Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-01
DANEsoN

r stable Fred Card arrested John Stryr- harz, Peter Nail and Stanley Guionohs, all of Goodyear, at Wildwood park Sat urday night and lodged them in cells at the poEre station here
 In court this (Monday) morning the prisoners wH be asked to plead to a charge that they had liquor in their possession with intent to sell. A quanti- ty of nloonshine was seized when the men were arrested and blackjack was found in their possession.
 Manager P. J. Sheridan of Wildwood park has complained since early in the season that men apparently were get ting liquor about the park and the mat ter eventually came to the attention of he state police and resulted in Satur- day nights raid.
 The liquor seized when the men were arrested is either grain alcohol color d so as to make it look like whiskey pr a brand of moonshine. It centainly ls not real whiskey, but one of the sub stituted connections that have appeared m such great numbers since the ad- sent of prohibition.
 Saturday nights arrests at Wildwood park were made shortly after 10 o'clock he men were brought to Danielson md spent the night and Sunday Tn he police station here.
 These arrests areS among the few hat have been made here for violation of the liquor laws of the state and of he Nolstead act since prohibition be- came effective. How many charges will be filed against the prisoners and what the nature of these charges will pc was not established on Sunday.
 Relative to the illicit business, it is said that this section is now being flooded with moonshine and synthetic Nhiskeys, these deadly drinks selling 1t 50 cents each, which high rate does not deter those who would become trunk from indulging in a debauch lakey continues to be more or less pop ilar, notwithstanding the new formula tor compounding it, but the grain al cohol whiskies, so-called seen to be gaining in popularity.
 Commencing Tuesday, officers in Kill ingly and all through this territory will begin taking direct action for re- mOvsl of P. $. licenses from motor cars 3perating on the highways of Conecti- eut.
 This action will be in accordance with letters and rulings heretofore Ient out to police departments through. put the state. Each owner of a public service car was notified about tw( VI department that the F. $. markers mus 9e turned in. The newN 70" marker: ire being substituted. On and afte Tuesday those found operating carr with the old P. s. markers will be ar, vested and haled into court on a charg, Of operating without registration o operating without proper registration
 Only a few of the old P. 5. l.larker nave been seen on cars hereabo fo
 4t-.- service car operators are running witt he new 70" registration plates, bu a'few operators have not yet turned il he old numbers. It is this group tha will be subject to arrest and prosecu ion after today.
 At the high mass at St. James ,hurch Sunday next the Forty Hours devotion will begin and will eontinu Intil Tuesday morning. During the De -iod of the devotion which is constan throughout the year at the churche n Connecticut number of visitin priests will be in D@nielso1.
 Sunday afternoon the temperatur bopped ike a shot and light wrap were necessary for comfort, a welconi range alter the terrific hea. of th rrecedinS eight days. The cool way anne on the wings of a wind accom 'anying an afternoon thundershowe md was i delight to all who have sui ri ed so from the long drawn-oac fes WaNe.
 State Officer Howard E. Elliot lei 1ere saturday evening after havin spent the week investigating cases ( bringing cattle into Connecticut froI other states without. complying wit he necessary regulations. In this bor Ter section of Connecticut close watc lS being kept on the transfer of COW rom one state to another. Particula effort is being made to keep tuhercu ar cows out of Connecticut. In Thomr son during the past week a man W; -iied for breaking the regulations.
 There has been decided chans since. last year relative to interestin contractors in bidding on state ros work. During the early summer of Ia. ear some proposed state road. jol attracted no attention at all from cor ractors. Things have changed. Hart " a day passed last week witnoi lnere being a contractor going oy ne ldttle Rest route and inspectir With view of bidding on if. If aid that more than a score of co, sraetors would like the job of bull, ns several miles of macadam higl way 10 be put in.
 saturday afternoon at o'clock f, neral services for Harry Clinton Hol klns, who di1d overseas were hold
 he undertaking rooms of A. F We.