New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
REAPPO|N7 NAR|N0
 FOR ANOTHER YEAR
Selectman Continues Present
 Dog Warden in Office
INDIAN FIGHTER IS 76
Albert Remington Observes Birth day Anniycrsary-Legion Cleaning Park For Armistice Day-Prior Bankruptcy Hearing-Briefs.

The appointment Of Philip Ma rino of Hough street to serve as dog
 warden for another year was an nounced this morning by the select men. MT. Marine has served as dog warden for q number of years and has given satisfaction in that capa- city. About year ago he was ar rested and tried for cruelty in con- nectlon with animals which he was forced 10 shoot, but after q bitter trial Tn which he laid the charge to personal enmity he was completely cNonerated. Mir. Marine has also been member of the local con- stabulary for some time. serving as constable and warden during the terms of William J. Johnson, John J. kimmcl and now James simpson as first sclectman.
 Warden Marino's appointment is the first made by the new board oi selectmon. The board has still 10 name tree warden. board Of fire commissioners. and night patrol- man. Interest ccnters mainly on the last named office, which is at present hold by Constable F.. w. Furrey, and there are many rnmors about town that he will he roap- pointed and also that he will moi The appointment will probably be made next week.
 
 Albert Remington of lG Crown street is observing his 7Gth birth day anniversary in quiet fashion today, Mr. Remington is one Of the two men left in Connecticut who served in the United States army against the Indians during tho h. dan wars in the 1S70's and sos. He was born in South Hadloy Falls. Mass, and enlisted at Boston in the Fourth Cavalry. Mr. Remington par ticipated in the campaigns against the Sioux, Cheyennes, South Chey- l ennoS, and ArapahOes between 1876 ! and 1881, suffering great hardships ]. and prirations during the cold win fcrs on the plains and being wound . 'd once in the elbow at tho battle of | the Big Bend of the Beaver.
 At the conclusion Of his enlist ment term he returned 10 private | fife. For t2 years he lived in New | Britain and then went to Clinton. 1 His wife died and he came here 10 , live with his daughter, Mrs. Louisa Hopkins. Mir. Remington has six | other daughters. Mrs, Louis Brad . bury of kcnsinEton, Mrs. C. F. Elm mons or ArmiStice street. New Brit ,in; Mrs. Daisy Hart Of Juhi1ec :trcot, New Britain; Mrs. Etta Cole If Bogar, Tex; Mrs. Hattie .Iuul or New York city. and Mrs. Ella Reel.
 Return Football Game
 The management Of the pIainvjllc ,igh school football team has cooked q return contest with south manchester state Trade school lov"n 10 be rIayed in south Man hester on Tuesday, October IS. When tho teams met here last Sat rday they hattlcd 10 G-G tic. and h" visitors were anxious to try their , trength against the locals ag1in. ( he game has now been arranged.
 A game is being sought for next eek but the opponents has not vet | cen secured. This afternoon the ,cal eleven is playing Simshury high | that town.
 Legion Cleaning Up Park Member Of BrOCk-BarNes post arc ow engaged in cleaning up Legion ! ark at tho corner of Whiting and Iaple streets and putting it in shape pr .Armisticc Day. The green vas llcd over today and the leaves cared away and burned. If is cN-