Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-19
BIG FREIGHT
Received by DanieIson Cotton Com
pany-54 Cars.


Fgfty-four cars, or more than a solid
train of freight, were received last
week by one corporation, the Daniel
son Cotton company. The cars con-
tanned looms. spinning frames and 9TH
er machinery. as well as mill supplies
and equipment for the new addition.
The shipments represent an invest
ment equal to a comfortable fortune
The "a car loads received is only part
of shipments now on the road con-
signed to this firm, and they VIII re-
ceive thousands of tons more during
the next few weeks.
At TaftviIIe Entertainment.
A. v. Woodwork was in charge of
a picture entertainment for Rev Ar
thur O'Keefe at TaftviIle on Saturday
evening.
National Bank Officers Reelected.
At the meeting of the newly elected
directors of the Windham County Ma
tional bank, held Monday for organiza-
tons the officials of the bank were re-
elected as follows: President, J. Ar
thur Atwood; vice president, Timothy
Z. Hopkins; cashier, Nathan D. Prince;
teller, Clifford H. Starkweather; book
keeper, Frank J. G. Bailey.
Clever Turn by Youthful Entertainer.
Miss Esta Ara, II years old, and rec
| ognized as one Of the leading child
monologists of the country, gave
pleasing act at Phoenix theater Mon
day evening. Little Miss Ara also
adds buck and wing dancing to her
clever sayings, and is altogether a
very interesting little person on or of
| the stage. She is Of Italian parentage
and lives in New Haven when at
home.
About the Borough.
The auxiliary Of the Woman's Board
Of Missions of the Congregational
| church is to meet at the parsonage this
| (Tuesday) afternoon.
Mrs. John Weaver Of Brooklyn is
/ confined to her home by illness.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
EatiOnal church is to .be held this week,
when the reports of the officers for the
| year viii be read.
Rector from Virginia.
Rev. w. H. Davis, pastor Of St Al
! bans Episcopal church is in Philadel-
| phia for his annual vacation Of two
/ weeks. Rev William Darble OF
1 woodstock. Va, son of Mr. and Mrs.
] Charles L. Darbie of Main street, VINO
/ is coming north to visit his parents,
| viii omciate during the absence OF
/ Rev. Mr.. Davis.
/ Half a hundred members Of the So
/ Danielson Sunday afternoon to attend
| the installation ceremonies in the town
/ hall
| Timothy Reynolds. machinist in the
/ Wauregan mills, is seriously i'll with
I pneumonia at his home in that vii
lage.
County Commissioner Going South.
| County Commissioner Charles E
! Barber Of Central Village was in town
/ Monday. Mr.. Barber's health is con-
! stautly Improving. He cOnremplates
| a trip to the south in the near future
| which will undoubtedly restore his
| ususl excellent physical condition.
James D. Miller is in a critical con-
| dition at the Day-Kimball hospital a
/ Putnam where he was taken few
/ DAYS ago for treatment.
Joseph Caron is improving from the
| effects Of an accident in which his
leg was injured last week. He IS
patient at the Day-KimbaH hospita
John Miller Of Poughkeepsie has
been a recent visitor in Danielson.
Miss Sarah D. Bryce Of Northamp'
ton was in Danielson Monday.
May Be Played in Westerly.
The deciding game between the Y
VI. c. A. teams Of Danielson and New
London for the championship Of east
] ern Connecticut will probably be play
ed in westerly.
Notes.
Miss Annie Smith spent Sunday a
4 her home in Willimaptic.
The Ladies' Bridge club met Mon
dav evening with Mrs. G. p. Todd.
c. D. stone Of Worcester spent Sun
day with his family.
/ Mrs. Martin Welch and children lef
! | on Monday for Auburn, n. Y, to joi1
Mr.. Welch, now employed at tina
place.