To the Editor of the "Nonta-Cursa Dany Sin,—It isa matter for surprise to me that oe complaints are ever publicly made of the jatolerable nuisance caused by the barking and howling of dogs during the nig t summer the residents in the vicinity of the Avenue, Ferry and Sioza Roads bad many of their nights rendered hideous by the yepping of foreiga-owned dogs. It is mystery how the owners can tolerate the puissance themselves, I am the owner of three dogs who understand quite well that noise st night is for-hidden and who only indalg. ra-ing growl or short bark if suspicious footsteps are heard, People who cannot train or control their dogs bat allow them to be a public nuisance should, i my opinion, be heavily fined. at thi of year that one suffers, but later on when all windows are opea—a time to be dreaded in this locality, the same dogs that destroyed the peace of most of the nights daring last som-ne this year. respective owners will read this and at once start a little wholesome training.
Tam, ete., Pax, THE MOSQUITO PLAGUE, To the Editor of the Nonrn-
81n,—Now that the time dr for the appearance of the pectileatial mosquito, it would be a great relief to me, and I am sure also to hundreds of the residente, to know that steps were being taken by the Muoicipal authorities for the extermination of these unnecessary Much good work was done last through the cleansing and ciliog of creeks and stagnant pools, and now is the time fo the same work to begin, as there are many signs that the pest is kening. Tam, etc,
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