New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1929, Page 12

DEBATE NEW POUND FOR CAPTIVE DOGS Gellar of 0ld Isolation Hospital May Be Used Not a single word of criticism of the methods employed by Dog Warden Thomas Rousk formance of the duties of his joo was uttered by the special commit- tee of common council members at a meeting late yesterday in the of- fice of Chief W. C. Hart of the po- lice department. The commit appointed to the metnol of killing impound and disposing of and Warden Rouskie was on hand to explain th system and answer questions. sveloped during the the warden is requir duct many plaints about dogs, not compensated he presents to supplies and printing committe. f the counc!) through Chief Hart, an itemized re- port on the complaints, besides list. ing all his activities with relation to impounding, ki and dogs Favor Report to Council Al n D. L. Nair sug that this information the entire cou Chief Hart well to infor of the mann carried on, at present out that the bers si ee was investigate collecti liscussion investigations into com- for wihch he is nd every montn returning ply Knc o | untoading | ued at $150,0 | British_sloop. in the per- | )0 cases of liqus ) from the “Betty and Billie,’ seized Friday S0 miles south of Fernandia bar The cargo w seal, and the b customs o he thr of the ed under the rned over to 1 be p department prior to Under arrest were master; R. J. Wallace rom W Coast cials said the trio was i Jacksonville Home port of the “Betty is Nassua, Bah: JURY LIST DRAWN BY COUNTY BOARD Citizens Eligible fo Serve af Su- perior Court Term case formal action nd Bil and Lu- follow- ry duty in su- New Britain John A Ge . Avery, Joh Andrews, ws, Milton O. Baker ¢ Charles A I'red Be- John E. Cur- k J. Cobuy ) H. Dyson, . Willard H. Eddy | , val- | son, foo. | Butler, Edward M. James John H. T Michael J Cawley, 1 Y. Clark, Jr., Ray mond J. y Conlon, Daniel F. Crow Cam mings, Wallace B. Crumb. Georg W. Currie, E. L. Dunn, James Dal ten, James H. Davis, J. Iay Doig lass. William H. Dun- Lester W . P. Hay ard Hunt Carlton b, Dowd, J. Emni Frank P. Morton E. Ingraham, [ves, Albert Josolowitz, Thomas J. Lane, Martin Loughlin, Michael Ma- iwin A. Matthews, Isaac S v ibauer, Julian Nor- Norton, Albert L. J. Wasley, L.'A R. Stevens. Plainville John J. Kimmel. Walter Wy Sey- r, Charles R. Clark, Oliver H Robertson, Ole W. Robertson, th, John W. Matthews, V . Old aw, Irederick W. Bullen Water 1. Calor, William H penter, Ray I Carpenter, Morris S. Corning. Charles H. Hanson, Char W. Hird. Berlin Franklin N. Bacon, Brandegee, Douglas V. DeMers, Paul Lund, Carl J. Mueller, Horace H. Raymond, Mortimer H. Rhodes, Paul Stange, B. Alling, Ira M. P. Dunham, Henr bert N. Edgerl 8 1 nmons, Norton, George W. Sullivan, /. Schultz, Henry H. Austin. Harold W. Upson, George J. Cos gan, Raymond Dyer, oy4 Mors: Jdwin C. Lesiolle, Gotfried M. Holmquist, Paul Giana, Charles M. Ronketty, Harry Edelson. Newington Delorrest I. Turner, Charles R. Emmons, George 1. Churchill, John H. Fish, Thornton H. Cogswell, Al bert B. Goodale, Richard H. Lrwin Samuel T. Hall, Floyd E. Rice, (. Rowley, Lverett A. Elliott, Id- mund Starr, Charles (' . Kent 15, Stoddard. William k. s Stanley Wells, Thomas A Frank A. Baldwin, Edward A. Suprenant, Al- Philip M. Fagan William Adolph William H. Webster, George | John STORE CLOSES AT NOON WEDNESDAYS DURING ‘JULY AND AUGUST Refreshment Sets Dainty hand embroidered luncheon sets, on a fine soft cotton crash. Con- of a 36 inch cloth with four nap- Priced for Wednesday only, set 69¢ Startex Toweling A very ders. Reduced for Wednesday, yard w... soft absorbent part linen dish toweling with colored woven bor- 15¢ A Carnival of Exceptional Values on Sale for Wednesday Morning Only Wednesday Morming Only Ladies’ All Wool Bathing A very special offer of all wool suits, well made, in the popular flat stitch style. In all wanted colors, both plain Suits Entire Stock Dix Make UNIFORMS 1/ P ] About 40 white uniforms in this group. Made of fine quali- Wednesday Morning Only ! Just 140 Lovely Summer DRESSES Every dress in this final clean-up $1 .95 5 QUALITY Clarence A. Hosford, Charles are our l.egUIar $IO Se”el’s, made OE Belden, Albert D. Whaples, Daniel Hancock, Andrew J. Muller, Chester | A. Rowley, Jercy list of the re the animals. “I am con will be no criticism on the member: they are this information,” he said Alderman Nair also suggestc it might be an improvement 3t the| Clarence I Hartman dog warden was a salaried employe | Hatch, Thomas W of the city. Many residents gathe erpe, Harry C. the impression that the warden g Jester out to make all the John but ruthlessly swooping the dogs he sees, whereas, if he wa for the killing of ient thers sons wrrell, James M. Finne- and striped. All sizes Guy R ) V' m F. art of | Gooby. Osc Thomas I, ty nurses’ cloth and fine pop- flowered lin. Good sizes to choose from. flat crepe, printed Silk, Joseph Emi' OUR REGULAR Y. R 0. C. A OUTING William L.| The Y. R. 0. C. A. held its third | Hinchliffe. Cayj | @n0ual outing Sunday afternoon at | B Jackson. M. Irv. | Champ's farm in Bridgeport. Dur- Frank He - Jehnston, .| In& the afternon outdoor sports were John J. Kiniry, Mi. | indulged in. Swimming, baseball, Hdward O, Kil-|tennis and racing formed an import- ant part of the activities. Walter d that chiffon, georgette and“silk pique. In a beautiful array of pastel colors 14 to 50. Wednesday Morning Only ! money he can | Gustay and the sizes are from lown on ai|thacl J. Ken Parke Palm. I'rank Rossber g, ward P, hard O. Schaefer, James fancy broadcloth shirts. In 23 beautiful choice of light and was were dark backgrounds. In all want- no money available for ling it | Strople it ed sizes. and a proposition was taken under | P. Sullivan, John Sloan, John Skri ENTERTAIN AT advisement, to use the cellar of the tulsky, . George H A home warming isolation hospital building which has | Sn A r Scheuy, Mr. and Mrs. deen standing idle and neglected for | N. Smith, John New Britain, several years. thur H. Unwin, Albert N . | Lake Inspector Rutherford said it was | Frank M. Zimmerman Conn.. ta shame" to allow the building io Bristol nds and relatives from New become dilapidated, and if an cpi-| -Andrew B. Ackerman York, Hartford, New Britain and detic of disease breaks out in this| DATTY, Wallace I Rocky Hill. and many. neighbors and cffy, ~necessitating the ‘opening -of | WY J friends from 1} Hampton. the place, it will be necessary spend several hundred dollars at , 3 storms, he said, the water actually : : IS. omen $ tlows through the corridors. ~ = It might be possible Slight irregulars of our reg- 95 cellar as a dog pound and the con ular $1.50 quality. In broken Wednesday Morming Only ! mittee decided to inspect it with this thought in mind, this afternoon, ac with woven colored borders. sizes and colors. In pmnu*d and square heel style. Semi-service 2 . sach, To close out Wednesday Lovely new summer patterns, soft draping companied by Chief Hart, Warden Size 22x44. Special for Wed- weight For 3 hours only, our entire 3 ] .59 voiles and regent lawns for cool street and sport Rouskie and Rutherford If it is found feasible ,the permis. sion of the proper authorities will he sought and in next year's budget provision will be sought for nesday, each stock of boys' wash suits at this extraordinary low price. Made of linens, broadcloth and novelty fabrics, well styled. In all sizes 3 to 8 . VALUES UP TO $2.95 o Children’s frocks, pajamas, drapes and spreads. Choice of dainty floral designs or the smart modernistic patterr Two widths, 36 and 39 inches. Every piece guaranteed tub fast and first quality. Taken from our regular 39¢ and 49¢ manent pound in a new building. qualities. No Criticism of Pound Wednesday Morning Only ! Pueblo Prints \2. ] WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY Beautiful new fall prints ‘ednesday Morni \X' ednesday orning on salary, it would be obvious t g ert N. Lockwood, John W. Lockett, this year. Walter Grusha was run- No Money for New Pound Hethoit D1 Ml Theaatle © ace in the three { BALL ok ed race. : A chicken dinner was served in ¢ new dog pound which would cost| ., v Morans. Geo . Macaulcy, | the evening. At the dinner vocal se- i ward Bl Og cletions were renderd by Philip Ru- | Ji A spectacular sale of men's /i ® 20x20, and if ever abandoned for| fichard B. Pinches, Virgil M | Other clubs, affiliated with the | [ : brought out, however, that there Charles E. § . See o linen knickers and shorts that journe. William A. Kinne, Michael i S "“" | Baron won the finals in the tennis BOVS Lll’lCn he could not have such a purpose 5 i E William E. Latham, William J. Long. While ner up. Philip Rusinski and John | Hutiding Inspeceor. & Ruther-| yiopier, gr., John J. McBriarty, John Meskile o K about $1750 to erect near the Pres- | jarry & Morton. I sinski. Michal Molcham played the | Pedneziay pound purposes it could be used 13| cr, William J. Quigley c local club, present from Mori- formerly sold at $1.49 and an >, Leghorn, Michael C. LeWitt, Her- ! : el mateh d is club champion for L] Sebilal A A. Mills, Dugald MM o ’ nson A. Mills, Dugald McMills They Walsh won first place en s l They ford showed a sketch of a proposed | 12° yio o Tyt BERD nlc ers st ent pound. It would be of brick. | awin A, Parker. Clayton A violin A. M a garage or in other ways. It Rackliffe, William B den and Bridgeport. : ; fid Our entire stock of boys $1.95. In all sizes, 6 to 16. OUR NEW HOME was given by Charles R. Staub of in their new home at Pocotopaug, llast Hampton, and was attended by many Floor Dress Dept. REGULAR $1.65 VALUE David M Bradshaw, Burton Q.- Wednesday Morning Only ! Flmdale Sheets Large bed size, 81x99. Made of a pure white bleached On]V 67 seamless sheeting free of dressing. On sale H i B Wednesday, each .. 98C Ladies’ leather hand bags in 9 a Bath Towels Heavy double loop Turkish the pouch and envelope style towels, very soft absorbent. with top or back strap handles, slightly soiled from handling, Wednesday Morning Only ! 2,300 Yds. Choice of solid colors or white black and colors, values to $2.95 Wednesday Morning Only ! annan, to use th Inspector 177 MAIN STREET Wednesday Morning Children’s Socks 25¢ Fancy 1, socks for children. In a large range of fine pat- Regular 49¢ y propr place Every Hat Worth NEW ummer was, to t Many Times dissatisfaction, and they realizel that it was not incumbe him to provide the pou OFFICERS UNLOAD BOAT CARRYING CHOIGE LIQUORS Coast Guard to nt upor More! Seal Loot From ‘Betty and Billie"—Three Men Under Arrest, Fernandia, F Jul erns and colors. Coast gu terns and color values, ardsmen BASEMENT STORE Summer Months ‘ Fr s Hards ofl; Stomach | H ATS Wednesday Morning Only ! 1,000 Yards ufferers ; 100 Fancy 57 .00 Cretonnes Lacy Hairs, Quick, Natural Relief from Felts, Toyos and 50 yd. Simple Herbal Compound Combinations. Plenty of Our regular stock, in odds styles, headsizes and colors. and ends, 36 inches wide. Very wonderful values at this low price. At a great savings for Wednesday only How much Y d ach can cau: a. L.uu ing, sleeplessness, loss of we igh ar vigor. Bad enough at any time but when exhausting summer heat is added, strength is drained from the sturdiest body. But here is one of many thou sands who found a way to relief Straws, Milans, You Will Marvel At These V See Them in Our Windows. Burlap Pillows Oc alues— Beautifully made burlap pil- Mrs. Dora Robillard, of Bellir Mass., R.F. D. 1, Box 17, sa g B = no digestion nor appetite c - or home use, square shapes acheslaid me up in bed three duysata | | For Immediate Clearance s AT A 98 HATS cooc e 696 2 for $1.00 is Large, washing in addi often only or Come Early—While the bring desired relief. Mc ; — if it doesn't help. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTILES .USED lows, the ideal pillow for shore REGULAR 98¢ VALUE tion to the other woi It's never too late to try Tanlac No mineral drugs— own medicinal herbs, so apparent that Bridge Tables i b $7 .39 Fancy Rug Border Hard 39 he had the warden on hand to giv: the committee whatever information was desired, but the membe pabanidgths dlaciciol A Sale No Lady Can Afford to Miss! guaranteed tub fast, smart and practical for street and house children’s frocks, pa- and drapes, 36 inches to impound d ¥ knowledge, the principal cause of Reduced for Wednesday yard . Variety wood finish, 24 100 Pairs—Picot Top, Sheer Silk Chiffon Hose ......... $1.09 Pr. Well Known Make—Regular $1.50 Grade. corners, strong sup- porting brackets, $2.00 value. Special for Wednesday wide. only, v inches wide. Special for Wednesday, yard