Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-16
DANIEL SON

The cltlzens party VII not bs repre- e1nted on the ballots to be used at the 1unual town election in Killingly Mon 6ay, Oct. g. This was definitely an- ncuneed Friday. Acknowledgement is made that the decision of the secretary of state's ofice 10 correct, that a pet.- tion Bhould have been circulated and the names of sufficient number of cleo lors obtained and the petition filed with he secretary of state before the holding sf a caucus and the naming of canda- dates were undertaken.
 Those who have sponsored the citi- Ban2 party movement naturally are dis Gppointed over the situation that has developed. but there Is no going behind he law 80 the entire movement goes Into the discard for this. year at feast. leader of the citizens party stated Friday that notwithstanding the loss ud their places on the forthcoming ballots. the work of elecrlng candidates nomi- hated Ia their caucus will go forward with viEor for the next two weeks and th&k every effort win be concentrated to land them winners.
 Rapublicahs as well as democrats in town have been keenly interested in the denniss of the citizens party movement and will be especially so in this an- nonncement relative to the facf that there win be no citizens party nominees ns such on the ballots.
 DsE Warden chaxlos E. Aver. of the t1wn of KillinR1y. said Friday morning that he has been notified by the commis- Ecner on domestic animals of this state that svery effort must be made to clear Kining1y of unlicensed dogs. Attention was called by the commissioner to ths extra eficrt that is being made through an N ~l -fal ANT uty commissioners toward freeing Con necticut from mongrel. roaming and un' IIccnsed dogs and that Kf1lingiy canno' be excepted from this activity.
 6. Warden Aver makes known tha he fs to become active at once. Those who are harboring unlicensed dogs art ven aware of the fact and need no fur ther warning. Their safety from prose eution lies only in promptly registerinl the animala. proceeding that Is muci lenu expensive than defending a case il the town court
 Attention Is also called to the fac that a roaming dog may be seized my where of the owners property. Number of dCS= are seen about town daily, un leanhed. but lS1s is e violation of tn law and all these dogs will be picket ap ard the owners prosecuted.
 Fr4Aay nsrninE motorists traweliHi nlonx the state highway between Dan islson and Dayvilie were required t dow down to inform tabulators whenc they came and whither they were bound This is being done in connection wit Inc cersus being taken by the stat hiEhway department to determine hoV tramc moves over the principal ar-terie uf travel In the state. the infornatio ubtained to be used in compiling statis hcs that will be valuable for variou p1rposea-
 An lnquirias sy those taking the Ii formation were courteously made. Thos ta1ured of accorded the information ds mred very readily In most cases. thoug bomewhat mystined as to why it va Eanted-
 one hsars Q variety of tales thes Gays navortn< of the wild and wool For instance. the driver of a local pu! Ne service car tells of an experience 0 Q recent evening in which a young VI man, evidently frantic with worry an excitement. rushed out of a lane leas hr on the Putnam-Chepachet highwa ma signaied the car to stop that sl night stammer out an excited reque Shat the Danieison men in the car hu ry down the lane with her and save h. pweetheart from being beaten to deat The situation looked so peculiar that u