New Britain herald., 1927-06-06
Quarantine On Cattle

A large area covering most OF
Hartford county ana parts Of sur
pounding counties has been estab-
lished and quarantined and bovine
tuberculosis will be eradicated with
In 1t. Eighty-five per cent OF the
cattle owners In the district, which
includes Plainville. have signed ap-
plications and agreements to this
effect and James NJ. Whittlesey,
state commissioner Of domestic ami
mails, has declared tho quarantine in
effect. The work Of Graduating the
tuberculosis will be undertaken at
state and federal expense.
No cattle may be brought into the
area except IN compliance with GER
tain regulations. but cattle may be
transported through by truck or
railroad. For q violations OF the
quarantine. the penalty is 800 fine
or 80 days In Jail or both.
The area includes Plainville,
Bloomfield, Pennington. West Hart
ford. Hartford. Bristol. Burlington.
East CRANKY, Windsor Locks. New
Britain. Newington. Wethersheld,
Rocky Hill. Plymouth, Meriden.
Middletown, Middleheld and Crom-
well.
Firemen to Practice
The hose laying and running
teams Of the local fire company will
meet at the firehouse at o'clock
tomorrow evening to practice for
the meet in Terryville on June Is.
Richard Bugbee. the newly appoint
ed constable. is captain OF both
teams. The Plainville company will
enter all OF the athletic events.
New Dentists Here
DR.. B. L. Protass and DR.. H. Pro-
tass have opened an office in the
Strand theater building for the prac-
tice OF general dentistry. Both men
are graduates Of the University OF
Pennsylvania and have practiced in
New Britain for a number Of years.
Rain Stops Game
Rain stopped the baseball game
yesterday between the All-Plainvilles
and the Hartford Crescents at the
local grounds. The visitors were
leading by 6-4 at the end of the
fourth inning when the thunder
storm broke and washed out the
contest.
Grange Meeting
The regular meeting OF Plainville
nil hn 7, al NJ ~
morrow night. when the second part
OF the competitive program will be
staged. This week 1t will be in
charge of the single members, and
the committee in charge consists Of
Miss Jean Cassidy. Miss Sadie Oxen
quist, Miss Mabel johnson. Russell
Scoville. Harry Josephson and Irving
Gridley. Refreshments will be
served after the meeting. A great
deal OF interest is being taken in the
competition, and the married mem
bers put on a fine program two
weeks ago.
Picture Hung in School Library
A framed picture. THE Horse
Fair" by Rosa Bonheur, noted
French artist. has just been hung in
the library Of the new high school.
This picture was gift OF LIE Cercle
Francois and was presented at q
recent meeting Of the club. at which
meeting Helen Ostman, '2s, the
president OF the club. presided. The
following program was presented:
Address Of Welcomc-in French
Miss Ostman
Life of Rosa Bonheur-in English
Miss McKernan
Presentation OF Picture Walter
Murphy, vice-presldent
Acceptance-Supt. L. s. Mills
Life OF Saint Saens-French COM
poser-AIiss Rusczyll
sletch-Des Lunettes Out Fassent
Lire-John Wiley and Nick
Faniola
Piano solo-Mrs. O. E. Judkins
Play-Madame Est Sortie-story
told by Constance vicinus
Characters: Madame Droz. Eliza
beth Brastow; Amanda-la file,
Lucy Rapacky;' Rose-la talleuse,
Sophia Naaman; Julie-la modiste,
Katherine Grabowski; Marguerite
Anna Coleman: Fanny-la bonnie
d'enfant. Eimly Kilby: Marcia
bonnie. Marjorie Rutland: La Men,
dante, Jennie Mac1ldowie.
Refreshments were served and
enjoyed by the members of
the club and their guests. Music for
dancing was furnished by the Ma
jestic orchestra.
W. c. T. q. Meeting
The regular meeting OF the W, c.
T. U. will be held at 2:3o o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. l.. A. Francis on West Main
street. All members are asked to