Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-04
JAMESON

 from the Worlds series baseball games available for local fans, beginning this afternoon. The score will be shown by innings with information as to the bat terles that are working and especlaily brilliant plays that may be made. This yervice will be free to the public and will be continued until the series is dS- sided.
 Reviewing the election feturns md re- hashinE Various theories as to the why's and wherefores 0f the results constituted a pieasureable pastime for large num- pers of Killinglys citizens on Tuesday. The members of the board of select men who have served the town during the mast year were in each instance victori- ous in Mondays voting, Selectman Geo. Alvord giving the wiseacres a jolt by coming through with the largest vote giv- .n any candidate for a place on the hoard. Mir Aivord was named in second place in the democratic column, buI will rank as second selectman this year on account of having received larger vote than did his colleague, Selec-nlan James Bacon, who was running in sec ond place on the republican ticket ana was reelected.
 Analysis of the vote by some of the counters who are careful and experienced observers indicate that Mir. Alvord drew his surprising amount of strength chief ly from the second and third voting dis tricts of the town, though he was not without valuable support in this, the first district. Mir Alvord's srength in the second and third districts, these observ- CTS allege, cut into the normal strength of Selectmen Gilbert and Bacon.
 In the contest for the tax collectorshlp George A. Williams. present Incumbent and republican candidate for re-election, won handily, Mark O. Burns, the demo- cratic candidate, failing to show the strength that was anticipated for him in the election.
 An interesting feature of the post election review pertains to one of the democratic constables-elect, John Morin Mfr Af6rlH's name does not appear on the voting list of the town. However, 1t ad- nlttedly should appear there, having been removed through an error. while Mir Ntorin was absent in Canada for sev- .ral months during the past year. H. was declared elected by the moderator The only candidate to be defeated fol constables was Alcott D. Sayles of Eas Kllingly, running on the democratic ticket
 There appears to be no adequate ex panation of the fact that approximatel, t.000 of the voters of the town of Kill ngly failed to participate in Monday slection other than that General Aparh! was in the saddle and the appeal of tn duties of citizenship was not sufficient! strong to dislodge him
 Mrs. William Ballantine Penfeld an nounces opening classes 'n dancing an department, Oct. 12, in Pellett's hal
 
 adult classes may be made now with Mrs Alfred Reed.-adv.
 The first seizure of an automobile | this territory for alleged use of th machine in transporting liquor illegall has resulted from the activities Of Danielson man, William Kentile, a so of another Danielson man recently pros scuted and heavily fined n the KilIingl town court for violation of the nqut laws.
 The car of William Kentile was seize by state police officers at Brooklyn was found to contain some sort Of whi mule CT moonshine. Presented in Justi, Frank M Bedardis court iR BrookIy Kentile as fined s2O0 and costs, and toe an appeal to the superior court. Stat, or local police did not figure in the col fiscation of the car, which was take over by Federal Officer Briggs of Wi limantic.
 It is understood that the car Secent was sold to Kentile on tims paymen by a local dealer and that payments U on 1t had not been comple:e1.
 Following upon the coming into effe on Monday of new and higher wal scale at the Goodyear Mills, Inc, Goodyear, it was announced Tuesday tn the mill is to go onto a two-shift bas of operation again as son as the arrang ments can be made
 Here is further evidence of the splend recovery that this industry is nakil after a period of depression that was Ii ion-wide from the carly fall of 1920 more than a year.
 Resumption of the two-shift system Goodyear will mean large increase Inc number of employees in the big pla and consequent material boost in [ weekly payroll.
 All departments excepting tn eweavi will be operating on the double sh basis when the new arrangements ha been carried out This means addition prosperity for all of the town of Ikillln ly and is evidence of solid nature tr Goodyear is again on the road tewa the splendid goal that was just ahe when the unfortunate postwar slump the business of the country at sizes a sevens.
 The selectmeB of Killingly iR ca case, reelected on Monday, will meet popular demand if they can rush [ work on road repairs in outlying distr of the town before the winter really g in. It is generally appreciated that sto damage to highways was so great al Ing the summer season of this year to preclude any possibility of promp getting the highways back to noTn condition. But that period has pass the election is over and those who hs waited patiently for better roads f that the time Is now at hand when u should be put in order.
 DanielsOn and Putnam baseball teaI made up of professional players rep senting a number of well known leagu will clash here again next Sunday al noon in what will be teh second game the second series of the fall betw, th two outfits.
 By winning game from Danielson Putnam last Sunday, the visitors have an ace in the hole, but Mana Bill Martin of the Danielson team s he will present a lineup that should br home the victory.
 Noonan and O'Regan will be the t tery for Danielson. Putnam will incll In it's lineup five members of the Sr . drew's team of the Boston Twili