Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
0ANIELsoN

A~~ oe N2A-AA-fAS N~aN A. still and more than a gross of bottles of Jamaica ginger have been seized in what Is a constantly lengthening list of raids being conducted in the towns of Kllingly by state and local officers who are after intoxicants and those who make them or sell them.
 At Goodyear State Officers A. W. Williams and Merrill Keith and Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Aver seized a still that seems to have been in operation at the time they descended upon the tene- ment house where the raid was conducted. The still was so hot when it came into possession of the officers that it could not be handled and the abode where 1t was found reeked with the smell of moon shine.
 4 Polish family known as Roberts the officers were without the given name of the head of the family on Tues day-occupied the premises. The officers were 9 bit uncertain as to which of a long row of tenements they were to raid when they came into the neighbor- hood and as they were deciding a small crowd gathered. Some of the spectators assured the officers that the Roberts family lived in a certain tenement while others said this was not the case
 Upon trying the door the officers found it locked and a key inserted from the in- side. This key was worked out with pass key in the possession of the officers and the door unlocked Mrs. Roberts blocked the door way as the officers en- tered. but she was set aside and the still seibed. The still had been emptied and 1t contents poured down the sink, but some of the fluid was recovered by open Ing the trap under the sink.
 When the officers went to the mill where Roberts Is employed as a night watch man they found that some of his friends had preceded them and tipped off-so Roberts was among the missing. His wife will be ordered into court.
 Another raid conducted Monday even ing by the same group of officers was at the store of Henry Fournier, corner Dyer and Franklin street. Fournier pro- duced a quantity of Jamaica ginger and gave 1t to the officers stating to them. they sE-d, that 1t was some that was left over from a previous occasion on which the place was raided. Upon further search the officers found two other boxes, each containing half gross of ginger NIT. Fournier's appearance in court will DC ordered for an early date.
 Wonders never cease!. Now comes Arthur ". Logee rural carrier from the local post office, with a story of chicks bearing an Old English style "L" on the feathers of their necks Monogramed chickens are so unusual as to be of more than passing interest and without doubt wil; furnish an item and some revenue fur the sage Of Greco. (Watch Boston 7n.; New York papers for the next thr,l days)
 The Logee chicks seem to have some .hl'. on the hen of Selectmen James Ba- son. the Bacon hen having a habit of laying cggs with Mir. Bacon's initials 1pon them.
 4 representative gathering of Daniel sons professional and business life sat town Tuesday evening at the annual lanQuet of Danielson's chamber of com 'Tce at the Attawaugan hotel and en- iUyed not only the fine turkey dinner serSeJ by Landlord w. s Brown, but all Eo the address by Harry Richardson of Moosup-an address dealing with cham Der of commerce workout also the en- tertainment provided by William Reeves group of professional character actors and the little social features that always marks get-together event of this kind.
 Following the banquet the party ad iourned to the rooms of the Bohemian dub for a smoker and further entertain ment by the Reeves company.
 There is local interest in the following which is appearing in cattle publication! throughout the county. and which is rel ative to the dam of the great Hollywood bull that is the herd sire at w S. Brown Shepard Hill farm near Wauregan:
 Glen Alex Queen De Kol Dead. Hol lywood Farms. Hollywood, Washington has lately sustained a great loss in tn death of the worlds champion senior twt year old Glen Alex Queen De Kol, 27433 e2. Her death occurred on March 20 1922
 Glen Alex Queen De Kors seven-da! record of 1925 lbs. butter from sos | lbs milk has never been approached Soon after making this record for A. c Howe of New Hartford. New York, sh consigned to the National Sale an, purchased by the late F. s. Stimson fo 2ls.090. At the time of her death, sh carried an insurance of several thou sand dollars.
 Glen Alex Queen DN Ko1 came by he butter producing abilAy honestly Sh vas a full sister to Tietje Queen De Ko 2d. credited with 1929 lbs. butted iron s3s.2 lbs. milk as a senior r-year-old These two heifers undoubtedly inherite their rich butter producing qualities iron their dam, Tietje Queen D Kol, that whel nearly ten years old made 7-day recor of i3.16 lbs. butter from 542.7 lbs. milk She was the dam of four A. R. O. daugh ters, all of which have records above 2 lbs. and three of them above 30 lbs.
 After Glen Alex Queen De Kol came t Hollywood Farm, her value as a breede NAb ConSioereu too great 10 allow ne 10 be forced for further high record, However, she was tested at each fresh ening, and without any effort on her part she made as three year old 8 lbs. but ter, as a four-year-old 2S lbs, and as hve-year-old 31 lbs in days At tn age of five years, she had made four ot deiAl records. averaging nearly 34 lb In days. Two of her daughters are nov owned by Hollywood Farms. Both ar young and are splendid prospects for hig production. Of her two sons, one wa told to ". S. Brown of Central Villag Conn.,, and the other to D. c. Erickso of seappoose, Oregon.
 It WAS stated here Tuesday that r, Sponse is being made by a number ( local stockholders of the Connecticl Aills company to the suggestion of tl stockholders committee that stock share be deposited with this committee as a aid to the committee in carrying out u refnancing plan that is now so urgen lust what the committee is to do with u Itock turned in for deposit is not cle; Q many minds here just yet.
 Considering the tlrne the work has bes snder way, good progress is being ma with the state road along the route lea
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