Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-17
DANIELSOH AND PUTNAM NEWS

few days. developed whole brigade Of Financial experts and prophetic wiz ards of industry. Anyone of them caR tell you just how long time will elapss before anyone or all of the towns nlant ufacturing concerns will be, in the hands of receiver. They know the exact in side facts about the affairs of very corl poration, how much money it has made and how much money it has lost since the war began. They know who has bought this plant or who another one is going to be sold to. It's really all very wonderful to hear them rave. The fact that $5 concern purposes to buy out a million dollar one desn't seem in- congrous to them at all. They know Yet not man jack of them has the slightest .idea about. the capitalization surplus earning capacity, value of property holdings, stock value. or any other essential thing pertaining to any one of the plants discussed. They're | getting their readings from Ouija and seemed perfectly content in spreading ! their calarnitous tales-while they have nothing more profitable to do. 1 Miss Jennie Williams attended the ] Kingston fair Thursday
 Eearl F.. Wood, who has been an in structor at the Columbia university
 summer school, is visiting with his par
 ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wood of Academy. street.
 | Danielson was misrepresented on a recent date when a statement was made | in this column that the place is with
 out horseshoer. Attention has been been called to the fact that horseshoe
 ing is being carried on as usual at a 1 shop on Water street.
 There are 28 prisoners at the county jail in Brooklyn this week, 15ofthem awaiting trial at the October term of
 the superior court.
 If you want quick. efficient and sat
 isfactory baggage transfer or light truck ing service call c. W. Hutchins at 243-S Tor 36o.-adv.
 | Young men here are showing interest
 in the fact that a company of mobile artillery organization is to be formed . in Danie,son. Alfred L. Reed of this place is q member of the Church Reed company l which has planned extensive expanision of its Willimantic store
 Rain Thursday afternoon interferred
 with the plans of many Danielson people to enjoy another mid-week dance al
 Wildwood park.
 Uldci Thibeaudeau. who was left be.
 side the highway south of here, after
 being struck by an automobile during
 the early a1ours of last Sunday morn.
 ing, was reported Thursday as resting
 comfortably. at the Day kinmball hos
 pital in Putnam.
 Chief Mcfarland of the local polio,
 and Inspector R. c. Young of the stat.
 automobile department are continuin,
 their efforts to locate the automobil, party. As. the result of their investi
 gations the owner of one machine ha
 placed himself in an unfavorable light
 though he is not accused of being tn driver of the car that is wanted H did tell the officers, however. that, hi car was not out of it's garage Saturda night, yet one who was with him tol the ojcers that the car was out eve after midnight and made trip to Wat regan. which was reached by way c Brooklyn. e Mrs. s. A. MacNell of Los Angeles visiting MT. and Mrs. F. ". Bassett. , The Danielson Bowling League tha : has just opened its season is stirrin
 up a wealth of interest among the fo ; lowers of this very popular pastine a Henry s. Calder of Melrose was a vii itor with friends in Denielson e If a man fails to get what he desery, 't he ought to be thankful