FOR STATE TREASURER
Mayor Lippitt of Norwich Possibly
Republican Candidate
In an article in the New York Herald
on state politics the following is of In
terest :
Of spontaneous origin, but not in
spired by any promptings of political
ambition on the part of the person
most concerned, is a movement to
give the Republican nomnation for
state treasurer next year to Mayor
Costello Lippitt, of Norwich. The sug
gestion has struck a responsive chord
in all parts of the state, and a partic
ularly enthusiastic one in the region
where this true, tried and trusted man
has been under micrometric observa
tion during all the years of an active
and highly useful quasi-public career.
Mayor Lippitt has been one of the
most successful and respected bank
ers of Connecticut for nearly half a
century, and he is supplementing and
paralleling that flawless record with
a businesslike and non-partisan ad
ministration as mayor of Norwich
which is redounding to the inestima
ble benefit of the Rose City and to the
enduring credit of his honored fami
ly name.
About two weeks ago a grayish cat
erpillar made its appearance in some
parts of the state. It attacks the
leaves on certain trees, leaving noth
ng but the skeleton.
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