Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-04
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fcers came across what was thought l to be an old time still, made from an | old wash boiler. The coil used when l the still is being operated was missing but it was thought that this had been hidden prior to the raid by the police. | Cardinal in explaining the presence 1 ofsti1e old boilcf stated that his wife had used it to make up preserves. This statement was doubted by the police as the molasses clinging to the boiler made 1t seem possible that something besides preserves had been in the receptacle. The federal men took charge of the boiler which was taken to their rooming place.
 The cases of some of the men were heard in the police court Wednesday morning. Scheinn1an had two counts against him; having liquor in his pos session and sellin git. He entered a session and sellin git He entered a claimed that he thought he possessed a license to sell Jackey for medical purposes. The bottles containing the good were marked s90 per cent. alco- hol. Scheinman told two separate stories about the jackey, the first that he had bought it for his own use and l the second that he had sold some of 1t for medical purposes. He paid 25 cents per bottle for the jackey and l sold 1t for 30 cents.s The cider had been made by himself last fall but | had been frozen. Scheinnan was fined s25 and costs totallings $3S.15, which he paid.
 ! Cardinal is yet to come up for g | hearing and if found guilty of main taining a still he will face conviction on four counts, and can be fined ! in states prison, or both. In. the police court Wednesday morning Chief of Police Daniel J. Killourey testified that he had, received several com plaints about the places that were raided during Tuesday evening.
 Following closely upon the arrest of these several local men by the po- lice comes a story of another type. A woman came to the police station | of paper under her arm. This she un- rolled and two empty Jamaica ginger I bottles were disclosed. She informed ! the police that her husband had been coming home about every night in an intoxicated condition and that unless something was done soon to stop this there would be trouble.
 An interesting talk on Mexico, by Mrs. ALB. Upham, a featuring mis- sionary was the feature of the meet ing of the True Blue Circle at the First Baptist church. Tuesday. The
 meeting, which was in charge of Miss Morris Bowen, opened with a song service followed by prayer. Miss Inez Patton sang Q solo, and matters of business were transacted Following the meeting a light luncheon was served.
 
 ernnent circles, Company B Third Regiment of this city may go into camp at Niantic sometime this com ing summer, For the past few years an officers camp has been held there during the summer but it is expected that officers, non-cons and buck pri- yates will be sent to this camp this summer.
 When Colonel John B. Welch
 principal Of Natchaug school in lST2-1SS4 comes to the east this coming June to attend the fftieth all , niversary Of his graduation from
 members of his classes at the Nat chaug school intend to give hmi a re- union banquet in this city. Invita- tions are to be sent out to all mem
 bers of the classes of that school
 during 1872 and they are being
 asked to be ready to attend the re-
 union whenever 1t is set. Colonel ! Welch now makes his home in Colum- bus. Ohio.
 1 Albert Moreland of Plainfield, is spending a few days at the home of , his sister. Mrs. J. c. Duff of Turner
 street. He is to leave this city soon , for Lowell Mass, where he will take up his duties as efficiency man with a large textile concern.
 Threads
 Miss Celina Richards of Stafford
 Springs returned home Wednesday after a few days visit with loca friends.
 Mrs. Walter Walsh who has beer
 spending. several weeks visiting he | parents has returned to her home 1T inghamton, N. Y.
 Mrs. E. Folsom. left Wednesday fol
 Boston on business.
 Mrs. Charles 4. Gerard of Jackson : street spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Miss Lucy Murphy has returned t. . her home in Hartford after a fev b days visit with Willimantic relatives s Mrs. John Baldwin has returned t ,: Waterbury after visiting relatives il }, this city.
 Miss Stella Gardner left wednesda: g for a visit with friends in Springfield t Mass.
 y Mrs. J. B. Fullerton spent Wednes 7 day in HartfArd.