Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

when they receive them. This is not difficult task, but it is an obligation that the election officials must and will en- force upon the voters.
 Town clerks from a number of towns in this section were at Hartford Monday to procure the ballots to be used in today's election. Specimen ballots that have been available here for some time past have been closely studied by many new voters.
 It was stated Monday that 1t is likely that the Connecticut Mills basketball team will be recognized this fall if it games This cannot be determined until. after bids for the lease of the hall Ire received this week
 Taxpayers who have not filed their returns are now too late to do so and will be subjected by the assessors to the ten per cent. penalties provided by law.
 The pony Pinto. injured in a crash with an automobile on the West Side Sunday evening. formerly was the prop erty of Selectnan James Bacon of Good year and is pedigreed animal.
 systematic effort is to be made by the republican organizat ton of Killingiy today in getting out voters. This effort will cover over the entire town of Kill ingly and is expected to result in the polling of by far the largest vote ever recorded in the town of Killingly MT. and Mrs. J. Carl Witter motored to Mystic returning with George Witter, who is in improved health after receiving medical treatment at Mystic for a few days. MT. Witter is now at his home ] in Brooklyn.
 An augmented force of operators will ! be on duty at the local office of the tee- phone company today in order that the extra business incident to the election 1 may be expeditiously handled.
 | While practically no Cox money was in i, sight in Danielson on Monday some elec- 1 ton bets on state and local contests were made among friends. The republicans of 1 Kil1ingly were predicting on Monday that they will make a clean sweep victory l in today's balloting.
 | Work on the improvement of the street i leading from opposite the Congregational church in Dayvile to the state highway
 leading to Putnam was started on Mon- l day The roughed up surface of the i highway was being ploughed up and made ready for work that will per1na-
 nently improve this much used cutoff. Wauregan, which has had the only
 real live wire campaign club in Wind
 ham county this fall, will sit up tonight 1 to hear election returns. The village has been alive with campaign interest
 and will want to hear the results of the voting at the earliest possible hour.
 Somewhat reckless driving upon tho part of numerous automobile drivers
 seems to mark these late autumn days This was particularly noticeable Sunday when the state highways hereabouts were crowded with traffic. Speeding cutting in, driving on the wrong side oi the highway, stopping machines or curves and other such violations of tn, law were so common as to really frighter not a few careful and conservative driv CTS Careful driving was almost uni
 versal within tn limits of centers of pop ulation. but out on the highways the,
 were running wild d' as one motorist pu
 1t. There is marked evidence of a nee,
 of curbing some who take advantage o levery opportunity to violate the motorin;