Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-23

kiIIinsIy PIant--SociaI Evening for Telephone GrIs-Corset Company
 Can Have Choice of Three Buildings.
 Mrs John Young of Portland, Ore, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. E. Hopkins.
 Hope Print Works.
 George K. Hope of Providence, John Hope, Jr., formerly of the Hope Man ufIcturing company of Providence, and Richard k Keene of Central Falls. R. T., have purchased the plant formerly owned by the United Machine and Tool company at East Killingly and will incorporate the mill, probably un- der the company name of the Hope Print works. The property purchased in addition to tAe four-story manufac- turing building, included sixteen mill tenements, ten acres of land and 15O shares of the water rights of the Kill linSly pond. Seven printing machines have been installed and twenty three photographs are now being placed in position in the plant. It is expected that the mill will be in operation within a month, and, when running al capacity. there will be 250 hands em- plOVed The plant is operated by both steam and water power. John Hope, Jr., will he the general manager. It Is the intention of the new company. in addition tU the making of cotton prints fOr'eXpOrt. to do roll engraving, finish ing and bleaching for the trade. The company will be Incorporated under the laws of Rhode Island with a cap ital stock of $2OOO00 It is stated that there has already been $1O0,0O0 sub scribed
 Telephone Girls Entertained.
 Miss Evelyn Soule entertained the operators of the telephone exc hange at her home on Broad street Thursday evening.
 Louis Woisard is practically recover ed from an illness with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Katherine Bates Bennett's read inSs at the Baptist church Wednesday evening were excellent.
 George c. LittletOn of Campbell, Mass, was in DanielsOn Thursday.
 Mrs Peter Breault of Providence has been the guest of Danielson friends.
 Edward w. McDermott was in Bos- ton Thursday.
 Restaurant Sold.
 Charles Geer has sold his restaurant on Railroad square and will taGe a rest for a few weeks for the improve meIt of his health.
 Charles Franklin and William Franklin will have a motor boat at Oakland Beach this summer.
 Leon George of New London was the guest of friends in Danielson Thurs day
 Christopher NJ. Gallup of Brooklyn has a new automobile.
 Reach to Pitch.
 Roy Reach will probably pitch the opening game for Dayville against the Andems at North Grosvenorda1e to- morrow Saturday, afternoon.
 M H. Marcus is preparing to close ont int a+ lingly and move to New York
 George c. Wilton of East Hampton called on friends in Danielson Thurs day
 Mr. coburn Travelling Salesman. T.. J. Coburn of the Industrial com pany has been engaged as salesman for a firm of Gardner. Mass, who deal in portable dwellings.
 Miss Olivine Milot is to close her dressmaking rooms Tn Danielson. Miss Milot will spend the summer at Sara nae Lake. N. Y.
 Honoring Dead Governor.
 Many flags were at half mast in Danielson Thursday in respect for Gov. George L. Lilley. Special refer ence to the death of Governor Lilley will be made at the church services on Sunday.
 Pictures of President W. H. Taft's Inauguration were shown at the Phoenix theater Thursday evening
 Mrs. John Russell, who recently was operated upon at the Worcester Me morial hospital for the benefit of her eyes. has returned to her home iIi Bal louville.
 F.. Prescott Brigham of Worcester was in Danielson Thursday. Three Buildings Available for Corset
 Factory.
 Three buildings are being consider ed as possible locations for the TO- jected corset company. The two up- per floors of the James building on Depot square. the Spiritualist hall building on Oak street and the Wheat ley mill building on School street are all available. As soon as the stock is all subscribed for. and this will prob ably be in a few days. a new company will be organized. The controlling in terest will be vested in local men. A board of five directors will be elected and the treasurer of the company probably a local man who will have an active part in the business-selected Danielson is considered as very desir- able as a location for a corset factory because of the large number of young women available for employees.