Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-21
DANIELSON

VI a ouSy WSch. Liz fOi1y EXpICSS DuS-
| mess famous aid to living in an arid
land, flashes into prominence this
week. Eli Dagenias. who has been
conducting an order business for
| liquors, will appear before Justice Of
the town Of Brooklyn next Saturday
to answer to Is counts of having So
licited orders
-1ere was time, last Saturday,
when 1t appeared as if the case might
be settled by Mr.. Dagenias paying a
fine of S100, but this prospect disap-
peared, and the case now will go to
trial.
The case of the state VS.. Dunn.
Simsbury. tried in the superior court
FOR Hartford county, likely will be
cited in passing upon the Dagenias
case. In reviewing this case Judge
Webb of the superior court held that
the mere possession of printed orders.
which a prospective. customer might
sign as preliminary to having intoxi-
cants delivered to him in a no. license
town, was an evidenSe Of soliciting on
the part of the man who took the or
der, inasmueh as the possession by
him of such printed slips was evidence
that he was in the field for business of
the nature indicated
Mr.. Dagenias, however, is understood
to have employed counsel to defend
him in the action. which is brought by
Grand Juror W. E. Reach, who is rep
resented by Attorney Harry e. Back.
The Victory loan drive will be start
ed with rush in Killing1y today and
In all of the territory of which Daniel
son is the headquarters It was an
lnounced Sunday that Killingly's quota
will be s39S,060, approximately rs per
cent. of the amount the town was ask
ed to raise in the fourth Liberty loan
and this town, the drive managers
claim will go over the top with rush
II ktlltngly's people are not less patri-
otto than they were when their boys
were fighting over there.
| The campaign here gets fine boost
this morning with the announcement
of a subscription of $4,000 from the
Windham County National bank The
object is to make the drive fast and
effective. 1t was announced at st
James church Sunday morning that
the thousands OF parish members
would be asked to keep UP their good
work by subscribing heavily for more
bonds. in the name of the parish, the
bonds bought to be set aside for the
parish hall building fund.
| District Chairman G. IT. Til1inghast
and his big corps of workers feel GER
tain that every town in the district
will be an "over the top" town if their
labors are active. No town will want
to sully a clean record made in previ
Gus loans-and none will
In Killingly the drive will be unde,
the personal direction of Alfred L
Reed, town chairman. Sectional heads
bin the town are as follows: Goodyear
Glare n. Turner; DayviIle, N Lornt
Greig: Attawaugan, E. c, Wood: Bal.
louville. Hector Mcconnell; East Kill,
lingly, F. f. Harrington; South Kill
iingly, S. A. Douglas; manufacturers
committee, \. I1orne Greig; ladies
committee, Mrs. e. Fl. Reach.
In Canterbury these workers viii
direct the drive: James Towne, How.
ard Hoxie c. E. Frink, Fred Hisk. Ar.
thur Mcleod, Clarence Smith fBalticl
Central Village, F. A. Tillinghast
Sterling. Thomas Brown, William Kei
/ ley Earl Belknap. A. F. Sayles; Plain
field, J. A. Leahy; Moosup, Rev. vii
liam c. Darbey: Wauregan, Free
Johnson; Hampton, G. F. Burnham
Frank A. Phillips, Rev Benjamin f
Nye, Reuben Pearl. William E. Pearl
Manufacturing concerns tinrousho,I
the district will make it PARTICULAR,
easy and attractive for their employe
to come in on the Victory issue o
bonds, the greatest and safest issue il
which one possibly can participate
Tests Of two Thoroughbred Holstei,
cows, young stock, made at the Shep
herd Hill farm Of W. S. Brown nea
Wauregan, during the past week, ar
of very special interest to all who ar
interested in putting New England
ail-lmportant dairying business O,
such a basis as to make il more thai
ever money making and otherwis
- profitable business for the New Eng
land farmer.
Mr.. Brown has been a booster 70
thoroughbred herds for several wear
c past, believing they represent bette
h proposition. from the investment pro
!; duclng and every other standpoin
v than do scrub cattle The tests he ha
n had made are as much to demonstrat
= his own beliefs in this respect as fo
/; any other reason. These particula
h tests We're made with young cows. S
d he did not expect to make any extra
/; ordinary records, though the showing
obtained were very satisfactory.
d Lady Alcana Magee, 3 years old. th
e senior of the two cows on the tes
(which was held under the supervisio
e of a representative Of the Connecticr
e Agricultural college, is by a brother t
IS ten sire of Ormsby Jane Segis Aggie.
COW that produced A pounds of butte
& in seven days and 1873 pounds of butte
in 80 days, worlds record whe
lie made. She also was the dam of IL,
$4,000 bull calf sold at auction i
d Worcester a few years ago. Lad
Alcana Magee, of the Brown herd an
n from these famous strains, produce
d last week 1850 pounds of butter an
1855 pounds of milk, this being
n seven days record. four milkings eac
day.
II The other cow on test, Woodn1or
e Butter Girl Daisy. is 81 months old an
was sired by Spring Farm Butter 30
y a S4-pound so nof Tweede De kol Las
= who has produced COW making
s. pounds Of butter in seven DAYS an
Ill pounds in 30 days. Daisy's recor
at the Shepherd Hill farm last wee
was lilo pounds of butter and 3O1
pounds of milk.
- Mr.. Brown says that while these rec
- ords are not large. they show the DOS
- slbillties even with young thorough
y breds, and expects that later tests wi
- show MUGS greater production.
The first break away from the As
l. hour weekly schedule adopted by prst
tically all of the manufacturing cor
L Germs in this section of the state com,
= this morning, when the mills of tt
Attawaugan company, with mills
10 Attawaugan, Ballouville and Pinevill
l. return to 55-hour per week schedul
The change will be mutually agree
lg able to both the company and its en-
ployes. Business is considerably be-
Of ter than it has been, a representa-,
N Of the company said on Sunday ar
there is opportunity to keep the plan
i, busy 80 hours each week This wi
mean more money for the employe
= coming TO them much the same as a
l. advance in wages. and will help IL
company to achieve greater produ,
he ton.
!. The drive to raise fund to meet tf