Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-20
IDANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS|
DANIELsCN
Attawauean Man Fined $50 and 4 Costs For Cider sale-Two Small Strikes = Bil-MulIaily Engagement Announced-FuneraI of Mrs. Della C. McDonald.

State police again were active in
 the town of Killingly Wednesday. and
 one result of this activity was the
 appearance before Judge Woodward of the town court during the afternoon, of William Walsh of Attawaugan, who
 was assessed $50 and costs. amounting to about $50. for a cider sale, contrary to law.
 While they were at work the state officers visited some of the small tradesmen in and about AttaWaugan and investigated as to the amount of 1 Jamaica ginger kept on hand and as to how it was sold. The dealers visit ed were found to have pharmacists li- censes One dealer had 27 dozens of | the Jamaica ginger, which contains
 a, very high percentage of alcohol. on hand.
 i No arrests were made by the state l officers in cases pertaining to the Ja-
 maica ginger trade
 Khlingly has had three different visits from state officers this month, and on each visit some person who l has been found violating the state ] ordered to court and heavy fines have been imposed. All of which is being taken to heart in certain quarters. a} NO sympathy 0AIfhStSs
 1 This town has been hit this week by a furry in labor circles. Two small strikes have been noted. In one that developed in one of the viii lages Wednesday more than two score of the operatives returned to their du- ties in the afternoon and hope was expressed that the whole situation would be quickly adjusted.
 It was interesting to hear the com
 ment of the general public Wednes-
 day as to the merits of the strikes
 Never before in the history of thi:
 town have strikers found themselve;
 without some degree of sympath!
 from the public, but none was ex
 pressed for them Wednesday. Textile operatives hereabouts arr admittedly making world d-record wage
 for persons in their line of work, ye
 some of them are not satisfied I To the fathers and mothers and tn brothers and sisters of the boys wh are in the trenches in France. fightin: this country's battles at $33 a month the going on, strike of persons win 1 are safe at home and earning in week nearly as much as the boys ove , there get in a month is regarded a , this time is little less than reasonable Among the general public the feelin : IS sdUOuLf lAlc SeIAS.j
 ! And what has been said of som [ of the strikers who are registrant 3 and who have claimed deferred classi } fcation and entire exemption fror 5 military service on the ground Of be 3 ing aliens. wouldn't look well in prin There was loud call Wednesda. ! fin some sections that the ''work 0 I 1 fight" rule that becomes effective O July be applied with full force i
 this district.
 . I There does not seem any inclinatio 1, tanywhere to deny the operatives tn splendid wage scales that are bein : paid, but there is an instant and gen 2 eral growl against any action ths ,. contemolates a strike: for this is !. tloyal town and loyalty is expected ( , all, whatever be their calling. I To Collect Income Tax. y J.. H. Griffths, deputy collector ( l internal revenue, is to be in Danielso t Friday to receive from the persor : lucky enough to have incomes tbe {, put them in the special tax class tf = money that is due Uncle Sam on tf e returns filed a few months ago. d Mr.. Griffiths is to hold forth at tt - town hall and is to be on the jol t. from g a. m. to , p. m. He expec e that payment will be made to him Y the form of a money order or a chec if No estimate has been made as to tf {. amount of special taxes that Danie q