Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
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 Captain R. H. Back. of Machine Gun Company, 59th Infantry, has been trans ferred from Dodge, Iowa, with his com pany. to Camp Perry, Ohio. Captain Back is a nephew of Attorney Harry E. Back, of Danielson.
 Will finder of embroidered tan-colorel handbag return same to The Transcript office, Danielson, and receive reward ?-- adv
 Morey,s jazz. Casino. Jewett City. to- night.-adv.
 | We will do your expressing, baggage l transfer or light trucking. quickly, sat l isfaetoriIy and reasonably. Call American | R. R. Express offioN, Tel 360 or z43-3.- adv
 Mrs. Harry E. Curran of New York is visiting here with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Short of Furnace street.
 Judge ". Fenfer Woodward held q session of the town court, Tuesday morning. On an intoxication charge, Geo Sullivan was fined .$1 and costs, which he paid
 Mrs. Emily Warren, ss. died Monday at the home of her niece, Mrs. Ida Page, l 27 Maple street. Mrs. Warren former l 1y was of Eastford She was the widow of Edmund Warren and was born in Montpelier, Vt. in 1880. Mrs. Warren | 1 ford, but has been making her home with Mrs. Page for the past eight years. She leaves no children.
 l Miss Dorothy St Onge, of Providence and Miss Clare Sullivan, of Moosup, are guests of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy, of | Furnace street.
 Fans are looking forward with inter. est to a series of games to be played be- 1 tween the Connecticut Mills team oi | Danielson and the Goodyear Mills team | two of the fastest baseball teams in this part Of New Englai1d
 Mrs. Joseph Bousquet, Mrs. Honore Marrotte and children and Miss Blanche Bousdiet left Tuesday for a stay al Oakland Beach.
 Messages received here from Com pany in camp at Mantle indicate that the organization is now in the full swing of the encampment programme, which is an entirely new. experience to the ma jority of members of the command l Fne new cement sidewalks are beine laid along the front of the Sacred Heart church property at West Wauregan. Gaston A. Maindon is away on a va. cati-n trip this week
 John c. Vincent of Worcester visited friends in Danielson Tuesday. | Postmaster Raymond Aliens rep6rt covering the business of the year end | ing July 1, shows a remarkable increasi l in the volume of transactions at the Dan ielson office; the money order business being in excess of $1OB.o0o. This week has brought no sign of re sumption of activity in idle woolen ant worsted plants in Killingly and irnmedi ate vicinity, but there seems to be spirit of confidence among the mill rnel that conditions are brightening and tha things will be booming again in the no distant future
 At the Sacred Heart church in wau regan, Tuesday morning Rev. J. c Mathieu was .celebrant of a requiem mass at the funeral services for Mis- Angelina LeClair who died Sunday i a hospital at Providence. Burial wa in the Sacred Heart cemetery, Fathe Mathieu reading d conmittal service a the grave. The bearers were Antoin Peloquin, Leo Pe1oquin, Joseph Doya1 and George Lebeau. Martin T. Burns wa the funeral director. Miss LeClair. wh was 2s years of age and q native ot East Providence, was daughter of Mir ? Justine LeClair of Wauregan. A considerable force of men is CT gagged in remodeling and renovating th Main street plant of the Conhecticr Mills company, recently taken over frol the Dtnielson Cotton company, The It ! construction programme that has beel
 undertaken is of broad scope and whe it is completed the plant will be in firs
 class condition. All of the machinery ths formerly was included in the equipfiier of the big plant, excepting some loon that are on one floor and sold to an
 other manufacturer here, has been rt moved. The great floor space of the plar is now more apparent than ever, bare a
 the place is of equipment. , From the basement to the roof recor [ struction work is going on. Old floor are being ripped up and will be replace by new Steel I-beams are being set ir
 to place across the mill and under tn
 floor of three stories to give additions stability to the structure. Painters. car penters, electricians. bricklayers and otf CT craftsmen are busy as bees with . multiplicity of tasks that will eventual ly bring the big plant into the con dition that is desired.
 The entire north end of the weav
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