Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-20

for many years.
 Curious and unbelievable as M may seem, government agents have been /in- vestigating in towns in this section of eastern Connecticut with a view to ob- taining clues that might aid in solving the mystery surrounding the bombing of the Morgan bank in New York a few weeks ago and the killing and Afounding of many people. Evidently the trail of some of the plotters leads into this sec tion of New England.
 Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Miss Ella Sidley Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss Mary Weav- CT. Miss Mayme Dunn and Miss Jennie Williams returned from a motor trip through the Berkshire region and over the Mohawk trail, where the surrounding countryside Is now said to be glorious in it's autumn dress.
 Frank Moore. of the West Side. was one of those entered in a motorcycle run that started out in Providence, took the riders down to Cape Cod. back into Boston, down into Connecticut, through Danielson, southward to New London thence to Westerly and over the Boston Post road back to Providence. Be- cause of a severe injury to his haid that he sustained some time ago, MT. Moore did not finish the run. Only a compara- lively few out of the number of starters completed the long grind, which was all most as much a test of %yeu as of ma chimes.
 Rowland's band, Jewett City, Thursday, Oct 21; Rioux halL-adv.
 KnlingIy High schesI boys were very industrious about the business section Tuesday afternoon securing signatures to petition addressed to the selectmen. This petition requests that the privilege of using the town hall for basketball practice and games by the Killingly High school squad be granted to the stu stu dents. Signatures seemed to be coming to the canvassers very regularly Tuesday afternoon, and scores of business men and men about town apended their names to the petitions which will be presenter to tn sebectmen forthwith.
 Up to 4:3e Tuesday afternoon, s5 ap- plicants to be made voters had appeared before the selectmen, town clerk and reg 1 istrars at thes selectmen's office in the town hall building. As has been the case l this fall at each sitting of the board most of the applicants were women | Again the republicans benefited more than | did the democrats as far as caucus regis l ing in favor in great majerity the re- publican party,
 l Notwithstanding warnings that have been issued from various official sources there continues to be number of cases o1 negligence in the matter of burnin, leaves. which now fill the sidesNof some streets to depth of near three feet Tn. i suggestion is again made that no fir, of leaves or other aehris be left for tn, night before being thoroughly wet down
 Henry c. Benton of Pawtucket was visitor with friends in Danie.son q Tuesday. @
 meeting in the interest of Be, Scout organization brought number 0
 representative citizens of Killingly to gether Tuesday evening.
 The Present Status ef the Gypsy an
 Brown Tail Moths will be the subject c
 an address by Irving W Davis, forme ! deputy state entimologist at this week
 meeting of Sarah Williams Danielso
 chapter, D. A. R.
 George V. Chester of Lowell was a yi<
 itor with friends in Danielson on Tuesda,
 East Killingly people hear that there
 little present prospect of restoration
 trolley service on t.a idence q,
 Danieison line. No encouraging. wor
 about the future of this road has come 0,
 of Providence since service was suspent
 ed nOctober 2.
 Miss Berniee Gregan of Fall River
 visiting friends in Danielson for . ef days