Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-17
DANIELsON

arday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Chas. ss flyer and State Police officers Arthu, sEs WilIiams and Howard A. Elliott, when fhsy seized 1-2 barrels Of cider at the zpiGce of James Brown, near Riley's crossing at Killlngiy Center, and also breught away 20 bottles of home brew Gnd jug of cider. Later Sheriff Aver and Ofacer Williams raided the home of Arthur Cfabot at Goodyear Heights and seised a 1o-Eailon still. three quarts of RhAS is varfousIy described as white mule and moonsaine and 26 gallons of lAaaz. The seized goods were taken to kEe Danielson police station and locked up fer safe. keeping.
 { Brown and Chabpt have been ordered tosaDpear in court this cAfonday) morn 'trR and win be charged with violation of AhS liauor lava
 The raids are the first that have been nsade in Kiilingly tn a number of weeks eAdS Btirred up considerable intere6t in tnb communities where they took place.
 l1s~n Clerk ana Mrs. Frank T. Prpstes hays announced tho engagement of their dens4Fter. Mss Rachel, to pr. Reynolds C. AaAaney of Owcaso,. Mich. No data has been set for the marriage. NfIRs Prestsn is graduate of KilltRSsy High raASoi and wellesley college. also grad uafs of tRe training school for nurses at 1sARs Hopkins hospital Baltimore. Miss Prestcn spent summer, two years ago. es . member of a nursing unit at Dr. 0seHfell's mission in Labrador. Dr. Ma nancy, is a practiclng physician.
 The fefiewfns communication received here by numbers of Danlelscn people wlli be of Interest not only to the stock holders of the Connecticut Mills com t..e4 A.. I- kI.... rasldents of the town of KiINngly:
 To the Holders of First and Second Pre-
 Serred Stock in the Connecticut Mills
 Company:
 Dear Sirs: Tn response Co the recent e!Eeniar letter from this committee Sro9zes representing much moro than . majority of the outstanding first prefer sed shares were received by the secra- tlry. The proxies were voted for the election of tho following named directors, ttses than majority of whom ara rep nacPatAtIves of the preferred shares Meevheid Storey. ". Irving Bnllard. Will llaa A. Butler, Laurence P. Dodge, J. Reagtcu Rice. Charles Walcot Daniel EPuRsea. R. ]. Caldwell. Rowland g. Davis. v. x. vanstons Obadirh Butler, John J. Nekeon, Garrard Comfy. Harry L. Bur sGS6.
 z A sub-eomnnittee es the directors was EppeSnted to investigate rhs condition of the company and to report its recommen- dattons at an carly date.
 preferTed stockholders protective Asrssment dated April 1. 1929. has been alinsd under which The Merchants Ma tienaI Bank of Boston has been appoint Sa depo<itary and the Hartford -Connecti- 1e4 Trust Company of Hartford, Conn, has been appointed agent of the deposl- eayy to receive deposits of first and sec cad preferfsd shares. Fhe committee deems it important that e. deposit of first and second preferred siares should now be made under the pretsetivs agreement in order that It's Resition may be strengthened and it may bssknown to represent a. large majority at sthe said shares which will enable it bseters to protect your interests in such HeHstiatiens as may be necessary relating eo sths business of the company and the sriNting agreement with the creditors Se1naittee
 You are therefore urged to deposit your NhAres at once duly endorsed in blank for transfer and accompanied by the nee SENASy internal revenue stamps and NassaeiTu setts transfer stamps (amount- lEG fn ail to cents share) with The Merchants. National Bank of Boston, 2s State street. Boston. Mass, or with the Hartford Connecticut Trust Cohpany, it; aEtnt in the city Of Hartford Conn.
 transferable certificates of deposit 1T Sgstornary. form will be delivered 10 de- positors- in exchange for their shares Copies Of the protective agreement may be obtained from the depositary or it. GGsnt.
 B. '. Bsse. sheep specialist of the Con ueeticut Agricultural College, Is to give { c. kare lambs at the farm of W. P. Spanlding Hampton, today CMonday) at 2 D. m EVe<y sheep breeder should make prac ties of docking all lambs and castratini all male lambs not used for breeding pur soses. There Is nothing which indicates saodeFn methods in management nor plainly than the docking and castratinI of the lambs. Wether lambs will dress 6ileh higher percentage carcass whicl Vviii be of higher quality than will ran lH1abs Sometimes it is not possible t ragrset lambs early in the season and ! the lambs are left entire they will sool beeoa1e q nuisance late in the season.
 CaStration is a very simple operation fSh6A the lamb Is two to three weeks ol, !stfe proper age It may successfully h done at q later age. If cleanliness an, care arc used. very few fatalities occur Very often when lambs are undocke, they become infected with mageots 1 they should commence to scout durin het weather. Many long-tailed lambs ar last as a result. often long tailed eve ais barren because of the tail. Doekin also adds much to the attraetiveness 0 the flock.
 rAll interested in sheep. are privilege to be present at this demonstration. an Wiu nnd it time profitably spent.
 all
 for tho week end. Edward T. Gallagher conspany, now of Windsor Locks, was in vsted to attend a special meeting of tn Central Fire company, with which he wa IdsntfnSd for long time. Mr. Gallagha 0el due for A surprise in that he wa eAiledf Co attend in order that he migA bS breasated gold watch bearing tn llBeYtpafOn: Presented to Edward J.. Ga lzRsr by the Central Fire company, Ger trai 7fIl&ge. Conn.,, April IS. 1923. Th presentation was made by Charles Brag GEd there were also brief addresses b aehatoT Sessions Adams. Chief Wflliai zEes8pgon and Dr. J. l.. Gardner. Th sytnfnr was devoted after the presents tioa, to entertainment and social inter eoufge. The frenen presented Mrs. Ga iaGfer q basket of flowers.
 FAS following e0mmunicatIon is of il csPest to dog owners:
 To the Dog Owners of Connecticlt:
 lt this time of the year, while tf owners of dogs are registering same X ths coming year. the coniinissioner c dsAsstie animals wishes to call attentio to the necessity of the eradication of F btso tn the state.
 Ever since the infectious nature of r: bies hAs been recognized, the efforts investigators have been directed towar itssControl and suppression. LesislatiV rE,aA Anirna haVA heen enactad nilarantir