Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-03-03
AUTO TRUCK.
Ordered by Attawausan Company for
Hauling Freight.

The Attawaugan company, with mills
IN the village of the name and at Bal
1ouviile, has placed an order for a big
mobile truck which is to be used
in hauling freight. The Attawaugan
cognpanys mills are not on the rail-
road line, and nearly all of their sup
plies and shipments are truclzed from
the railroad to their mills, and their
products vice versa
Borough Interests
Philip S. Maynard of Woonsoclzet was
In Dapielson "Wednesday.
Henry Clark of Broad street VINO is
spending the winter in Los Angeles,
writes that he expects to return to
Danielson about the middle of April.
Rupert Marland is to be the. man
ager OF a new store to be opened in
the keystone block.
Charles B. Wheatley continues to i'm
prove at his home on Broad street,
Mrs. F. z. Bitgood is recovering from
q. recent illness.
Arthur p Faure of New Bedford call
ed on friends in Danielson Wednes-
day.
A. A. TiIIinehast Postmaster.
The appointment OF Alden A. Tilling-
hast as postmaster at South Killingiy
will probably be announced this week
ptoyed by Gillette and Walker as Day
Vile, has entered the employ of the
Standard Oil com pany in Danielson
Rev. r. s. Cushman is to begin a
series Oh special services at the Meth
odfst church on Sunday.
Serious Accident.
II has been discovered that william
Whipple. who was injured by a fall
Sunday, broke his arm in two places.
The mems mission at ST. James
church this week is attracting large
congregations. The church is nearly
filled every evening.
The Tooth anniversary of the Con-
grepational church of Chaplin is to be
observed en- May 81. A. NJ Grant has
been named as chairman of the CEN
Gilbert Pefferin, who has a farm near
South KilHngly, is TO sell his property
and leave that section of the town.
Prisoners Taken to Court.
Charles A. Twiss of Chaplin, Albert
w. Staples of Taunton and Frank Co
yette of Wiilimantic We're the only
prisoners taken from the Jail at
Brooklyn to the superior court in Put
nam Wednesday.
Entered the Pierson House.
Albert w. Staples, who confessed to
attempting to break into the home of
Mrs. Alnira Thompson at DayviIle
-Four Corners, was not charged with
perfor court at Putnam. Sta 1es plead
ed guilty to breaking and entering the
Plerson home on Bridge street in Put
nam, and was given his sentence We'd
nesday for that offense.
Rivers Swollen by Rains.
The courses of the Quinebaug and
Assawaga rivers present an interesting
sight this week. both rivers having ov-
erfiowed their normal levels: many
acres bordering their banks are under
water for several miles above Daniel
son. The nnuskrat hunters are MAX
ing the most Of this ideal condition of
affairs and are bringing in many of the
little animals.
BrookIyn's Heavy Taxpayers.
The following is a list Of persons
resident In the town of Brooklyn and
paying taxes on assessments of $1,000
and over; Francis Able De Costa, S.
500; Joseph Bennett, $3.50; n. P. and
George Boutnelier,$ So 500 Oliver Downs.
s5,075; Michael Harrington, $5.042;
Clara B. Hatch, 5000; William Ingalls,,
$685.: Lucy Jarvis, 1884: E. M NJ.
Marion, $3.50; C. S. L. Marion, $24, 300;
Mrs. T. g. Marion, $3.50; H. S. Mar
lor, s41.625: ouirebaug company, s542,-
BIT; Emily H. Morgan, s6,s55; William
NJ Tsaacs, 5,400; Charles B. Wheatley,
IS, 200; Adrianna Bush. $S,s54; George
and Ellen Prentice. $4,000.
Enjoyable Dance.
Sidney Marland had charge of the
arrangements for private dance CIV
en- IN Woods hall on Tuesday evening.
The affair proved most enjoyable for
an who attended.