Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-27
DANlELSCN
Sudden Death of Frank p. Warren Connecticut Mills Company to In- crease Plant-Only Six Building Permits Issued in 1912.

Edward Cundall of Hudson, Mass, has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. Wesley Wilson of Maple street.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Bosquet of Boston are spending a few days with relatives in Danielson.
 Henry McDermott of Woonsocket has been spending a few days with relatives in Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Michigan have returned from a holiday spent with relatives in Mystic.
 Austin Brooks of Yale is spending the recess with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Brooks, in Dayville.
 Rev John F. Quinn of Waterbury is spending several days with his mother, Mrs. Timothy Quinn, of Maple street Representative elect A. H. Arming ton presented the General Putnam Steamer company cigars for Christ mas, as is his custom.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Woodward were recent visitors with relatives in Prov idence.
 Assessors Completing Work.
 The board of assessors for the town will finish up their duties within the next few days, that the books may be ready for the board of relief, which takes up it's duties the first of Febru- ary.
 Thursday was cleanup day in most of the stores in Danielson. After the holiday rush stocks in many cases were badly in need of encouragement and other special attention.
 To Increase Plant.
 It was said here Thursday that the Connecticut Mills company, a very successful concern, contemplates ar important increase in it's producing capacity during the year 1913. This will mean more employees and a great. ly increased payroll.
 Six Building Permits.
 Only six building permits were is- sued by the court of bureesses during 1912, it Is shown by the records of tho borough clerk. No new dwellings were constructed In the borough. The XII, lingly Realty companys building a Dayville is the only important struc. ture put up in the town this year fol other than manufacturing purposes.
 The members of the basketball tean from Danielson that played in New London Christmas night were some. what used up Thursday as the resul of the bumps of the game, which they lost by narrow margin. Sidney Mar. land, William Marland, Richard Healy, Herbert Barnett and Wallac, Paine were included in the local line up
 Mail Unclaimed.
 Letters addressed to the followin, persons are unclaimed at the Daniel son postoffice this week: Ezra May nard, Carlton White. G. A. Manard Mrs. Leaner Burranes, Catherine T Hunt
 Students of pomology declare tha the frost that silvered trees here abouts from root to tip Thursda, morning, with dazzling effect, will b. beneficial, as the frost will kill insec pests wintering in the bark.
 Increased PayroIIs.
 With the end of 1912 at hand, Dan lelson has come into some of tn prosperity that was predicted for 1 during that period. Payrolls in manu featuring establishments are nov about $5,0o0 week more than was tn case at the beginning of the year.
 An Alert Conductor.
 It is probable that the persons wh were asleep upon the upper floor o the tenement house at the corner O Water and Cottage streets Christina eve when the fire on the lower foo was discovered would have burned t death had it not been for the sharI eyes of Conductor Frank Preston, wh saw 1t from the trolley car that wa coming up through Cottage street a the time.