Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-27
LEASED FACTORY NO. 2.
Connecticut Mills Company to Occupy
Big Building at Industrial Place.

corporation that recently leased the
Pilling hosiery mill on Center street
for the purpose of manufacturing a
special fabric for use in upholstering
automobiles has decided instead to
take factory No. at Industrial place.
this latter mill being also the property
of Charles B. Wheatley of DanielSon,
from whom the smaller mill was
leased. The factory at Industrial place
has never been occupied since it was
built three years ago. 1t is fine
| modern factory and has come to be
| regarded by the new firm as better
suited to their wants than the smaller
mill could be. Some of the machinery
for the concern is now in Danielson and
will be removed from the cars and In
stalled as rapidly as possible. The
| machinery is all new.
Polish Man Missing from Moosup.
Chief Pilling of the local police has
received a complaint from Polish resi-
dents of the borough that one of their
colony is missing and that they fear
he has met with foul play. The miss
ing man went to Moosup about three
weeks ago; reports have reached his
friends here that he was set upon in
the highway by a gang Of thugs, and
since that time he has not been seen.
Chief Pilling advised that the matter
be taken up with the authorities of II, e
town of Plainfield, as he has no juris-
dfction in that place.
Barn and Contents Burned.
Fire of doubtful origin destroyed a
small barn at the place of George
Beaney, on the road to Brooklyn, Sat
urday afternoon. There was no appa-
ratus at hand with which to fight the
fire and it burned until the barn and
its contents were destroyed. This
place was formerly occupied by Will
liam Taylor. now of the West Side. The
loss will not be great.
Street Oil Arrives.
Three tank cars filled with street
sprinkling oil are standing on the
sidings in the local yards. Two of the
cars are for use in the town of XII
lingly, the other for use in the town of
Brooklyn. H. H. Davenport of Pom
fret, state highway departm emit official,
is in town supervising the work of
distributing the oil.
Death of Mrs. Alfred Fourier.
Mrs. Alfred Fourier who has rala-
tives in DanieIson, is dead at ST. John,
P. @.
Personals.
Rev. William Howard Davis returned
to Phfla derphia Monday evening after
spending his vacations In Danielson.
Charles U Schof1eld of Boston is
spending few days with relatives in
DanieIson.
Miss Lizzie Doyle has returned from
a visit Of a few days with friends in
New London
Mrs. C. E. Babson and Mrs George
E. Babson of Melrose, Mass, are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Babsson Of the
West Side.
Rev. Edward Anderson to Address s.
Of v.
Rev. Edward Anderson of Quincy,
Mass, formerly pastor of the Congre-
gationaa church in Danielson. has &C.
cepted an invitation to be the guest OF
Camp Edward Anderson, s. of ", at a
meeting to be held next month. The
date noe yet definitely decided upon,
| will be either Oct Is or 26. The camp
| is NAMED in honor of Rev. Mr.. AndeT-
son, who is much beloved here.
News in General.
Miss Ruth Smith is in Northampton.
Mass, attending Smith college
Mrs. c. M Gallup, who has been the
guest of Brooklyn friends has returned
| to S21owhegan, Me.
Miss Mary F. Barrett spent Sunday
with her parents In Norwich.
Raymond Preston left Monday for
Providence, where he will attend
| Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young, who have
been spending several weeks in town,
returned to Winsted Monday.
| Mrs. Henry J. Paine of Pawtucaxet,
r. l., was in town on Monday.
Local relatives entertained Mrs
| Frank U. Schoffeld of Worcester over
Sunday.
The Ladies' Bridge club met Monday
evening with Mrs. George Call.
Miss Blanch Smith recently spent
several days in Northa mpton, Mass.