Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-06
DANlElSON
Real Estate Auction in Norwich Inter ests Local Stockholders-Assisnment of Pine Tree Worsted Company Low Fire Loss for 1909.

of Pine Tree Worsted Company Low Fire Loss for 1909.
 The Ladies' Reading Circle will meet with Mrs. c. H. Pike this (Monday) afternoon. George W. Cable will be the author studied.
 c. B. Wheatley's motion for foreclos- ure on the No. 2 factory at Industrial place was granted in the superior court in willimantic Friday.
 Mrs. Abel l.. Reeves was taken to St. Vincents hospital in Worcester Sat- urday morning. Mrs. Reeves may have to undergo an operation at that insti- tuition.
 To Attend School for Officers and Ban-
 quet.
 Lieut. Elbert l.. Darbie, command ing the Thirteenth company, will go to New London on Friday evening to at tend school for the officers of the Coast Artillery corps, to be followed by banquet. This will be the first of such a series of meetings to be held.
 William H. Baron. master of Qnln,e;- ,1,; baug Pomona grange, was in Will1- mantle on Saturday attending the an- nual meeting of that organization.
 Gahan Manager of Five.
 Daniel Gahan, manager of the An dem baseball team last summer. is now manager of the village basketball team, which includes players from the baseball team. Manager Gahan is ar ranging games with eastern Connecti- cut teams.
 Henry c. Torrey was in Willimantic on Saturday to attend the grange meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Alphonse Nichols of Westerly have recently been guests ofc friends in Danielson.
 Miss Lillian Wetherall of Williman- tic was at her home in Danielson over Sunday.
 Mrs. W. W. Woodward will have the members of the Ladies' Benevolent so- ciety of the Congregational church at her home, on Broad street, for a meet ing on Wednesday afternoon.
 Interested in Norwich Real Estate
 Auction.
 Danielson people holding interests in the Cooperative Savings Society of Connecticut look upon the auction sale of real estate held by the society in Norwich, on Saturday, by order of Marcus H. Holcomb, receiver, as in dicating the approach of final settle ment of the companys affairs.
 Pine Tree Company Assigns.
 Announcement is made here of the assignment of the Pine Tree Worsted company of Medway, Mass. This com pany removed from the mill now occu- pied by the Thistle company at Elm vile few months ago.
 The Pine Tree company was doing a good business in Putnam little less than two years ago. when the total destruction of it's mill by fire came as the first of a series of misfortunes. Jere Emory has been the head of the company and his many friends feel sympathy for him at the present time. The amount to which the company Is involved is not known here.
 Yesr's Fire Loss Less Than $f,oo0.
 Les than S1,O00 will cover the total losses by fire in Danielson from the beginning of 1909 to date. The town has been remarkably free from disas- ters of this nature during the past eleven months, and the showing is re- ally good enough to deserve reduced ln- surance rates from the companies do- ing business here; but the chances arc all against such happy circumstance | There has not been an alarm for fire since April 23. although one or two ! false alarms have come in during thai | time.
 The fire record for the year Is as fol | lows: January 8, box 52, fence fire neal | the home of W. P. Hatch, on Hawkin; | street. damage slight; January IA. bo1 | IA. chimney fire at the home of Napo' | leon Domingue, on Franklin street, nc | damage: January z6, box 34, chimney | fire at the home of Anthony Ames or Winter street, no damage; January 29 | box 25 slight blaze in the home O | Daniel Metty, on Franklin street, sligh | damage; March 1, box 25, fire In balet cotton of the Danielson Cotton com pany at their property on Cottag street, damage amounting to abou $500; March 12, box 25. fire in cottoi bales of the Danielson Cotton compan, on Cottage street. the damage beinl slight; March ?, box 25, fire among cot ion hales of the Danielson Cotton com apnv on Cottage street, the damag heinz slight; April 13, box 23, chimne fire in building owned by W. $. Browr on Center street, the damage bein slight.
 The first fire among the cotton bale was the only one of the year that caus ed more than slight damage | To Cross Stone Arch Bridge.
 The sewer through Franklin street to be extended across the stone arc bridge near the grist mill of tn Quinebaug company, close to the sur face of the street. The pipes will b | ldiQ ClOSe uOWH LO AAAc OA NAi stone arch of the bridge, which is abor three feet below the street level. Tn street, however. is to be filled from il function with Main street to poir about half way to its junction wit Water street.
 Addressed Mems Meeting.
 Rev. E. F. Talmadge, pastor of th l Cong ngregational church at 'Wauregal was the speaker at the mems meetin | in the Y, NJ. c. 4. rooms Sunday after noon,-and his subject was Tito"
 The cellar has been excavated an the cellar walls built of the new Per tecostal church opposite the new cer tral fire station ont Academy stree The building is not be put up unt next year, however.
 Mrs B. l.. Bailey. president of tf ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A., hs : issued a request to all the members earn one dollar before the middle February, to be contributed to the au, Hilary for purposes that will require , considerable amount.
 The Peoples Light and Power con pany is to extend it's gas main throus Mechanic street from Hutchins stre' to Westfield avenue. This street nearest of any in the borough to Il company's plaat, but has never bee piped north of Hutchins street.
 Notes.