New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

pleted their tour. Officer Edgar Norton, stationed on the East Bris- tol beat and traffic duty at Pierce's bridge, was assigned to check the damage caused by the animals. Upon discovering that they had damaged property to the extent of more than $50. he immediately mo- tified Poultry Inspector Roy Ellis of Hartford.
 Officer Norton then procured the services of Acting Dog Warden Jo- seph l.. Ryan, who accompanied him to the homo of the suspected own CTS of the dogs. The animals were found in the yard of Bugrin's home. It was reported that one dogs col- lar was spotted with blood.
 Warden Ryan transported the ac- cused killers to the dog pound and it is believed, following the action taken in police court this morning. they will be shot, the penalty auto matically imposed upon them by state law.
 One Delivery Friday According to notices being distrl- buted by Postmaster Frank $. Mer- Till there will be only one mail de- livery in both the rural and city districts on Good Friday. The par eel post delivery will operate until noon, and postage will be sold at the stamp window until that time. The registry and money order win dows will be open from until T. | q. m.
 Mail will be received and dis i patched as usual, the final mail clos <, ing at 7:S0 o'clock in the evening. Fries Gets 10 Days l Charles Fries of this city. who i forfeited a bond of S25 by failing 10 appear in police court yesterday to ! answer a drunkenness charge and was ordered rearrestcd by Judge Jo- seph NJ. Donovan, was sentenced 10 10 days in jail by the judge this morning. The bond vas ordered re- opened and refunded Fight Over Property 1 Salvatore Menillo of 5l Rockwell avenue was brought into police court on | breach of the peace 1 charge today following an argument over q house and property which were sold to the complainant in the case in q foreclosure sale. Jude- mcnt in his case was suspended ] upon payment of the costs of court, Deeds Filed
 Land on Field street has been | transferred to Charles l.. Bachman from James E. Hcffernan. according to warranty decd filed at the city clerks office this morning. 1 An undivided onc-half interest in land and dwelling on BelridGa road has been quit claimed from Raymond W. Cook to Florence Yale Cook. second filing showed
 Probate Certificate Filed
 According to probate certificate filed with the city clerk today a piece of property and a house on Landry street has been devised by the late Alfred Duval to Adcline Duv2L
 Building Permits Issued Building permits were issued by the superintendent oe public work ; today to the following:
 To Fred C. Annis of North Main street to erect storage building on Pine street for himself at a cost of s2.500.
 To T. F. Collins of Circle street. Forcstvillc. to erect an addition to a house for Edward Giles on Bur
 lington avenue at a cost of S700. To Joseph Corbeil of 13 Williams street to construct two-car Garag
 for himself on Stevens street Ut q
 cost of s2o0. .a-r
 To Charles Throop of f. Wooding street to erect onc-car garage for
 himself on Mcrcicr avenue at a cost Of S100.
 Open Meeting Planned E. J. keena branch, Apciect Or
 der of Hibernians, is planning to
 hold an open meeting, free to the
 public. ut St. Joseph's Guild hall on Tuesday. April %, at o'clock in the evening. This will be the frs,
 open meeting ever attempted by tho
 organization.
 Prominent local and national off
 ccrs of the order arc scheduled to speak. An entertainment will alsJ f be furnished.
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