Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20

lower tsmpefatmes do in mid-winter season.
 Ice formed for the first time this fall in this territory. H was to be seen where ambffious workers had engaged in the washing Of windows of aut6mo- bilss It's appearance sfarted buying of heavier underwear and call for heat in cold buildings. It was a promise of what the conng months arc to bring. }
 The following gro tho newly elected officers of WappaQuasset Hayloft, an adjunct of the tribe Of Red Men in this city: Past Chief Haymaker, Edward B. Ellis chief haymaker, Henry Hurd man assistant chief haymaker. Frank C1outier: oversesr, Claude R. Cotton :; l collector Of straws, Peter A. Gardner | keeper of bundles, George P. Perry :; boss driver. Austin Lincoln; hornblow- Joseph P. LaFose; guard at hayloft, Joseph Beaadfy.
 The current ishpe. of the Yale Alumni I Weekly contains feature article on Ithe unusual artistic and sculptural cap abilities of Lee Lawree, Yale 10 Art, By BeFtra1n Grosven6r Goodhue. a na- tive of Pomfref, in which neigh6oTing town his 6oyhood years were Spent. Md. GoodHue's article pays high tribute I to Mir. LSwree's genius There is noth- l ing in to indicate to those unfamiliar with something 6f the talent of the au- thor that hB IS possibly the greatest ec-
 clesiastfcdf architect in America. He is
 a resident Of Cambridge, Mass, at the present time.
 l It was cold in this northeastern cor ner of ConnecticW Thursday morning, but very probably not So cold as in the more northern state of Vermont, where
 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Dresser are spending q bfi6f faH holiday and from whic ha call came that heavy coats and wraps and gloves be forwarded to them
 posthaste on Thursday. They arA ex- tpected to return here at the weekend
 Local pziysaclahs wers at Wiilinaaaafis
 Thursday to attend tie 18th senai-an- nHal meeting of the Windham County aGedkal association, one of the oldesi Organizations of it's kind in the cour, try Dr. 6. F. LzaAarche of this city is the president of the association al the present time and he delivered tht
 address of welcome at Thursdays
 meeting.
 It was Aafed Here ThTfsday tAa.
 there is no likelihood of any spit in the Il republican strength in Woodst0ek al
 the election 6f November because oi
 the fact that a sharp contest developed
 during the party caucus to nominate candidates for re4SFesentative h thf. contest Frank B. Barrett defeated
 Leonard H. Healy by q vote Of 112 t
 50. There is special interest outside 6. Woodstock in this because MF Heaiej
 is the secretary of the state board 6. agriculture. The other republican can. dida4e is Oliver A. Hiscox. Judge Car enee H. Child was renominated to sue, eee dhin1self as judge of probate The boIdness with which a $6 ,06, robbery of clothing and rnen,s furnish I ings was carried out week ago today
 at the Church eonpany'S store in Dan
 ielson has keyed Putnam police up to ]
 special degree Of Watchfulness that $
 similar feat may not be accon1plisteS
 in this city. There are reasons to be 2 Heve that the burglars came out 6 ProEidence to Danielson and mad
 away with their loot in big teurin, ears. Putnam is on another state high way leading out of Providence ant
 equally distant from the Rhode Isiar, capital What was done in one pIac might be attempted in another by : band that evidently is as dangerous a . it is clever.
 Some mamEfacturers in this tefrit0r. are not at all backyard about assertfn that the New Haven road is fallin 3 down in getting freight shipments t their destinations after campaign 6 soliciting the manufacturers for busi
 ness that was going to motor truckin
 concerns few months ago. The rail