Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-06
DANIELSON.
Case of Taylor vs. Cotton Go. Argued in Supreme court-Sewer construc- ton to Begin Soon-Methodist Preachers Meeting-Social and Per sonal Items.


 The suit of George P. Taylor of Clinton, Mass, against the Danielson- vile Cotton company was argued at the opening of the May term of the supreme court at Hartford Tuesday
 It went to the supreme court on the defendant's appeal from a judgment of the superior court of Windham county Perkins argued for the plaintiff and Donald G. Perkins for the defendant, appellant The appeal was taken from a judgment of $2,122.50. The defend ant has a large mill in Danielson, where is carried on the business of manufacturing. cloth. On April 2s. 1901, Mir. Taylor owned or controlled all of the $s00,0o0 capital stock of the company, represented by 1,750 shares outstanding, and he and members of his family constituted all of the stock holders, directors and officers of the corporation, MT. Taylor being the treasurer and general manager. The defendants mill, machinery, stock, raw material and supplies were sub ject to two mortgages to secure out standing notes on which there were s65,000 due. MT. Taylor sold and trans ferred his interest to J. E. Cochrane and others designated by him, who were then elected directors and officers of the company In place of the plain lllL anu Ol HIS IdIIlllyy WHO resigned. He received $9,000 and a written agreement from the company, made and signed by J. F. Cochrane,. its new treasurer, as follows:
 ITO take at fair market value and pay for in cash to (the plaintiff), all the personal property in the way of mill supplies. etc, that are suitable and now at the mill in Danielson, same to be looked over by (defend- ant's) superintendent at the first op- portunity with (plaintiffs) representa- tive"
 The action was brought to court to recover the value of these mill sup plies. The defendant was aggrieved by the decision of the court and ap- was who owned the mill supplies.
 Commissioners Visit Jail.
 County Commissioners B. H. Hall of Windham, Charles E. Barber of Plain field and E. H. Cortiss of Thompson were in Danielson Wednesday and later made an official visit to the coun- ty jail at Brooklyn.
 Attorney W. F. Woodward was in Willimantic Wednesday.
 Secretary Clark Resigns.
 Henry F. Clark has resigned the sec retaryship of the Bohemian club cor poration after a service of several years. MT. Clark's resignation was re- ceived with many regrets, the excel lent service which he has rendered be- ing fully appreciated by all of the members of the organization. MT. Clark's successor Is to be elected at a special meeting. John R. Davis is act Ing secretary.
 To Resume Mems Meeting.
 Next Sunday afternoon the mems meeting will be resumed at the Y. M. c. A. rooms after two Sundays, during which services have been held in out lying districts.
 Met at Town Farm.
 A regular monthly meeting of the selectmen at which routine business was transacted, was held at the town farm near Dayville Wednesoay.
 Borough Interests.
 Dog Warden John Gordon has mo- ticed several dogs roaming about the streets minus the tag that indicates that the license fee on them has been paid to May l, 1910. Warden Gordon quent owners. but his kindly attitude is about due to be replaced by more stringent action.
 An Old Folks concert is being ar ranged under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian association.
 The Thirteenth company, c. A. C., has voted to accept the invitation of McGregor post, G. A. R., to do escort duty at the annual Memorial day pa rade.
 Charles S. Francis, c. F., who has been experimenting the construction of the addition of the Danielson Cot ton companys mill since last August has finished his services, the add1rlon being nearly completed.
 Roy Reach. pitcher for the Dayville team of the Eastern Connecticut league. has been pitching against the Pomfret school at Pomfret this week to give the students practice. The arransement also gives MT. Reach a fine opportunity to get into condition for the league season.