Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-13

The manager of a successful man
ufacturing establishment located with
in thirty miles of Westerly, was here
TUESDAY,. inQuiring as to the status OF
the mill buiiding of the Westerly Mar
row Fabric company. with view to
purchase The New York men inter-
esred in the established min desire to
socds. but their present plant is not
adequate, and, in consequence, the
manager was requested TO 1nvestlgate
the conditions Of a sale OF the west
erly Marrow Fabric company's idle
building. It is admirably adapted for
the purpose required by the proposed
purchaser. who, If conditions are ia
vora Bile, would purchase the plant and
without any financial aid of the town
of westerly or any of the residents
thereof If the mill property can be
purchased at a reasonable price, TINS
wouId-be purchaser declared that the
month after formal transfer OF the
property was made.
The Westerly Morrow Fabric COM
peny is now In the hands OF Judge
Edward M Burke and Charles e. Sher-
man as receivers, and the advantage
Qua sale of the property would facilf-
tate the final settlement and be bene-
fciSl TO the interested stockholders
It is eafd the valuation of the building
and equipment is placed at S40,0 c0, bat
that sum Is considered excessive by
the prospective purchaser
Should the receivers be offered
price that was considered satisfactory
to them. they could petition the su-
peror court to sell, and authority for
the sale could be given by the court,
provided the price was satisfying to
the court after q hearing. Formal Of
fer has not been made. and Will not be
made, until careful examination is
made by a COMMITTEES representing the
company that would like to add to the
Industries of Westerly
7. Nelson paIe of the United States
Geological survey, who has been
making detailed study of granite rock
in New England, making frequent trips
TO Westerly, says in q contribution to
one of the latest reports this of the
origin of granite
'nSny thousands, # not millions, of
Years ago the present surface of New
ENGLAND was covered with an enor-
nous thickness of feet of sandstones,
states and othsrs of the softer kind
OF rocks. In the course of time dyna-
mic agents pushing upward into this
sedimenfary rock crust great massessI
and Jets of molten nateriaIthe liquid
magma from the earth's interior. Prob
ably none of this material was forced
entirely through the heavy sediments
airy cover, but the molten ma secs grad
ually cooled and crystaliized with the
older rocks, forxT1ing granite. Then
at the rata Of perhaps an inch or more
IN thousand years. these softer rocks |
y,
leaving The granite exposed in many |
places as it IS found in the New Eng
land states today"
The forty-sieht hours limitation |
tavina expired and no bond furnished |
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell removed on |
Thursday from the store of Peter |
I upinaz5o, in Canal street, goods suf- |
dcient to satisfy claim for attachment |
and placed the goods in storage Mr.. |
FvT7f ING zz0 t1n cfn e.
lures OF the store in good faith from |
Joseph Boyer who. soon after the sale, |
went TO Canada Boyer failed to give |
The required notice to his creditors of |
intention to SELL and creditors at |
tached the stock that had been sold |
10 Luptnnazc. 1t is expected that the |
4 attached goods Will be recovered by |
replevtn and the case tested in the |
courts.
William Williams of Providence the |
successful bidder for the contract to |
build the town building and courthouse
in Westerly, with Architect Walker |
and members Of the building commits I
sion. met at the town clerks office on !
afternoon, and the contract |
was formally signed. Some changes !.
We're made IN the original specifica-
tions which were acceptable to the
contractor. who furnished bond for
satisfactory completion of the build
ing The commission considered the
lroporuonate payments to be made
oy the town and the state at specified
periods, and now all is in readiness for
actual commencement of work.
a. ehe thirty-third annual meeting
81 Granite City council, Royal Aroan-
UNI officers were elected as follows:
Ethan P. Gavitt. agent; Nell McKen-
@ie. vice regent: ion NJ. Donohue sit
ting past regent; f. Lee Gavitt ora
lors Archie c. Thompson, secretary:
SAYS oIuNtNE Will