New Britain herald., 1927-08-03
CONSTRUCTION WILL SOON RE STARTED
Long Sewer Extension Contracts
 AWardd-Dog Case Over
NOLLE HAS BEEN ENTERED

isodes By Prosecuting Attorney
 Vote for SidewalkS-Funerals Arc
 Held.
 The case against Pasquale No
 cera. Forestville barber, who was arrested last Friday morning by bod Warden Thomas L. Ryan for violation of the dog quarantine laws. was sensationally ended this morning when Prosecuting Attor- ney James T. Mather nolled the
 case without costs. The case had
 been before the city court on Sat
 urday morning and again on Mon- day morning, when after hearing the evidence offered, Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan ordered the case con- tinued again until this morning on account of the diverse stories told
 Of the arrest by Nocera ana Dog
 Warden Ryan. When additional
 witnesses were secured they sub stantiated Noceras story, with .Ie
 result that he was discharged with
 out being further brought to court. When the case was tried on Mon- day morning. Dog Warden Ryan testified that Nocera had forcibly prevented him from taking a dog which had been running loose in violation of quarantine regulations which are now in effect in this city.
 He also testified that he grabbed
 the dog away from him and pre- vented him from getting it.
 Nocera testified that such was not
 the case and that Ryan grabbed
 him by the shoulder and pushed him about the barber shop and
 used improper language in arresting 1 him. He also testified that the dog had broken away from the place
 where it had ben tied up and that
 he immediately sent out his two
 sons to recover it as soon as he had
 discovered the dog missing. Ryan at- tempted to take the dog after 1t had
 been recovered.
 When additional witnesses, who were in the barber shop at the time of the scuffle had been brought in, they corroborated Nocera's statements.
 Construction Contracts Awarded The contract for the construction of lengthy sewer main extensions on Lewis street, Concord street, Lexing- ton street, Arlington street, Fairfield street, Walnut road and across a pri- vate way to Burlington avenue was awarded to Joseph DePaolo of
 Wethersfield, the lowest bidder. by the city council at it's regular month ly meeting held last evning Other bids were submitted by Joseph Bat aglia of New Britain, John E. Dris- coll of Torrington, Concetta Caciana of West Hartford, Bernandino and
 Manocchio of Hartford. Dominick
 Palmisano of Bristol, and Zille and Angelone of Southington.
 Construction work will be started immediately and it Is hoped to have it finished by fall.
 Tulip Street Sidewalks Voted The contract for the construction
 of. curbs and sidewalks and the
 grading of the street on Tulip street
 between Park and Divinity streets,
 was awarded by the city council last night to Cosmo Vacca of this city,
 the lowest bidder. The opening of the bids and the awarding of the contract followed a formal hearing at which the interested property
 owners had been notified to appear
 to show cause why such curbs and sidewalks should not be constructed. As was anticipated, all of the pro- perty owners favored the work. Curbs and sidewalks have long been needed on this section of Tulip street as 1t is largely used by pe- destrians from the Riley tract. To Hold Makeup Examinations Principal Henry E. Cottle of the Bristol high school has announced that the makeup examinations will be held in the high school building at S:2O a. m., daylight saving time,
 Friday, August 12th. Pupils who have been attending the summer
 school and those who have not will be permitted to take these eXamin- ations. Those who are not attend ing the summer school, must notify