New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-09
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M0T0RCYCLlSTS INJURED
Innocent and Wife In Hospital After
Crash - Auxiliary Whist Series
Concluded - Traffic Police Fol-
Sunday Duty-Bricfs.
The milk ordinance proposed by
Health Officer DR.. George F. Cook
was adopted last night at a meet.
ing Of a committee OF milk dealer.
in his office and will go into ct.
feet July 1. 1t covers the sale Of
all milk, cream. skimmilk, and but
termilk within the limits Of Plain.
willie and applies to dairymen. deal.
ers, handlers, stores. restaurants
and soda fountains. Every farmer
who sells milk must obtain q per.
NIT, even II he has only one COW
further. all cows must be tuberculir
tested whether or not their milk i.
sold.
All who handle milk must obtair
licenses to do so. Applications mus
be filed with Dr. Cook. who will in
vestigate the corditions-such a!
source of supply-and. il he find.
them satisfactory, will grant per
mission. The permit is then to b.
obtained at the office OF the towr
clerk. The fee is purely nominal
being only 50 cents: plates to go or
dealers wagons will be required ant
will cost a slight additional sum, a!
yet undetermined. Plates will no
be required for storekeepers.
Each applicant must state al
sources from which he obtains hi!
supply. All milk must be fro0 tu'
berculin tested cows except tha
which is treated by pasteurization
Each violation will result In a fine
Of SO to $50 or. for a subsequen,
offense,the same fine or 80 days I'm.
prisonment or both.
| The code Is one approved by the
state. 1t was accepted by the milk.
mems committee consisting OF Jerry
Lewis. Walter White, and Jane.
Burns and has been approved by the
selectmen. It will now be submitted
to the health council for final ap-
prevail.
Motorcycles Injured
Anthony and Annie Innocent Of
East street were painfully injured
last night when motorcycle on
which they were riding was struck
by an automobile at Harris corner.
The cycle bounced across two bitches
and the trolley tracks and threw
both Innocent and his wife. The
two riders were given first aid by
DR.. George F. Cook and then trans
ferred to tho New Britain General
hospital intheambulance.
Innocent received a bad lacera-
tion six inches long In his left
thigh, II stitches being required to
close 1t, and also Commissions and
wounds about the chest and left
arm. Mrs. Innocent suffered pos
stble fracture Of the left arm and
minor bruises on the body.
Both spent fairly comfortable
night at the hospital and were re-
ported today as in no critical con-
dition. Deputy Sheriff Furrey inves-
tigated the accident and could find
nothing to prove there had been a
collision. The name Of the motor
list and the number Of his car were
unknown.
Whist Series Ends
The series of Wrists conducted BY
the Legion auxiliary was concluded
yesterday afternoon with one of the
most successful parties OF the sea-
son. The prizes were won as fol-
lows:First, Mrs. Clarence Gistavson:
second. Mrs. Lucius Ives: third. Miss
Anna Cafferty: consolation, Mrs. ].
c. Cafferty. Mrs. Alice Ryder had
the largest score for the entire series
and was awarded the grand prize,
lemonade server.
The auxiliary will give a military
whist next Tuesday and will offer a
large assortment Of prizes.
Win Blue Ribbon
The pen OF white rocks entered
by G. A. Treiber Of Lnionville av-
enue in tho Storrs laying contest
won the blue ribbon In the white
and buff rock class for the month
of May 1t was announced today.
May is the best month OF the con-
test every year. and this May was
no exception. but despite the keen
est sort Of competition. the local
mans birds won the monthly prize
with 235 eggs.
Traffic Officers Sundays
A traffic officer will be placed at
Central square on Sundays and liol-
days throughout the summer. it has
been decided by the board OF select
men. The plan has been urged for
some time as one which would elm
mate the tie-ups and minor bump
ings which are frequent during the
crowded hours. The officer will do
duty. 1t is expected, from Ito 8 p.