Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-15

taaorsh tAihApbIis IiaIsg IAg q a faaAGS aak. The otler drivers ~sfS trnth5dred. The truck was put out of service fin the accident and the WinsioE ca- had a rear fender crurnpied. State Police Officer A. W. Will tatns investigated the accident.
 A nv As4as being built en East Frank in street for HatTy Reynolds was endan- tered and sonsG.lkt damaged Thursday morning when t was affre from an over heated stove being used to dry out the piabterfhS. -...
 owners and erIpi6Ss of the Lafkin Reed, company, WhesA plant is near by the Reynolds house, rushed over with ez- tinguishers and were chiefly instrument | tai h saving the house ft0Sh destruction. | Floors were somewhat cut up in getting at the blaze Chiet A r. WoodW1rd vas no4ided Of the fro by teiephone and came with Additional extinenishefs 1t is uh.
 derst6od th2k such damage as the house sus4Ainea is covered 6y insurance.
 Ne Ar41ine a I4se id1Ater pEAA6ss after 1 Dke. S1. Thzt is tAs ultinAtun Of the StatA motor VehscAs department. The de pa%t1hent points out that on Dec S1 the motorists of tho state viii have had two l months in which to take out their reEts- l trSti6AS for 1sss,, that the department hes been prepared to handle the basiness, and that those who have delayed CT will l the depaEtnlent responsible for their eRt deIry until the last minute cannot hold
 negligence if they do not get theif plates by the aEzt Of the year. Every machine found in operation On and after Jan. will be hailed ey oGicers and the driver ordered into eoort for driving an i'm property registered ear.
 uGrane tlts esIAinE week . 6ss Ss 20 posters prepared by pupils in the public schools oR Kifsine4y will be m exhibition at the public htrafy. These posters have Jusa figured m . prize contest arranged been made foe the best Of the posters submitted Tne subject of the posters was temper anee. Robert Beekley won , the first prize for the eighth grade: and Lyman Lyon received honorable mention. Mary o. JaS65s won the award offered for seventh grade competitors ana FL wood Sperseef honorable mention. Henry Nad0 won first award in the sixth grade ana G6ais Dube honorable mention. Schools Sh panieison. Attawadgan, Gooa- , year and DaSyille were represented in the oS1AbetitioA.
 AtSsnSaan has beAA eAlled to the fAzt that R5Bert H9tehna, newly appointed sae4ea@y of T&ie tu.xse1tEy. is a Gs- scen42nt Of a disEhSHthea kHinkly fAniiv. Mfr. Hutehins, who suueeeas An- son Phelps Stokes, is but 2s years Of age
 and the youngest man ever to hold the secfetafSship at Yala He ls great grandson o6 isaAc I. Hatehina, fer many years a resident of Daniel5on, and whose death occurred about 1850. The se8e.
 tafy's grandfather was Rev. Robert Hutehins, D. D., born in Danielson. and l who became one eF the best known cler 1 gYnnen ef the Congregational and Presny
 tetian denominations in the county. ssy' Il fetary FfdtfhinS father Is William
 Hutchins, president of Berea tohio) col
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 The secretary is a graduate. of Yali and made d remarkable scholastic recoft
 during the .foar yeats he sperlt there. HI
 Wag orator Of his class and also ven ;
 speaking award that also had been won By his father 30 years before while Iii was a student At Yale. Secretary Hutch irs served during the World war as