Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22

Nor0,eh Bulletin, willimantic of- | fec, 23 Church St., Telephone 105.
 The second offense within a month has been charged against Jacob Brett schneider who conducts a place of business ct 187 Main street, and for tnis chinese he must appear before tho police court this (Monday) morn inE Co answer charges of selling a concoction thought to be a trifle out of proportion to what can be sold un- der present prohibition laws. Chief of Police Killourey entered the store Of Professionalism about II o'clock Sunday morning and found six mn lined up at the counter partaking of drinks. lt was evident that the drink being served was not what some of them wanted for after being question cd by the chief they admitted that whatever was in the drink made 1t such that they didn't care to try 1t. Others admitted that their drink was good cider or in oher cases nothing but soda. The cider was left un- touched by the chies but a jug of the questionable stun was taken to po- lice Headquarters
 lt was evident to those who Inhaled the fumes or the mixture that the greater part of it was cider, but a sickish smell thought to be caused by lemon extract or so other mixture. made the drink too strong for some of those who were at'th place when the chief made his call.
 if the drink safely stored at police headquarters proves 70 be what it Is thought. BrettschnerIer will be given something. to think over. When the Federal officers raided several places in th.s city recently. Brettschneider's rlacc was one of those looked over. A quantity of cider was found that was a trtae hard but Brettschneider claimed that 1t had been frozen.
 Complaints about the way Brett schneidor was conducting his place have been coming into the police sta- ton from any resident ad the police care determined that the selling of any Intoxicating mixtures in his place or at my other place in the city will be stopped and those engaged in tl q business will be punished for violating ths law.
 There win be one case of intoxica- ton before the court today and that win Dc Archie Lessard who was ar reaaed Sunday morning about ten o'clock on Main street. When picked mp by the police he was found to have in hie procession n two ounce bottle ' NeINeFIulul- ne alsO ndu Il lalhlnF jag or alu Ae was taken to the sfado nto gat over 1t. According to the police he is an old offender.
 The souad of the drums, big and small aided by the shrill notes oi flies and flutes. brought out a large crowd Saturday night and the town hall was file dhv those desiring tC enjoy an evening Of dancing and en- tortai1ment. under the auspices of the Thread City Continental Drum Corps About TAO under the direction oi Drum Major OdeI M. Chapman. thC members or the Continental Drum Corps and the four visiting drum corps left tfe town hall and begaT thcir march down Main stdeet to Lin. -oiu Square. here they countermarch- ad .o ihc town hall where the bis Mid-fflt dance was held. Dancing began shortly after eight o'clock anC lasted u.ui 10 when ot was announced that tho contests were to begin.
 AZ this time the four visiting drum corps one at. a time marched out or t-e dance floor to the stage and play ad their selection. then countermarch. fd from the hall where Judges Cap. tain r. p. Fenton. William Taylor Edwin Fitch. and Archille Gaudrear selected the corps having the most