New Britain herald., 1930-09-19

nected in Pittsburgh, but was trans ferred to Springfield a month ago. There will be an entertainment and social events immediately after the talk.
 County Champions Rewarded
 Commander Royden Barton, speaking for Seicheprey post of the American Legion at a banquet ten dered in honor of its county base ball champions and Coach Thomas NJ. Monahan at the Legion head quarters last night, presented each member of the winning contingent silver watches and the coach, q writing combination. The Legion seal and County Champs 1s3O' were inscribed upon each trophy.
 Commander Barton assumed the role of toastmaster of the evening, having as his guests of honor Mayor W. Raymond Crumb. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan and Physical Director Philip Geiger ot the Bristol Boys club. Brief speeches were delivered by these guests, and by Claire Pfen- nig, district manager of Legion teams and Elmer Pilon, who piloted the local junior nine. All were high in their praise of the local boys for their accomplishments on the dia- mond this year.
 Members of the teams who re- ceived awards were: Andy Palau, Otto Palau, John Kelly. Mike Son. stroem, Henry kwiatkowski. John Robey, Ernest Porter, Edward Monahan, Jakie kurlick. Frank La Ponte, Art Rajotte and "Pluggy'' Giovanni. Andy, Palau. captain of the outfit. defeated his rivals in a golf match at the Pennington av- enue course with card of 50 strokes for IS holes. Time and again this youthful backstop proved his capability with the butter by sinking the ball in par.
 Dalfnos License Returned
 Oronzo Daltino, whose automo- bile operators license was reported as being revoked by Commissioner Robbins E. Stoeckel of the state de- partment of motor vehicles yester- day, received his license again it was said by Attorney Anthony J. Rich, who represented him at the Hartford court of appeals, this morning. Dalfno. arraigned in the Plainville town court on a liquor law violation charge and fined s100 and costs with $50 remitted, won his case in the Capital City when it was thrown out on the grounds that evidence was lacking.
 Building Permits Granted
 The following permits to build have been issued by Oscar .Ander- son, superintendent of public works:
 To Arthur Belaliger of Il Lawn dale avenue to erect a back veranda for Rudolph Beaudoip of 7o Sher- man street at the latter address at an estimated cost Of s135.
 To George Raymond of 3 Fourth street 10 erect a four-room house for himself on Fifth street at an estimated cost of s4,000.
 Quarantine in Effect
 Rigid enforcement of the dog quarantine which becomes effective today will be maintained by Dog Warden Joseph E. Ryan in cooper ation with state health officials, il has been announced, and all dogs 1T this city must be kept leashed for ar indefinite period. This action vii be taken in an attempt to curb al epidemic of rabies prevalent amont dogs in this city. one of which ha already caused the death of a boy Hundreds of dollars of damage ha ! animals biting cattle in the outskirt. of the city, it is said.
 Preparations have been made bl officials of the state department of domestic animals to secure the aiC of school children in prevention o1 the spread of the infection. Circular. urging the cooperation of the chil | dten have been distributed. The, request that united dogs be reported as soon as possible to the local dos warden, who will be on the alert a aa times, land also ask them to hell further by keeping their own pet chained. Violation of the quarantin, rule here, according to the notices will expose the violator to not nor, than s10O fine"
 NpSfer6nv O Jamine B. Robbins, health officer il | this city. reported two children wer, bitten by dogs. A dog said to b, owned by Mrs. Richard Carter of 8, sherman street inflicted a wound ol tho leg of Vernon Carlson of 72 Mill street, while a second dog. said |, belong to Carl F. Carlson of Stearn street bit Daniel Hurley of Kin; street. Both youngsters wore treat ed by Dr. Robins.
 Garbcr Beaten
 Pete Garber, lightweight boxer o the Park A. C. stables of this city was defeated on a referees decisio, in preliminary bout at Capita park, Hartford, by Jimmy Portell o Hartford lasOnight. The bout wa tightly contested and Portell's ham was raised in victory by the arbite only after dcliberation.
 Nann.ag-Lagerblcde Meeting
 Bristols outstanding professions golfers, Peter Manning. pro at tn Chippanec Country club, and Her bert c. Lagerblade, who has part l cipated in several tournaments wifi