Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01

if caught, are not entitled to any sym pathy when they find themselves in the tolls of the law They engage il the business for profit and regard a fine and costs as part of the business expense account-the same as for grain. sugar and other materials that enter into the manufacture of moonshine 9,on4 of them doing an illegal business of any size can keep the matter secret only for a limited time. Their customers tell ether prospects and eventually the police 1 hear about them and in due time a raid follows. They make huge profits, get i ting from $4 to S per quart, according to their skill in distilling, for moonshine 1 that costs them about ten cents per quart to produce. The moonshiners risk chance of getting caught It is busi- ness with them. And that is where the sympathy clause disappears from the l proposition. The man who makes a lit | tie hootCh for his own use may be en- i titled to some words of consolation from his friends if he gets caught, but not the man who is in the game for the profit it brings him.
 Stephen Williams, who lost his life in Sundays drowning at Elmville was a native of the town of Sterling, son of Mir and Mrs Arthur Williams His parents are dead, having passed away within thepastsix years. The young mans friends in town are shocked over the fatality. His brother, William Will Hams, is a resident of Dantelson, being an efnploye at the School street garage
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred F. Williams Miss Arlene Raymond, Clinton C. Cleve- land and Dr. and Mrs. F. ". Page art leaving this (Tuesday) morning for ( stay at Oakland Beach, R. l. All are Brooklyn and Danielson people. Dr Page will not remain at the beach during the two week period the party intends tc spend there, but will journey back anc forth to keep in touch with his affair! here.
 The Windham County National bank in honor of it's tooth anniversary, ha declared dividend at the rate of per cent. to all depositors in their say ings department, dividend to be payabI December 1, 1922. It is therefore re commended that citizens of all sur rounding towns take advantage of thi dividend and deposit on or before Aug ust 5th, to reap the benefit of this extr dividend.-adv.
 And now one hears that complaint | dIe D0lHS Hldoe dSdlHSI the practice 0 some of bathing in AIexandIr!s lakt Bathing in this lake is forbidden, 3s is the source of water supply for tn village of Goodyear.
 A. W. Bassett, writing from Los Ar geles, where he has been visiting sine January, says he hopes to remain 0 the coast until the spring of next year
 Miss Katherine T. Thayer cf Putnal visited friends in Danielson Monday.
 Motorists would appreciate the Ne
 Haven road doing two things-repIanl ing the Main street crossing and doin the same thing at the Franklin stre,
 crossing.
 Miss Margaret c. Sullivan of Academ street was visitor in Boston Monday Special deputies of the commission domestic animals are engaged in l. eating unlicensed dogs in towns in tn part of the county and haling the ow1 CTS into court.
 = At Bishops crossing. in the town
 Plainfield, motorists find a new devi
 built in the center of the state nighwa
 fenced area with a reflecting r
 glass to slow down drivers apprcachil
 the railroad crossing on either side
 night and a tall. warning sjgn to tho
 who ride by day The arrangement
 the first of the kind in this part of t
 state.
 's L. E. Kennedy was in WorqESsaz Mo
 day on business trip.
 Mrs. Doris Yahn ana twe children es Schenectady, N. Y, are the guests of \ and Mrs. L. B. Kennedy.