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, assistant pastor, and inteN ment was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 The funeral of Daniel Bresnahan of b6 Chestnut street vas held at St. Joseph's church at o'clock this morning. Rev. Oliver T. Magneil. pastor. celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 10. o. F. Meeting
 Pequabuck Lodge, I. 0. o. F.. will hold their regular weekly meeting at s o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall
 Park Board to Meet
 Members of the board of park commissioners will meet in the city council chamber at o'clock this evening.
 Elks Clambakc
 The annual clambake and outing of the Bristol Lodge of Elks will be held next Sunday at Judd's Bunga- low on Fall Mountain. A large att tendance is anticipated. over 100 tickets already having been dis posed of.
 To Make Voters
 The board of selectmen will meet in F'ircmen's hall. Forestville 10 pass on the qualifications of nine the board will be held in the of- fee of the town clerk on Saturday.
 To Address Eagles
 James Telvin of New York City, travelling delegate of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. will be the prin- cipal speaker at the meeting of Bell City Aerie to be held on the even- Ing CT SCplemper .e.
 Mir. Telvin will speak on the Old Age and Mothers pensions. .
 Still Active in Politics
 Andrew J. Brannan of Forestville, who has been resident of that sec. ton of the city for the past 63 years, yesterday observed his 79th birthday by working as challenger at tho polls in the second voting district.
 MT. Brannan has been active in politics for years and for the past half century has served as a mem Der of the democratic town com- mittee. He was a messenger in tho senate in 1893.
 Yvonnc Duval.
 Yvonne Duval. aged 20, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Albetr Duval of 13 Landry street. died last night at her home following q short illness with complications. She was born In Bris. tol, September IS. 1907 attended St. Anne's parochial school and was graduated from the Bristol High school, class of 1926. Since that tIill' sue liS tftl' tiIl plOSttl dJ IIl6 office of the Trumhull Electric Com- pany in Plainville.
 Surviving her are her parents, four brothers. Arthur. Hector, Hor- acc and Ferdinand and one sister, Miss Bertha Duval, all of Bristol.
 The funeral will he held Friday morning at s o'clock from St. Anne's church. Rev. Joseph r. Per rault will celebrate a high mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. ! Thomas cemetery.
 Giuseppe Morgano. Giuseppe Morgano. aged 63. died in New York city at noon Sunday : following a short illness. The re- 1 mains were brought to Bristol yes- i terday afternoon following a mass
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