New Britain herald., 1927-11-21
10 ARE RECEIVING RABIES TREATMENT Measures Taken as Result Of
 Mad Dog Discovery TWO WEEKEND CRASHES
One Man Slightly Injurcd-Collcc- tion of Food in Schools-Football Teams Lose Again - Mrs. Ida Waldo Dics-Mariicd 25 Years.

Ten persons in Plainyille are now , rtcelNlnS treatment for rabies as { , result Of the shooting of a rabid dos
 last Tuesday. Dr. George r. Cook
 Iccal health officer, said today
 These ten people came in contact
 with the mad" animal in some way , being bitten, scratched, or licked by , 1t before it was shot. No other per
 sons ar" thought to have been bit , ten by the dog. as q careful check , up Was madc, but it is believed en- ur"ly possible that the afflicted
 canine hit other dogs, cats, ol chickens. Six dogs bitten by il have been examined and found to have traces ol the disease.
 The quarantine on dogs, which was declared through the Herald on Saturday, will go into effect at noon Friday. IL will be rigidly enforced by the state and local authoritics and a fine of s25 or Imprisonment for 30 days or both awaits anyone who vio- lates 1t, The restrictions were pub lished in their entirety m Saturdays Herald. and copies of them are now posted on the bulletin board and in local stores or may be had from the dog warden, Philip Marine.
 Tho Week End Accidents
 Two automobila accidents oc- cured here over the weekend an,i one persons Was slightly injured and another arrested. Al 1905 o'clock yesterday morning a car operated by Clair Roys Of Dewey avenue, Bris- fol, was coming out Of Pierce street
 into West Main when il was struck by machine operated by Leo Blais Of West street Bristol, headed to- wards tEe center. One wheel Of Foy>' auto Was ripped off and the fender and radiator damaged 10 the extent of about $50. Constable George Schubert. who investigated, arrested Hllis for reckless driving. and the Bristol man will appear be fore Justice William Cunningham
 v r''' NN'''f i'OHA4' Nii anu HI O1 Charles r. Conion will prosecute.
 Cars oporeted by Albert Smith Of East Broad street and Ernest Kent of Bristol collided al East Main and Pine streets yesterday morning, hents machine being struck from the rear and overturned. The driver was bruised on the leg. No arrests have been made by the Investigating officer. Constable Thomas Royce.
 Children Firing Food
 The annual collection Of food for The New Britain General hospital and the Childrcn's Homo in that 'lty was taken Up in the local pub lie schools today. Superintendent of schools Leon (. Staples estimated hat as least D bushels Of eatables were brought by the youngsters.
 Mrs. Ida Grace Waldo
 Mrs. Ida Grace Waldo. wife Of 'arlos J. Waldo, died at her home . )n Trumbull avenue yesterday after | noon. She had been ill for several months, heart disease being given | IS the cause of her death. She {. would have been 70 years old next l month. Mrs. Waldo was born in Gas i 'adc, Ia, the daughter Of James md Mary Harriet Marriott Andor- on. She was married in 1877. The | 'ouple came 10 Bristol in 1906 and | lere last summer celebrating their i '0th wedding anniversary shortly |, Afterwards. Mrs. Waldo was l member Of the American J.c- zion auxiliary and Of the Methodist | .hurch.
 Besides her husband. Mrs. Waldo ! s survived by two sons, Leon J. Waldo of Wichita, Kans., and C.