Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
DANlELSON

Here is a warning for all that woul, transEress the Volstead law, which ha the Cunard line attorneys down at Washington engaged in aa effort to save the vessels of this fatsiaus line from Eo- ing into a Sahara-like iryness A COW of the herd at the Nirsdhapl county jail at Brooklyn is daad-departed this life from an over-indulgence in intoxicants, all warnings to the contrary notwith- standing.
 The dead COW is one af a herd 3f 19 that snsaked eff the other day wh'l temporarily out of observation and
 loaded ID on som, ,ti1ing intoxicating. paid a greater ore than giving up life itself.
 On Thursday etfie- members of the herd were reporsed as making satis- factory recovery from their debauch. There are eighteen of them still Twin. after going the limit. se the individual l who does net like prohibition may fig ure his chances froIn this if he insists on being foolish and playing with the variety of heotchss now available for all who wish to deeg the eighteenth amend ment, and it's beloved enforcement act. Cows in quiet family herds through 1 out the county are shocked by the go- 1 ings on of these cows over It the coun- I ty jail in Brooklyn. That semi. official
 cows should fall into waEward habits ] is regarded as nothing less than outrage
 ous in bovine circles that are strictly l formal and obedent to the laws of the 1 land. This may not be a campaign is
 sue, but it will Set the voters to think
 ing, and it will not be to the advantage
 of cows that get drunk.
 Dr. Hugh B. oampbelI will be in Dan ielsen next Tuesday te conduct ene of | his regular clinics at the health statioH
 of the Civic federation in the town hall 1 building from 10 a. m. to 12 m. This 1 clinic will be in she interest of those who
 are suffering from tubereui3sis or who may have suspicion that they are sus- 1 ceptible to the disease. At ,hese cliaics 1 consultation is free and they are one of
 the benefits that are derived from ;le
 funds raised by the Tag day conducted
 here last week by th civlc federation
 Brooklyn jail will be relieved during the next few days of number of pris- oners that hare been held there for weeks awaiting disposition of their cases | by the superior court. Such of the | prisoners as hare been sentenced 10 the H state prison :tt Wethersfald will be taken to that institution during the
 coming week. Thereafter only prisoners
 doing time for minor offences and sen
 fenced from the town and city courts in " lllulldiIl COut-y VIII 1S isSl1. stl LIS jilL
 to complete their sentences.
 A large number of KiIhngly High
 school students accompanied tha football
 team to Willimantic Thursday afternoon for the first encounter of the season oe- tween the teams of the local high a3hoo and Windham High. The trip was mad in motor cars. the local rooters return ns here soon after dark. An account O ! the game will be found elsewhere n tht paper this morning.
 Followers of the boxing game, in Xiii lingly are promised aE unusually inter esting list of bouts for next Wednesda! evening when the second card of event ! for this season is staged n this town is already indicated that the bouts vii attract attendance from distant corner of the state, so alive s the interest il the outcome of some of the events to b staged.
 The coming of Hallow'en is foreshad
 owed by exhibits of black cats, irnita l ton pumpkins and other things that af provided each year as aids to those wll : would observe this fall event.
 Assistant Postmaster Earl Winslow i t again on duty after having been incap I acitated for some time by the loss oI . portion of the thump on his left hand.
 considerable number of Danielson