Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-17
DANIELSON

Earl Wilbur, formerly employed by
the New Haven road. has arrived at
his home here, after service overseas.
Silk georgette crepes. beautiful tex
ture, positively highest quality. line
of nine favorite shades, direct from
the mill, $1.69, at the Fabric Shop
adv.
James A Hewitt of Lowen visited
friends in Danielson Thursday.
Mrs. Charles 7. Thayer of Putnam
visited local relatives Thursday.
An excellent record of mo bust
ness in the town court is being made
this month.
Louis Lague has returned 10 his cot
tage at Oakland beach after spending
two weeks in Danielson. Mr.. Lague
is spending the winter at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Avellene Bonneville,
who have been living in Hartford are
to move to Danielson, making their
home on Furnace street.
Dayville will have the best freight
yard between Norwich and Putnam
when the work that is being done is
completed
Charles S. Francis has been confined
TO his home by illness the past few
days.
The mill of the River Weaving COM
pany is to resume operations Monday
morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy We're
visitors in Providence Thursday
| The Norwich DanieIson toll line
rate is to be 20 cents after next Tues
! day, when the new government rates
become effective.
! Thomas ConweII, formerly a partner
here in the firm of Austin and Con-
well. died of pneumonia Wednesday
| in Providence. He is a scn of Mrs
| Mary Convict of Riverview Mr..
| Conwell also leaves his wife, who was
Miss Carrie Billiard. Of Putnam. and a
brother, Charles.
1t was stated here Thursday that a
resumption of building activity on a
! lively scale here during 1919 is chiefly
| dependent upon the attendant costs.
| The price of labor will not make such
d great difference, though it may in
| some cases, as will the price of build
! ing materials. Much work to be done
| in the building line has accumulated
in the past two years. 9 number are
| anxious to erect new homes here, but
have found the cost prohibitiTa.
Clare N. Turner. assistant treasurer
| Of the Goodyear Mills, Inc, is en- route
to Arizona, by way of New York and
| New Orleans. In Arizona MIR. Turner
the Goodyear company. which has 50,
000 acres under cultivation in that
state. From Arizona Mr.. Turner viii
proceed to California. visiting at Sar
Diego and Los Angeles. He will be
absent about two months.
Under the reorganization of the fire
department that will likely occur with
the addition to its equipment of Z
motor truck, due to arriv9 here in the
near future, it is likely that the Rough
and Ready company. No. 3, with q
station at the corner of Broad anC
Franklin streets, will be disbanded L
IS believed, though, that the truck il
the number three station Will he ken
in readiness for use and it likely Wy
sRe service, if any is required, in tina
section of the borough, which will BIZ
III quick reach Of the auto chemical.
1t was said Thursday that tho Con.
necticut Mills company will pay spe.
Cial honor to the service men who re.
turn here who We're in the concerns
employ or who lived at Industrial
place, the fine residence section tina
has grown up about the big plant JUS
what will be done to show the boys
that their service has been appreciated
has not been announced.
Mrs. George Baribeault. who ha!
l%en a resident on Potter street. Dan.
ieison, has filed suit in the superior
court for Nindham county, through
her attorney. Judge \. G.. Bill for SO.
eco. against Miss Eva Trip, Broad
street alleging alienation of the at
fections CT Mr.. Barbi5eault husband
Of the plaintiff, who has been in th'
employ Of the. Max Gordon cOmpan!
here. Mr. and Mrs. Baribeault have
| been living apart for several weeks