Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29
DANIELSON

eaAill-llNNs even dL LnlS instance. LOl- lowers Of the game of life, couldn't re- sist ehuckling just a bit Friday morning when they read that Uncle Sam had slapped onto the cider of John Potter, et al. at Jewett City and that it is in all probability going to remain in bond age for some time to come.
 It is recalled by even those with short memories that much cider was seized n raids here In the town of iBillingIy, some months back, and that at one time the police station was so filled with barrels 1t it that getting ab6ut'in the calaboose- was a toilsome operation. They repem- Der also that this cider eventually was dumped. With all 0f these rermem- brances fresh in mind. they.-are rather anxious to sec the Jewett City cider case 20 higher for adjudication than it had reached up % Thursday and now they are got1g eventually to have an oppor- runity Co hear what a federal court says about t. .....- .
 Of course. Danielson and other parts og the town of Killingly has no inter sst in the matter strict.T from the standpoint Of cider as cider, but it seems vital that such prolific sources ofvine- ra- possibilities should be reviewed, as To their nature. by hlgh court It wouId never do to cut off the nations s supply of cider vinegar even in an ef- fort to enforce the Volstead acti Francis F. Weeks. A., veteran of the -tvil war died here Friday. MT. Weeks vas a native of Eastford and rserved- during the war as a member G. com pany. 18th Connecticut volunteers. his enlistment being in 1884. Mir, Weeks had been a resident of Danielson or years. He leaves his wife. Mrs Harriet Warren Weels. whom he married Oct. 12, 1920, hr~a --3frs. Charles Dixon Of Danielson, Mrs Thomas AIlshaw of BallouviIle and Mrs. Joseph Gurley Of Eaastford.
 The body of Davis Miller. who died s1 fhe Norwich State hospital was brought here Friday and taken in sEz-Es by Undertaken L. F. Kennery. Mir Miller was a native of the town of Kill fnEly and had lived in this town through practically all his 79 years. For long period he lived in Goodyear. ....-
 A few days aro mention was made in this column or the fact that New Haven road trains do not chase down state roads nor across country lanes in order Co rst a shot at some unsuspecting mo. torlst The intent behind giving express Fiou Co that sentiment was to stir motor ists fu this territory into exeEasing more tare a grade crossings. Either reckless Irivers hsreEbouts do not 'rsgu 'this co., sr-n or don't care a whang about any uiEzsStlon it contains for their safety fl clev do read it.
 This was Illustrated at midnight on Thursday when motor cars were stream nE back from Wildwood park to points ,, Dauielsan and farther south. During period of approximately half an hour, s+art,nr from the time a north bound Ear Harbor express was due to come r,Yzrinr over the Main street crossing urprotectsd. excepting by an4 aptoGatic pirnai ronz at that .hour. 3e ifuotor ve- hfcles. including one motorcycle with r'5scsr went over. the crosslng-and just rre driver out of the lot slowed down The other 3s kept shooting along as t1ough there was no grade crossing thi' Eide of the Great Divide. And the Bal Harbor was running late and liable tC Fat anyone of these careless drivers.
 Danielson Is due for another disast rous grade crossing accident such as hal sfartIed communities hereabouts in thu rzrt and the recklessness being dis played would almost convince one that i- cannot be long delayed. There seems al he wild competition among half a reg insnt of drivers to see which can gel himsslf and whoever happens to be rid Ing with him Killed first
 The announcement Friday morning hat the Paco Manufacturing company plant ls to close within a few days tt allow the employees a vacation shoult nave read that the vacation period vii rrtend from August . to Monday, Aug s4 This Is the annual vacation periot adopted by the company in order tha he employees may have their vacation tt th8 same time, as was done las Year
 sidruagIs that are to be built by tn New Haven road about it's passenge v-arion here VIII be of tar over foun sation of coal ashes and crushed rocl md win have concrete curblng. Thes l-aIks uiil extend along the front of tn uation and southward to near the Mai Ftreet crossing as well as northward to ward the Pellstt building and ais around the passenger station. This i'm pruvernens again brings up the sugges ion relative to putting permanent pave nleut ia the square at the station.
 Talk at the present time among Bo heuian club members seems to includ e hidden design 70 make a proposed out trE and clambake an opportunity e fo -onferrinE more distinguished hOnors 0 King" George Jacques Of East Killing ty. whose coronation by the Bohemian
 
 eIe. only second to the Indian .Durbal or course, the Bohemians are shy c elephants and few orner necessary ad tuncts for staging a big show just nov hut among the members are many wit aimhle wits and inventive powers. es thzt an handicaps probably will be over ,orae z they again set out to do Kin 5eorgs royal hOnors. The coming mont viii tell the story.
 Putnam automobile dealer who dos a large business In the town of KiHingl vas sResking Friday 10 locate man wh purchased a new car from him a sao, time ago under a time payment agre, snent Now the new car and tits buyt has disappeared from one of the village of this town where he was resident ar TO trace of either man or machine ca Dc found. The agency at Putnam h, notified all other dealers handling tn rzrticulaT line Of cars the country ov, Co bs on the lookout for it zs it Is sti