New Britain herald., 1927-11-08

! nal Dr. Sliciano was bitten on the wrist. Dr. J. R. Vail, city herd. milk | and food inspector. was called in 1 and he too was bitten by the ani- nal. The dog died a short time later i in oonvulsions. Its head was im- 1 mediately sent 10 the state labora- | tory and examined.
 Dr. Siliciano. as preventive, ! immediately called on Dr. B. B. Robbins, city health officer, and re- 1 ceived the PaStcur treatment Dr. ! Vail who is out Of town, will be similarly treated upon his return. This marks the third rabies case Tn the city within the past few months. During the summer a young | police dog ran amuck in the hill sec | ton Of the city and was finally kill ed after it had bitten twelve or fif- teen people. \ second case was re- ported only q few weeks ago. when police dog, owned by q resident Of , he Copper Mine district. broke 1 loose and after skirting the city limits appeared in Terryville and Thomaston, biting a number before it was finally killed,
 ! To Confer Degree The regular meeting of Con- bounce Tribe, l. c. l.. NJ, will be held al o'clock this evening in the Wigwam on Prospect street The hunters and warriors degree will be conferred on a large class Of can didates.
 Ncishhorhocd Prayer Meeting The nejehborhood prayer meeting will bc held at 9;2o o'clock tom or row morning at the home of Mrs. Roland T. Hull at 193 Woodland street. Mrs. C. $. Barnes will be the leader.
 Low Death Rate in October Fourteen death certificates were received for record in the office of tf" city clerk during the month Of October. This number is remarkably | low. particularly for October. To Visit Hartford Lodge
 Members Of the degree team Of stephen Terry lodge. I. Q. Q. F. Of this city will confer tho third degree 10 members Of Jonathan lodge of Hartford tomorrow evening. Other members Of the local lodge are also planning 10 visit the Hartford lodge, which was instituted short time ago.
 To Install Officers At a meeting Of the Daughters of Isabella to be held tomorrow eve ming in Knights Of Columbus hall. the following officers. recently elect ed, will he installed by State Regent Mrs. Kathryn Gunf Of New Haven: Regent, Mrs. Mary Greene; past re- gent, Mrs. Catherine Flynn: vice. regent, Mrs. Mary Pennsoneault. re- cording secretary. Miss Mary Me ! Namara; financial secretary, Mrs. Rose Crosby: treasurer. Mrs. Mary Nunan; scribe, Mrs. Madaline Hoy I, len; monitor, Mrs. Julia Bride, in side guard, Mrs. Katherine Pader- eWslI; outside guard. Miss kath- eHne Reynolds; pianist, Mrs. Mada- line Heffernan; trustees. Mrs. Bertha Callahan, Mrs. Mary Calvin and Mrs. Homer H. Judd. Chimney Fire A chimney fire in the home of Otto Bochlers of Jerome avenue 1 called out Squad A and Engine Company No, 1 early yesterday aft ornoon.. The blaze was extinguished with chemicals without damage. Case NolIcd The case of Feodor Kinasz of Mechanic street Fo9est,illc. charg- cd with assaulting his wife on last Saturday evening. was nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack on payment Of costs amounting 10 $9.So.
 Frank Basiock
 Frank Basiock. aged 30 years, Of - Dwight street died at his home yesterday following a short illness with pneumonia. A native of Poland. MT. BaSlock came 10 this country about twenty years ago and for d number of years was employed as q moulder at the plant of the Ses- Sions Foundry company. So far as is known, he leaves no relatives in this country.
 The funeral will be held at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow morning at St, StanisIans church. Rev. George fartIewski will celebrate the high mass of requiem aud burial will be In the ncW St Josephs cemetery.
 Attending Convention
 Dr. B. F. Robbins, Mrs. Robbins, and Miss Benedicta Lambert, of the city health department left this morning for New Haven where they Wilt attend the annual convention of the health departments of the state thls afternoon and evening.
 Fined For Liquor Violations
 Frank Watchunas of 52 South Elm street was fined S75 and costs Tn tho city court this morning bv Judge William J. Malone on charges Of keeping liquor with intent 10 sell and reputation, He pleaded guilty to both counts through his attorney. Joseph r. Duton.
 The homo Of NaltChunas was raided Saturday evening by Ser S"ant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William Thompson. q five sallon still. ten gallons Of mash and quantity of liquor being confscated. This was his first appearance before the court
 \ fine of S15 and costs was also imposed on pomenco Accacct of g Prospect street who was charged with keeping and reputation. Five and one-half gallons seized in Sat urday nights raid by Sergeant Jeg-