Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
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Concession men WnO were at BrOOkiyh fair were, as a general rule bit disap- pointed about the business done. Their bags of shekels were not so heavy upon leaving town as they had anticipated might be the case. The big crowd We'd nesday did not indulge very heavily Tn the opportunities to win doll or the various other things offered as induce r1ents for those who bought tickets and chance to win. One contributing cause for the poor business probably was the oid-time stuff the concession people were presenting in an effort to separate the public from it's money. There wasn't new idea on the grounds About everyone Is fed up on the doil game and such like.
 Lack of business without a doubt contributed to the bringing about of an incident In which the tent and dolls of one man were placed under attachment and were being held here Friday. The concession man whose goods were being held was attached at the behest of am other New Yorker who had claim against the concession man.
 at . session of the town court Fri day morning. John Kentile and George Kentile, residents In the Connecticut Mills section, were fined heavily after
  and keeping intoxicants with intent to sell On the reputation count each was fined s25 and on keeping with intent to sell charge each was fined S10o, with costs, total of S135.55, in each case. They paid.
 The Kentiles came into court as the result of a Thursday evening raid by members of the state police. The Kentiles have not been manufacturing the white mule that was seized by the officers in the raid but importing It, so to speak, from Rhode Island. The activities of the Kentiles directed the attention of the state police to them.
 Another resident to the north of the borough also has been ordered to appear In court to answer to charges similar to those to which the Kentiles pleaded guilty Friday morning.
 The following Is the list of players that the Danielson and Moosup teams have agreed to use in the important base ball series that will open here Sunday afternoon
 Danielson-Phillips, c; Noonan, Ryan Smith, pitchers; Martin, first Bantleyi second; Faber and Barker, short; Hart srd and catch; Adams, left; Pellerin renter; DeForest, right; Sank, T. Phil lips. Comerford. Feem, utility
 Afoosup-McCaffery Spakes Green oough, pitchers: GilfeIlen, Logan. Reddy ,atchers; Johnston, first; Fendricks. sec ond Fried. short; Hughes. third; Coyle left; Mclaughlin, center; McCarty right; Roy Rock, utility and manager Vincent, Pechie, McGortey, Lambert utility.
 Members of che Service Battery, 1s2nt field artillery were happy Friday morn zR Sh.fs flt for drills covering a period of six month, past. The men were paid off at thu state arTnory Thursday evening and re ceived from s35 to $50 each, enough t buy a suit of clothes for the fall or tt nave a holiday with, If one be so in cllned.
 Pay days win come more trequensl! for the battery members hereafter. It fl the expectation of Captain F. O. krming ton that the men will receive their dril pay at least once in three months
 It will be of interest to many in Kill ingly and other towns hereabouts t know that evening classes at the Stat Trade school in Putnam will open Octob sr g. Instruction will be given in tn following subjects: Machine work carpentry. cabinet making, mcdaniel drafting, blueprint reading, shop math smatics, electrical work, cotton carding cotton spinning, cloth analysis and de Sign. weaving and loom fixing, sewing cooking. Applications for enrolment should be sent in at once. The schoc will be in session in each departmen TWO nights each week.
 The state of Connecticut has provide m excellent institution in the neighbor ng town and 1t offers opportunities fo improvement that are to be had for tn asking by any who are interested.
 This has been a splendid week fo the roadbuilders who are hurrying tn new state highway east of here to con pletlon. There has been no interruptio bf work this week on account of ba weather and good progress has bee made. An1ouncement may be locke for any day hereafter of the opening ( the road to travel.
 In discussing possible selections fo moderator of the annual town meetin Monday, October 2, attention was calle Friday to the statute requirement ths lnyone who is a candidate for any elet i've town office cannot act as moderate This requirement automatically elimir stes some of those who have been mel :ioned for the duty.
 Comment was made Friday on tl moderation with which drivers opera sd motor vehicles during the fair da. this week. The driving was very car, tul on the part of about everyone Onl one accident of any consequence was r, ported and no one was hurt in that. Tn mad to do with two cars that went c lhs state highway between BrooIly and Danielson and through the fent bordering the route. The matter "; du1y reported.
 Following arc the newly elected officer nf the W. C. T. U.: President MT Clinton Pellett; vice presidents, MT