Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-06

tn sentiment OF the local to which the
producers hereabout belong, and through
such violation can be subjected to q fine
OF SIS per producing COW.
The Farmers here feel that they have
the short end OF the milk shipping BUSH
ness insofar as revenue Is concerned, al
though they have to do the great bulk Of
the work necessary to make milk deliv-
cry IN Boston possible.
Producers llereabouts expect to hold
out against the Boston distributors until
what they consider a more equitable con-
tract can be secured and tho station
charges abolished.
Another evidence that prohibition is
working out splendidly was furnished by
q group Of raiding officers who started
night house parties IN this territory
and came back therefrom with a haul OF
half barrels, kegs and cases of home
brew. some mooashine and pail OF
mash.
Deputy Sheriff Charles e. Aver, Chief
John mcfarland Of the borough police
department and State Officer Arthur W.
Williams made up the group OF raiders
who swooped down upon the houses
| mentioned in their papers as likely to
produce something Of interest.
at the home Of August Trahan CT,
| Dyer street the officers seized sixteen
cases OF, beer and two jugs containing
| what was reported as homemade wines
Mr.. Trahan welcomed the members Of
| the raiding party and showed them
where the homo brew was kept, appar-
emily II no manner DISTURBED BY the VS..
itation.
/ At the home OF Hector Trahan, Prince
es+-- y7of "a Va Tf--.e-
street man at whose home the other rail-
was conducted, the officers seized two IS
gallon barrels and two S-gailoi1 Kegs o
| nome brew. about two quarts OF moon
shine and a pail filed with rnasll-th,
latter connection & saetiling mass o. cor!
and other Ingredients.
It was z, fatigued group Of officer
that finally completed the WORK Of safe
ly housing their big haul at the polio
station.
The Messrs. Trshan were ordered t
appear in court this eMondayl nloraiR
at 10 oeloc,z.
All vas quiet about both the Tratlal
homes when the officers made the raids
No one but members of the families resi-
dent in the houses were on the premise
and the officers said Sunday that tiler
was nothing to indicate that an illegs
|. ! LIdlllc III lICuOIS Doing carried Oh.
The raids were conducted early in til
evening and the news OF the activities c
. the raiding force quickly spread through
out Danielson. driving many others VII
might be raided to cover, message
, quickly fitting about through variou
sources Of speedy communication,
Old-timers in town regarded the raid
With particular interest. The happening
were reminiscent OF days long since pas
ed. One veteran Of not only the proilib
ton regime but as well Of license and NJ
license periods, predicted that this con
, n1unity is less than six months ava
from a repetition Of the happenings
days when flying squadrons OF nque
raiders swept down upon uniicense
places in towns, leaped out OF the web
l cles in which they had rushed in ar
made rapid fire assaults on heavily bui
barred doors behind which the barker
; ers letsurely engaged in. removing sue
! discriminating liquid evidence as might
: about. These days Of pounding sledg,
! against doors Of places under suspicic
8 are not Tar ahead, the old-tiners say
human nature does not change, espe
4 tally when there IS sufficient incentive
Keep alive many traditions that see
perfectly safe from being obliterated &
some hundreds of years to come.
Mrs. Ncott D. sayIes was serious
burned at her home in East Killingly
: Sunday morning when the sleeve of h
) dress caught fire while she was engag
. in cleaning out the ash pit Of the heat
Aid was hastily summoned for 'Ari
Sayies, whose clothing famed. She
burned on the arm, side and about t!
> stomach, but no fear IS felt that she "
:, not recover. DR.. ". H Judson VI
! called and gave the injured. woman q
I tention.
e Keep your ego on oneco! Nearly O
=. dozen cases in which allegations a
IS made that tise dog laws of the sta
y have been violated in the town of Ste
5 ing are to be tried before JUST
IS Justice Charles z. Montgomery.
ri Dog Warden Harry Lathrop Of t
Il town OF Brooklyn has had an acti
it part in rounding up the owners OF do
1t that are charged to have been goi
n about illegal. All Of the cases were
le have been tried last Saturday, but We
s. den LatilrcD, for what he considers go
Is and sufficient reasons, asked for adjour
/ ments of all but one case until Saturd
n OF this week. The case that was the {