Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-20
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

had been shifted at Willimantic to the l Air Line. Arrangements were made
 which resulted in it's seizure at New
 Haven by Commissioner Crampten of
 Connecticut.
 Federal authorities were then com
 munieated with at Washington and
 New York. Up to noon Tuesday no
 passenger check had been presented
 at New York eNuing for the trunk
 Further information received here
 relative to the death recently of Rev.
 Harold H. Barber at Mazatlan, Mex
 leo. where he was engaged in mission
 ary work, establish the fact that his
 death was due to pernicious malarial fever. The young clergyman was ap-
 parently in the best of health and en-
 thusiastically engaged in his work when stricken. At first his illness was not regarded as of a serious nature, but his condition grew worse with alarming rapidity and all efforts to
 stay the course of the fever. by se- curing reduction of temperature were without avail. Death came af- ter a period of inconsistencies. Rev. Mir. Barber having been i'll but four days.
 His funeral service was attended by | large number of Americans, Eu- | ropeans and Mexicans ad he was bur l fed in the city where he died and where his short period of missionary work had been productive of satisfy | ing results.
 1 The American consul stationed | there did everything possible in Rev. 1 MT. Barber's interest during the period of the young mans illness and he had ] the best of medical treatment from | two American physicians. Advices | received here were that Rev. MT. Bar 1 Der had firmly established himself in 1 the good graces of all who knew him
 and that he was held in the highest
 esteem by all.
 Remember the date-November 24- | rain or shine. of the large stock and | farm implement auction at the so- called Keech farm. at DayviIle. Conn. | MT. Bosworth has sold his place; therefore, this course is imperative. Witter Brothers. Auctioneers-adv l The opening of the new restaurant of the Goodyear Mills company gave
 the guests who were invited there an | opportunity to inspect what is gener- I ally agreed is the finest thing of it's
 kind in this part of the state-the last word in kitchen equipment and appli- ances, the very newest and best in ar engagements for the dining room. where Y hundreds of operatives of the big con I cern will get their meals every day. or l every night. depending on when they i work.
 I The more than 200 persons who were guests of the company Tuesday even ing were served delicious lunch Il which included salads, ice cream. cof- fee and wafers. The Goodyear or ehestra played during the evening" As great a treat as any to the guests gas the opportunity to inspect the restaurant, particularly the kitchen where electrically operated devices ; make the labor easy and provide for maximum of cleanliness and rapid work.
 fl The restaurant is connected with the mill, from which operatives pour in ai F meal time and are able to buy splendid
 and satisfying things to eat. and ir abundance for So little money that the high cost of living seems like g
 dream of the past. The company is
 not in the restaurant business te 7 make money. On the other hand the restaurant must at least obtair Y enough tsg ge9;le to balance accounts. '. This rev enterprise of the big man : ufactbring concern is housed in fins i, new brick structure. In establishing i
 the company is simply carrying out it; s policy of doing everything possible : that makes for the health. efficiency f and ,contentment Of it's employees; an( !, in this modern feature of industria management the Goodyear company I has no leaders.