Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-05

noon whether the whiskey was real ol of the home made variety, nor was there any certainty up to that time as to the identity of it's owners.
 Few heard Thomas J. Spellacy, demo cratic candidate for United States sena- tor, when that distinguished citizen spoke at Union hall Tuesday evening. Former Mayor J. J. McGarry presided and introduced the speaker. The very small attendance was largely due to the lack of knowledge that MT. Spellacy was to speak here The rally, the first or the state campaign, was not well adYer- tised and only comparatively small number knew of Spellacys visitation un- til after he had gone away
 Killingly High schools football team will come here Friday afternoon for the first gridiron contest of the season. The game is expected to be an interesting one, as there is lively rivalry between l the high schools of Killingly and Putnam. Football was resumed at these two schools last year After about a score of years during which neither of the schools | had a football team
 | Maytime in Erin, with Walter Scan Ian as the star, was the attraction that
 brought many to the Bradley theatre | Wednesday evening to witness a very in- l tereSting production, the second of it's kind at the house this season. MT. Scan 1 Ian, who was exceedingly pleasing, was assisted by a strong supporting company. | Duck shooting is underway this week and the sharp bark of shot guns may be
 heard these days along the rivers and on
 shores of ponds in this territory where l ducks are to be found. A number of l hunters have been successful in their quest. The open season for shooting partridge, quail, pheasant and woodcock does not open until Monday next, and the
 warning is again given that taking of
 female pheasants is forbidden.
 State police officers have been engaged the past two nights in checking up mo- torlsts on the matter of having properly focused headlights Press despatches in indicate that this is being done through out the state The state motor vehicle I department requires tha headlights or all motor vehicles not only be of non. glare quality but also in proper focus Proper focusing of lights may be done by 2 car owner or at any garage. It is only
 few minutes work and must be done
 If you would avoid attention from the state police.
 Woodstock has splendid crop of au ples this year and growers in that near
 by town have been successful in disposinf , of quantities of the fruit. quotation a. low as $1.25 per barrel on the trees wa.
 heard Wednesday, with higher quotation. } for special fancy fruit.
 G. Harold Gilpatric was in Hartfort
 Wednesday on business trip.
 Supt. C. Dwight sharpe of the city
 water department and Chief Ralph E
 Thurston of the fire department were CT.
 gagged in testing out some of the hy
 drants in the city Wednesday. Installation of oil burning devices con tinues apace in this city so that number,
 of the heaters in homes here will bt
 burning liquid fuel instead of coal dur.
 ing the coming winter.
 And now notices are. about to be ore
 pared here and hereabouts of the facl Il that this is the month for filing lists oi taxable property a matter that must re
 ceive attention before the first of the coming month.
 William E. Jackson of Willimantic wa,
 in Putnam Wednesday on a business trip
 Women political workers are expected
 to lend valuable effort 10 the partie,
 with which they are identified in Putnam in the November election.