Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-20

Special Officer John Greenwood has served notice on the White Rockers who disregard the law. that he Is determined to clean up the village, especially along ,Ee line of inooxication in these prohibition times. While it is not known that there are Illicit stills or home brew manufacto- sies in the village. it is known that there Is more intoxication than ever among the slen who now work on short time in the ally. Therefore, the drunks are of the jakey type and are therefore more trouble some than in the days when man could buy and drink the beverage of his choice without committing crime
 Officer Greenwood has no police patrol motor wagon at his disposal nor an auto mobile of any description and the terri tory he covers is three miles from the the police station. In consequence, when he makes an arre st, the department is mo- tifed by telephone, and a uniformed offic- CT rushes 10 White Rock in an automobie and brings the accused to. Westerly, . Policeman Henry Chase was called to White Rock Saturday and brought two . Wesi eriy poiiee station. They were Paul Dav,s and Charles Girard. Both. pleaded guilty to intoxication when arraigned in ihe Third district court and they were penalized to the sum of sS.SO each.
 The deed has not been filed for record Of the transfer of the property of Miss MaEy Lawrence Vose, known as the Sam uel Noss estate at Canal and High streets. It is generally understood how ever, that the purchaser is Samuel Mar done. All the rest of the property or the North side of sanal street from High street to Railroad avesue, with the cxs csptiOn of the residence of Dr. John L. May is now owned by Mir. Nardone and Peter De Rocco. two Italians who have made good as business men of West srly.
 Mir. DeRocco's purchase front son Ca nal street and extends along Rsilroad av. rnue, in the rear of the Chester property to the Oscar Vose place with entrance from street. The Nardone includes. the dwelling house as well as the large corn =r lot
 Other recent real estate changes 'ir High street ir the immediate vicinity fs the purchase of the Louis Arnold place by Dr. Thomas F. Robinson, that of Dr. Rob. son by by Hiram Edward and the Chap man homestead by Charles P. Ecc'estoD Tho estimated valuation of propsrr, transferred is about sS0ooo.
 The annual exhibition of tre Soutf couunty Poultry and Pet Stock associ 2tion. cirie to a Successful close Satur made as follows:
 The lightweight and bantarw >:sh chamriCns Of the S, nv attract,I nliCl ssg k cccS 5irj owned r5- Nrs, \. r w rIeatl c- Si gton tipped the scales at I ponras ait 3, ounces. Y irning tu- roavy " ts'e'.; 4lnors Of .ne slow. T'ls ,iehtNs g eci Cr ir the shoY was a RJie Cami uista:t t'.liet with veighed ,h. at l ounces Tho bird 's ow- cd by < F. 0pp of jl's % wn. If this 1 tie pu .st wa, drosz i:. cooked q ere might !, ennuE l@ft ta -'ice up for an ordinary chickei sandwich.
 TLrec silver cups which were warde bv the association were placed yesterday Horace Miner won enc of the cups for tn best tom turkey Dwight Maine wa awarde1 one for The best display of geese nd tt- third cup went to F. w. Cump -tone Of New London, who had the bes cplRy of pigeons.
 Championship Birds
 American class-Harold Dacey, frs White Rock cock
 English clRss-Jbhn Lynch, first BlacI orpirEtou cock.
 Asiatic-Willlam Wallork first Lgh Brahua cock.
 Mediterranean-Tom Thorpe, frs White Leghorn plllet.
 Miscsllaneous-F. w. Cumpstone, Ney Long. first R. I. White cock
 
 White Gam Bantam cockerel.
 Ornamental Bantams- Roger r. Dun nam, frst Light Brahma cockerel.
 Duch-George Dennisol, first old R3w e1 duck.
 Turkey-Horacc Miner, first tom tur .ey.
 Other awards were made as follows
 Partridge Cochin Bsntams-Gsn Pou fry yards Norwich, rst. color, snap .cocl first color. shape hen. first second. thir c5ckerel. first second. third bullet, frs oen. Elizabeth Steadman, fourth cockere fourth bullet.
 B. C Bantams-C F. oppy. first co eT. shape cock first color, shape hel drst eockerel, first bullet, first psn.
 Golden Seahright--sem, yards. secon cock, second hen first cockerel, first pu let, first pen; Oliver Denison. Jr,. frs color shape COCK, first color, shape hen.
 Light Brahmas-Boger K. Dunhan first cock. first hen, first color, shar cockerel first color. shape bullet frs pel
 Whie Silkies-Oliver Denison, Jr, frs cock. first hen
 Blrck Tai Japanese-Roy Bell, Wax, field. first color, shape cock, firss hel s7copd eockersl first color. shape bullet Earl F. Willis, third cock second hel first c,ckerel, second, third bullet, frs pen Oliver DelisQn. IT.. second COG, -hird hen.
 White Game Bantams--1oha J. Kenn, dy. first cocllerel, second color, first shaI bullet.
 Turkeys
 White Holland-Horace Miner, seeon cock, third ihea; Thonass D. Wheeler, frs .5ior. shape hen.
 Bronze-ff2race Miner, first shan cock. first color, shape hsn, first, colo snape hen. first, color, cool,erel, secon pullet Herbert w. Rathbun. second cocl socond hen, second cockerel, first pulle TTTs1l O,~aAMI