Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31
DANIELSON

In the town court, Saturday morning, Deputy Judge Charles s. Francis assess ed a fine of $4OO and costs, total of S4ls.1O, against Joseph Czupryna, of Franklin street. after the accused had been found guilty of reputation and keeping with intent to sell.
 Czupryna, who scores for the highest assessment yet imposed upon anyone brought into Killingly town court for violation of the liquor laws during the prohibition era. was subjected to rald at his home Friday evening by Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver and State Ofh- cers Albert s. Field, Arthur w. Williams and Merrill Keith. The officers seized still and some bottles containing liquids alleged to be of an intoxicating nature The raided family developed the most indignation over the visitation of the of hcers that the raiding squad has eX- perienced in much work of the kind, put that in no way .interfered with the pur- pose of the raiding squad to give the premises a thorough inspection, and they came away with the goods.
 And with the disposition of the Czupryna case in the town court an- other chapter is written relative to the effort to enforce the Volstead act in territory hereabouts. The job is prov ing 10 be a big one, as any of the officers who are getting tips on where to make raids and following them up will tell you any time you care to ask about the mat ter.
 Some of our best little rocking horses" are now able to accomplish about everything excepting back som ersault, and as the dancing season has about six more weeks to go we are hopeful that we will see that on Labor day or thereabouts.
 William Greene of Goodyear. youth who was r years of age February 15 last. according to information in posses sion of the state police, will be before Judge W. Fenner Woodward in the town court today (Monday) to tell the court why he took oath to the fact that he had passed his 18th birthday when he sought qualified for and obtained an au- tornobls operators license some time ago.
 Master Greene now finds himself 1T more or less unsatisfactory predicament It appears that he boasted a little toe much about how he put it over on tht state police. and they heard about it ant investigated and now he is coming into court with an opportunity to tell thu judge and prosecuting attorney abou t. They are not usually sympathetic r such cases The penalty for such al bffense as the youth is charged with is as a maximum, a fine of $50. And pay Ing that much Isn't a pleasant prospec 10 face for fooling' a state officer.
 The attitude of the state police to ward the case is that youths who are no ts years of age should he discouraget from taking out operator's licenses am taking a false oath ss to their age il order to get one. The state of Connec ticut says that no youth under IS year nf age or any other person below tha age shall he issued an operator's Ii cense That should settle t. But ! doesn't. The state police have no rel lsh st all for stories. about "boys" wh have put it over on them, and one canno blame them, for they are charged wit enforcement Of the law And so come the announcement of summoning youn Greene to appear in court to tell wh he did something he should not hay done. according to the allegations th statA police have filed against him.
 Manager P. J. Sheridan of WiIdwoo park has decided that the public wi be introduced next Sunday evening larger proportion than heretofore ha been the case to the wonders of a radi concert. Manager Sheridan released tn announcement at the weekend Ther will be high glse in many quarters owe this opportunity. particularly in view ( the fact that the concert will be free Is estimated that about 11,oo0,000 pei sons are now listening in nightly o Euch through the air. concerts an while one would not venture to predit how many will be at Wildwood park ne2 Sunday. 1t might be safe to guess ths at least half that number will assemb there, although one is a bit loath to g, reckless with figures, especially in Vie of the fact that Oneco may be keepin a close watch on us for some exagger; tion!
 Benehciaries of the bounty of tho who have been across the line into Cal ada makes many a resident of Danielsc