Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
DANIEL SON

The big cotton manufacturing plants of the Quinebaug company ana the Wauregan company here and at Waure- gan have just been inspected by quar- tet of Japanese cotton manufacturing specialists, who have been in this coun- try for the past three months gong through New England plants With view to learning American methods or spinning and weaving cotton.
 This commission has been sent out Dy a big cotton brokerage concern or osa- ka and already has inspeced some or the greatest cotton textile plants in the coun- fry. Their visit here was at the sugges- ton of one of the Boston directors of the Wauregan company, which is closely al- lied with the Quinebaug company. S. Iwaea, of the Iwaca Commercial company, of Osaka, was head of the vis- ting Japanese Another member of the party was Sadasiti Arninatsu, of the Taifnippen Cotton Spining company, of Osaka, and J. Tasharo of the Japanese Cotton Spinning Company, Ltd, of Osa- ka. K. Yasui, mill engineer, completed the membership of the group.
 At Wauregan and at the Quinebaug plant the visitors were taken through the full list of departments of each plant, starting with the great storehouses where hundred of thousands of dollars worth of cotton in bales is stored.
 All of the Japanese speak English two of them iuently, and all followed with interest the explanation of methods and processes employed at the big plants they say in this vicinity.
 While in Danielson the visitors were entertained at lunch by Agent J. F. Gardner, IT,, of the Quinebaug company.
 meeting of the guarantors of the Danielson Chautauqua was held Tues day evening at the office of Town Clerk F. T. Preston in the town hall build- ing. Officers were elected and com mittees named for the present season. Chautauqut comes to Danielson this year during the closing days of July.
 Providing her train remained on sched- ule time Miss Rachel Preston arrived at Sidney, C. B., Tuesday morning on her way to Battle Harber, Newfoundland where she is to assist until the summer ends at pr. Grenfell's mission. Miss Preston was a member of the class of i nurses graduated this season from Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore She is
 the daughter of Town Clerk and Mrs. F l T. Preston.
 It was stated Tuesday afternoon that | the project of providing accommodation.
 in this territory for children to be sent
 out from New York-Fresh Air children
 oenehtting from the interest in them ot
 great daily paper of New York - i, meeting with a measure of success. Va
 cation homes for a number of these chil
 dren already are provided Some wh,
 would like to take the children. but wrr
 find it impossible to do so, have kindl, | and generously agreed to pay the board
 or children to be brought here and placed
 in the homes of others. On the whole, tn,
 work that is being done here in the in | terest of the New York kiddies is prornis ing better result than it was possible t,
 achieve two years ago.
 Earl r. Wood, who went to New Yorl
 a few days ago to teach at the summe l school at Columbia university, develop
 ed blood poisoning in his foot. and wa l forced to return here. He is now witt his parent, Mir and Mrs. A. F. Wood
 MT. Wood is uncertain as to what caus ed the infection that has caused him S
 much inconvenience
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