Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-14

trapping along the river in search ot the ducks. After seeing the money Skinner trailed Weatherbee. right at his heels. all of the time and the Skinner run was always in position to Kill Weather bee.
 Tales of how Skinner has been sfun- ned by residents of the neiehboorfood are now common in Towards Valley 1 He was regarded as dangerous before he 1 fired the Miller house after murdering 1 Mil er He had curious ideas, and man nerisns. He had trheatened to. dynar4ite 1 and burn homes Once when he called another younth an unprintable name and the youth had resented it and threatened i to trash him Skinner said, Don't come | near me, because I'll shoot you before i you get to be- ard he had a gun with h-pl when he said it.
 1 State police officers will rive further | attention to the Skinner case during the ! present week. SlIinners crimes aer | among the most extraordinary recorded l in the history of Windilan1 count- He | cannot be considered as insane, vet he ! is not of a wholly responsible type. He has been Cp:lty of thieving and other de- p7edat:oaa n the neighhorhood where he lived. While like a child in mentality in i mary respects fe can dfssenble and re- asaan'h.e "as engine as few men that era rot experts could do the work, is a 1 g,.b vst nacu.iar tallser and strange in [ Tllan,' c: his actions.
 i. rTss sIa-:- F.. Bacon. daughter of Eph-9irr and Eliza Baxter Bacon, died i1 K:1nngIv Saturday. Miss Bacon was bern in South Killingl..'. January 2, 1927. and most of her life was spent thtre and in the vicinity. Miss Bacon caro- Of an old KilIingly family.
 Misses Madeline and Muriel Mccarthy formerly resident of Elnyille, now of Worcester, were. week end ~uests of Miss oT9 ~sa-st Mulligan of Elr1vilc.
 "i.:iam M. Franklin has sold his cot tage .n the Bru5h Neck Cove section of Oakland C3esc ch to Henry Crcg1y of Academy street.
 \ pure bred HoIstein COW at the w S. Brown farm near Central Village has just completed a weeks test as a two year cd and has produced 487.5 pounds Of Ir!lk and Is pounds of butter.
 Henry A. Richardson Of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 James Haii of South Manch ester was 2 guest of Mir and Mrs. John B. Bassett of Broad street over the week end.
 Many attended the carnival held in the town hall in aid Of the Connecticut Mills basketball team, which soon is tc open it's Playing season.
 | The steam shove. engaged on stat road work east Of here is now in opera tton near the Congregational church a South Aillingly.
 over 500 bottles of JaSey seized b! state police raids in Attawaugan ant Ballouville last week are to be destroyed this week. The Jakey Is held at the DO lice station here.
 Walter D. Wells of New Haven return ed to his home in that city Sunday afte visiting with friends in Danielson.
 A stone crusher that IS to be ou rock for the new state highway leadin to the Rhode Island line will be put int operation this week at the old Stearn ledges, 9 mile or mere east of Daniel son.
 oldfeid tires, .3ox2A, non-skid. ss.ss S9x3, non-skid. s5.s9, at the School Stree garage.-adv.
 There Is 8 demand from motorists tlis some kind of warming. signal be pr up where a barrier stretches across th l new state highway in the town of EamI
 ton just east of where a new bridg
 is being put in. The barrier is encoun'
 cred around a sharp curve at the foe
 of considerable grade down which
 r1otorist not familiar with the route
 almost certain to be driving at BOG
 road clip after. covering several miles new macadarn. Without g. warning sis nal to motorists to slow down and witt
 out warning lights at night the barrit !. is a death trap and liable to cause v serious accident any day. Stepping D.
 fore hitting the barrier is almost out | driUAY A with the route The barrier is 2. u V point where a detour begins and is 2
 exceedingly dangerous obstruction in u
 position in which 1t IS located and wit
 out warning that 1t is to be encountere