Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-11
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

AIessrs Kesmaler, Gay and Massey were represented in court ty Judge Sabin s Russell as counsel. After pleas of guh- ty had been entered each of the defend- ants were fined $50 and costs, which made a total Of s80.77 for each to pay.
 Provenceau, owner of the still, event. ually pleaded guilty in court to have made an actual sale and was fined $lUU and costs, total of s134.s7.
 The still seized by the officers was of copper and is capable of very readily producing an intoxicant.
 AM of the Jamaica ginger seized in the raid and the still are to be destroyed as is the usual procedure in such cases Thursday's prosecutions will serve as warning 10 all that Jamaica ginger must not be carried in stock. Having it around will be evidence of intent to sell and may lead to arrest and prosecution. Jakey IS now rated as an intoxicating liquor anI may only be sold under the legal restric- tions surrounding the sale of such H. quids
 Deuatured alcohol for automobiles. School street garage.-adv.
 it Moosup Valley Thursday afternoon. ! 0. the church, funeral services for Waldo | Kennedy were conducted by Rev. Harry | St. J1hn Filmer. Burial was in the Moo l sup Valley cemetery. The bearers were Arthur Kennedy. Eugene Kennedy, Fred i erick Kennedy and Ernest Kennedy. L.. | F. Kennedy was in charge Of the funeral | arrangements.
 ! Buy your denatured alcohol for 65 ! cents a gallon at the Burroughs Drug 1 Co.-ady.
 l Holiday hours will be observed at the | postoffice today-Armistice day. The of ice VIII be open from 6.30 to, II a. n. I 4 morning delivery will be made by the city carriers. but the rural service will be 1 suspeinded for the day. For a limited 1 period during the morning hours money order business will be transacted. Banks will be closed in observance of the holiday.
 { At the Qulnebaug mill. operations were suspended Thursday night until next 1 Mon6ay morning.
 Recently meeting of the panieIson Y. NJ. c. 4. county committee men was held a the Danielson Trust Co, at which the plan and programs of the !. NJ C. A. were discussed. Those present expressed l their heartiest approval of the work and [ their desire to have 1t undertaken in Dauielson at the earliest possible date. I'''9 meeting was adjourned until Friday evening, November 18th. when the com
 ir.ttee will convene again with represent .-tttes from each church in the town all 50 representatives Of the public schoo
 md other welfare organizations. At this
 time organization of the committee VII
 -ake place and program of work for
 she winter will be outlined
 Tuesday night at a very enthusiastic
 rreeting Of young men and boys in the
 Unitarian hall at Brooklyn. a Y. NJ C
 $. program for that community was set
 uP. Two groups were organized, ont
 comrade group consisting Of about twelve boys and young men fifteen years of age and over, and a pioneer group consisting 1 of about ten boys under fourteen. It wal 1 unanimously voted by these boys to asl Sherwood Potter to become leader of tht cOmrade group and Paul r. Herr to bt
 leader Of the pioneer group. The nex me eting of the comrade group will b. Thursday evening, November 17th fol
 formal organization.
 For unusual proficiency In typewritinl
 and for meeting the exacting require
 ments of a ten minutes test of rapi, 1 work Miss Lucille Downs of Goodyear, ! student at Killingly High school, ha
 been awarded a gold medal, the first to b
 awarded this year.
 An interesting event planned for to day and one that will attract a holida