Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-24
DkNiELSON And PUTNAM NEWS

been idle for many months Its re-
pening will mean boom for Elmvslle
and also for Danielson, WI ich is the
trading center for residents in that
place.
Mr. Barnett came here nearly two
years ago as superintendent for the
Thistle Worated company. He is an
experienced and practical manufac-
turer and under his immediate, direc-
ton there is every assurance for the
success of the new company. For a
time the machinery new in the plant
will be kept III service, but is intended
gradually to replace it with new mod
els. 1t is probable also that repairs
viii be made to the dwelling houses
that go with the mill as soon as that
detail can be attended to.
Home from Kentucky.
Frank D. Cogswel of Louisville, Ky,
is at his home in EImville, called here
by the death of his father, Samuel
Cogswell.
John Buckley of Hartford assistant
clerk of the house of representatives,
was the guest here Monday of Sabin
S. Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGOWAN of
Westerly are visiting relatives in Tan
ielson this week.
Mrs. Katherine Wilder of Ludlow,
Mass. is visiting al her parents home
on the West Side.
MISS JOS0pnli0 A1OElfl, ANEO HAS b'tII
spending several weeks with her
brother, Or. L. J. NORM. and his fam
lily, returned to New York Monday.
Fl. NJ. Caruthers of Quincy, Mass,
formerly owner of the United Handle
q NJ nufacthIing Co. at East Killing
ly, was a recent visitor in Danielson.
William Kilmurray, who has been
employed at the mill of the Danieison
Colt IN company, is to return to Cen
trail Falls this week
Fl. S. Shaw of Webster was in Dan
ielson Monday on business trip.
To Meet at Brooklyn.
The meeting of the Windham county
sriclitural society is to be held at
Brooklyn the first Saturday in Noyeiil-
Der.
John Bailey of Southbridge spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin /. Bailey of the West Side.
Charles Bertorilli was in Providence
Monday on a busineSs trip.
October Blossoms.
Mrs. NJ E. Bassett picked GRIM
son rambler rose. growing in the open,
at her home OH Spring street, Sunday.
A bed of pansies is also in bloom in
the yard.
New Wire Chief.
William r Dennis of New Haven
has come tn Danielso1 to be Wire chief
st the Danielson exchange of the
Southern New England Telephone
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foss of North
boro, Mass. We're guests over unday
of Mrs. Helen S. .powe and family
Mem bers of the DanieIson police
who are to do street duty this winter
are supplying themselves with the
regule ton policeman's helmet.
Paul Dubuc. injured at the plant OF
the Peoples Light and Power com
panys plant Sunday, was reported as
resting a comfortably a. could be ex-
pected considering the lad burns
from which he suffers. Mr.. Dubuc will
recover
Warrant fer Armand Patreau.
A warrant has been issued for Ar
mand Patreau, Danielson young nan
who Leaf up Clarence King Saturday
night, the charge being breach of the
peace. King was confined to his home
Monday as the result of the blows he
received
A great Geal of progress has been
struction of the plant of the Plainfield
dwelling houses for the operatives
that arc to Enrk in the liant. Sc
lectman H. S. Franklin of Da.'eson
has he contract to do pIastering on
the dwellings.
Lived on the Outskirts.
The following special Central VII
lage despatch appeared in the New
YORK Sunday World: The king skunk
hunter of eastern Connecticut, Charles
Collins, 80. died this morning. He