New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
OWNER OF BITING
 DOG IS FINED S25 Animal Which Attacked Har- WintGn Man Found Rabid SARAH C0NZELMANN DIES
Ingraham Will Filed-Man and An- others Wife Ordered From City Treadway Home Burglarized - Bernard Case Again Continued.

Treadway Home Burglarized -
 Bernard Case Again Continued.
 Michael Ziomek of 4 Williams street. owner of a dog which bit Jo- seph Pfundt of Harwinton in that town last week was fined s25 and costs in police court by Judge Jo- seph M. Donovan this morning on a charge of dog quarantine violation. The head of the animal, sent to the state laboratories, disclosed that it was rabid. The Pfundt boy is re- ceiving the Pasteur treatment from Dr. Benjamin B. Robbins, local health officer.
 Chauncey B. Ganung, special deputy commissioner on domestic animals of Hartford, told the court today that because of the Ziomek case the time Of dog quarantine in Bristol would have 10 be extended two months. He said that he did not believe Ziomek kept his dog leashed to a dog house as was
 
 were loose and had not been slept upon. There were no signs of a leash ever having been attached to the house, he said.
 Dog Warden Joseph E. Ryan, who arrested the man. said today that Richard Ryan, 10, of King street, East Bristol. was bitten on the chin by a dog Saturday and was treated afterward by Dr, Robbins
 Boleslau Przyposki was also charged in court today with having violated the dog quarantine by al lowing his dog to run loose. He was fined 5 and costs. His dog had not bitten anybody.
 Miss sarah Conzelmann
 Miss Sarah Conzelmann of s3 Grove street died at her home yes- terday afternoon following an illness. She leaves two brothers, Charles J.. and Edward 4. Conzelmann Of De- troit. Mich, and d number Of nieces and nephews. She was born in Wat eIbury.
 The funeral will be held from the Carlyle Fuller Barnes memorial chapel in West cemetery at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Francis T. Cooke, pastor of the First Con- gresational church, will officiate, and interment will be in West cem etery.
 Ingraham Will Filed
 According to the terms of the last will and testament of the late Will liam $, Ingraham which was filed at the court of probate this morning ny Judge Epaphroditus Peck, all per sonal and real property Of the de- ceased is 10 be divided evenly among his three children.
 Miss Chesser to Wed
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele this morning granted a license to marry 10 Norman James Dennison Mooney, an electrician in the New Departure Mfg. company, of 62l Broadview ter race, Hartford, and Evelyn Fraser Chesser, clerk in the production office of building No. 3e at the same factory. Of 66 Center street.
 Pair Must Leave City
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan ordered Edward Laworski and Netty Swers- kis, both of 90 Wolcott street, to leave the city as they were "nuis- ances' in police court this morning when arraisned on three charges ln- volNing misconduct. The judge told the first named defendant that sus- pended six months jail sentence would be put into effect if he did not vacate by midnight, and then he gave Mrs, SUerskis until January , 10 leave.
 The pair were arrested by Police men James Burns and Francis Day yesterday afternoon on complaint of Mrs. SUarskis's husband who had surprised the couple, Zaworski was i hoardcr in the SWorskis household.
 WaterbuTians Lose Decision
 The Bristol Boys club basketball team defeated d Waterbury Boys club aggregation of hoopstefs at the local gymnasium Saturday evening by a f to 36 count "Stes" Zctar- ski, performing at the central posi- ton, led the locals offensive in SCOT ing Il points, while Flaherty. with six hoops 10 his credit, stood out for the visitors,
 santa Visits Eagles Nest
 More than l,20o children were en- tertained at the home of Bell City aerie, No. 15t1, Fraternal Order Of Lagles, on West street Saturday afternoon, Gifts and candy were distributed among the large group by santa Claus.
 The greater number Of the chil- GrCn were invited 10 the party by the aerie through the Family Well fare and Visiting Nurse association.
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