Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT KILLINCLY VOTERS!
Would You Buy a Colt With a
 History Like This?

History Like lhlS! s
 Tp in Aroostock countyn corner of the great Maine potato bet-a few ago, there born fine ing handsome colt as the men of that section had known.
 In every line and point that horsemen look for he measured the advance expectations of what he was nature help that leads to recognition as member of the Horse Four Hundred. boased the great future that lay in store for the colt of the records the young animal would make when he had the country the greatest colt that stepped feet Maine fields or tracks,
 "I shall not this colt" said the farmerowner, until have had due opportunity to watch his growth and development and note special characteristic that will suggest name.'
 So the colt turned out with it's mother to romp in pastures and gradually to be fit for breaking he was hitched in harness and road step toward making him all that he promised to be.
 And thereupon of the surprises and disap- ponments that is constantly the lot of all of us here below who had watched the colts development. But lame he was-incurably, hopeessly lame!
 Visions of his great future immediately vanished, and then the search for the of his laeness An other and more startling discovery. THE COLT HAD
 Amazed-dumfounded- owner grieved over the misfortune but said 'Tll make the best of it."
 'I'n dc the best with him, but he's going be the horse thought he would And from experiences Of the past and what have sadly learned this morning PRESS COMPANY
 
 chew the top off hchn post day bout two years ago. observed the village wag that seems to be the to that ere wooden laig'
 n And to the attention Kingly this ing directed the moral of the colt with the wooden leg and how he got his
 The license question again up annual settle ment at the polls Monday, October 2. The fight in favor Of having colt with wooden leg has got to be through with again. because many good citizens still inclined to the belief that colt with wooden leg is the best kind of colt there is-thOugh Of them times admit they have their doubts about it.
 From November 1914, to November 19I5 KilIngyr LICENSE period. The pony expresses dourished-and please remember that they fourished and continued to had brought into play drive them of business The pony expresses brought floods of intoxicating liquors Hingy was in fact LICENSE TOWN without f ut license @ ad M fr cENsE ToWN in ae if m "s TS condon of Ts eso M ae that t regarded positively determined the gueted electorate went to the polls and turned in the great est majority for cense248n the history of the town and Af Te e sn Kepn s NO-LICENSE POLICY thoroughly wet down, there is of supply also doing land office business and doing it without getting their in the town court records.
 New Citizens of KiIlingly-are you going to be in- duced to vote next Monday for return free and certain as the sun shines voting nocense means voting in favor of breaking the liquor laws of the state You know liquor in Klingly You know positively know any other single thing in this world
 Voting in favor of NOLICENSE is neither voting for PROHIBITION voting against it. A NO-LICENSE vote is the nearest thing to pureunadulterated zze of anything that is dropped into ballot box in this If it were a colt it would have FOUR WOODEN LEGS and couldn't walk at all! nOicense vote in Kingly- demonstrated thousand times in the last no-license year-reans UNLIMITED LICENSE for anyone and every free and system in force under which anybody sell liquor time and place and DO TT LEGALLY the order system permitted by the statute laws of Connecticut These facts that successful challenge. NO-LICENSE MEANS THE RETURN OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
 The license question considered from every angle, Klingly cannot afford to vote NO-LICENSE and throw away the nearly $5000 that majority LICENSE produces. Kilngy has big debt and in clnatiOn to make bigger all the time. Kingly