Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-04
DANIEISoN

- ~N-@--@-AS% Twenty-ssven tires win bs worn out, l Sl2 gallons of gasoline and s1 gallons of | oil consumed here next Tuesday in get- l ting the voters to the polls. This esti- | mate is as good as anyone's. It Is based upon the fact that repubfi- can and democratic campaign managers have gone over the voting lists with eagle eyes and view to getting every voter to the polls. It matters little whether 0ohn Jones lives just around the corner from the polling place or whether Susan ha Newvote has residence near Cady's pond, in one of the farthermost corners of Kiliingiy. Both will be looked after by the automobile vote-gstting suuads of he rival political managers. No one ex- espting hopeless invalids, incapable of being removed. will be allowed to stay at home next Tuesday.
 Republican manaEsrs, told that the democrats hope to win, are bound that every person claiming to be af their po- iltical faith shall so on record at the vot- ing places next Tuesday. Democratic managers say that they will not only get 100 per cent. of their party of vote, but are hoping and expeetant that the repub- hcans will haul in others who win help the democratic cause, That is a hope. What is to happen along that lin0 only the prophets can tell. In any event, voter who expects to hide up and not go 10 the polls next Tuesday will have to svade a swarm of workers Hitting about in an army corps of cars. It will be . tough job getting away from them, for even in theSe money-savtng days the campaign managers have plenty of funds, most of which is to be spent for gasoline.
 DanieIsOn iS to have . new livery stable This is not so much advertising as a gieefUl announcement that at least one of such ah-tine institutions ts not to be denied the borough, which has been without one for the first time in more than half a hundred years or since Louis D. Kennedy sold his last llorae and closed bis stable doors, about a fortnight ago.
 And now comes John Flood, known to every horseman in this section of the state. and most of Rhode Island, to re- Dpen the Kennedy stable. MT. Floed has taken the lease of the property and is to establish a big stable. The coming of the automobile age has not disturbed the confidence of John Flood in the horse and it's future. Mir Flood owns small car and ride about with it when he is in hurry, but first and last he is a horse man.. always will be, and doesn't hesitate to say so. Up at his Killingly Center farm he has kept from 10 to 20 horses for years past, so his coming to Daniel ! son is just a move from one part of the Town to the other, and not g venture into D field in which he is other than an ex. E5-.
 County Agent f. L. Davis has brought kbout the organization of the CantFhur5 Poultry club. Among those whe have signed blanks are Gould CeFti. R. ? Lowell. Mrs. Henry KsaFHes, Cone Goodrich Co.,, W. B. Grennon, William Bannierk, Harry Cooley, Mrs. Annie MeF gan, Miss Maude Carpenter, Mrs. Heleni Pastsch, Winnie Williams, Mrs, Mabel c Kinne. John D. Wimmen, Hermal Paetsch.
 Mr. Goodrich of the Goodrich 6 Gem farm has been elected president and Mrs Henry Kearnes secretary. Poultry recerI keeping will start at once, and the frs meeting for record discussion by MI Jones, poultry sRecialist at the Connecti cut Agricultural college, will be hell Dec. go.
 There seemed t6 be an inclination hmong the business men of the borougI bn Friday to follow the suggestion of tn directors of the Chamber of Commerc knd close from noon until p. m. O Armistiee day. The concession asked i . large one, for . Saturday is the bes trading day of the week. but as tribut 10 the valor and service of the World wa veterans it is now indicated that tn closing will be very general.
 Practically all of the work of Eradin off shoulders and entertainments on tn new state highway to Little Rest wa completed Friday morning. This accoH plishment practically marks the end ( the work Un the road, although there az } few more details that require attention The shoulders are wide and nfcel rounded out and the embankments haI been smoothed down in manner to riv; the surface of a billiard table. In
 word, the contractors forces have dor an excellent job in finishing the shoulder