Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
JEWEIIC CITY

At regular session of Reliance Lodge No. 29, l. o. O. F. Monday evening the second degree was conferred on one can didate. The fo. .'wing officers were nominated for the ensuing tern Lem uel E. Green, noble grand Joseph Wharton, vice grand D. A. Berthold, re- cordinF. secretary; c. A. Haskell. fin- ancial secretary; C. w. Robinson, treas- urer and janitor. The other officers are to be appointed by the noble grand The memorial committee reported the following line of march for Sunday. June 27th, the brothers to meet at town hall at 1:15 p. m, Town hall to Finn hail where speakers will be heard and exercises will be held; town hall to low CT cemetery. where the Odd Fellows service will be carried out lower cem- etery to Railroad avenue to Greene av- enue to North Main street t0 Baptist cemetery where k. of P. ritual will be followed :. return to town and dsband. Refreshments will be served the visiting brothers. Rev. Samuel Thatcher of East Hampton and L. Erwin Jacobs of New Haven will be the speakers of the day. The exercises are public.
 Sale of household furniture of all de- scriptions today at Tanning house, l to p. m.-adv.
 OuHudy s, dl l0e time WHICH the services at the church had concluded, a man. who exhibited two evidences of wealth presented himself on Maiu street | First the man had pretty fair jag aboard, also he was showing to everyone 1 he met collection of bills in all de- l nominations from go yellowback 1 down.
 He stopped two women ! demanded ] their attention while he ( ,ned in nc uncertain tones that the money was good. One of the women as they brush i ed by him told him he had better keep it.
 l The jag assumed different phase with | the next two he met, and to them he at- tempted to give his roll. If this sort Of booze is being made hereabout. there seems to be plenty to be had if the price i is forthcoming. About forty years ago during one of their popular temperance rallies. the w. C. T. L. secured d spedkei just previous to election time, and ht ! spoke in the then Liberty nall. Tn, | theme of his address was along the lin' of the high prices and enormous profit | made by the dealers. At the close of hi! lecture, he drew from his inside coa pocket an ounce bottle containing 1 dark liquid. NOW" he said there i
 enough stuff in that bottle to make :
 barrel of better booze than men ar | paying fifty cents a pint for in Jewet l City today. Several were present wht took issue with the speaker and openl! l expressed themselves to that effect. Th speaker then said: Twill someone get
 wash tub and bring it in filled witt 1 water" They did so the orator thel i proceeded to prove his statement Fl
 pcV>ed half the liquid in the bottle in
 to the tub of water and calling for ; ! broom, he stirred it vigorously with tn l handle. Several, upon invitation, step ped forward to sample the stuff. All o
 the men are dead now (died at goot
 old age, tool except one. He. tells tn
 story today and solemnly ayers that
 was as good liquor as he ever tasted
 and they all said so, too.
 The speaker then, to the consterna
 tion of most of the audience, called fo
 help and poured it out of the bacl
 window Some profit! A gallon nov
 costs from s16 to $1S.OO Sixty gallon
 in cask. $1,0S0. Wow!
 The vital statistics for May as file,
 with Town Clerk John Welsh show elev
 en births: Pauline Daffodil Braynt
 daughter of Daffodil Mitchell and Ed
 ward Bryant; Walter Sibitchy, son o | Maggie Zedzenick and Anthony Sibitchy
 Beatrice Arcelia Grevlin. daughter O
 Mary Dayon and Joseph Leon Gravelin
 Marguerite Bernadette Pepin. daughte
 of Angelina Baril and Philippe Pepin
 John William Stott son of Edith K
 Potts and Ralph Robert Stott; Ralpl
 Robert Stott. Jr.. son of Edith K. Pott
 and Ralph Robert Stott Marianna Fer
 mento, daughter of Grogiella Marinell
 and Antoaio Fermento; Beatrice Mar
 garet Knox, daughter of Albertine Dg
 fresne and Edgar Knox Dorothy Milo
 yitsch, daughter of Madeline Gerbile an
 Charles -Millovitsch: Doris Parker Mac
 Lean, daughter of Mary Rane yand Joh MasLean!; Marie Rita Doris Fontaint