Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-08

to the Kiiingly. Worsted company which
now operates, the mill
During his long residence here MI.
Sayies become, one of 'KlliHg1y's oest
known citizens. He, had many splendid
attributes. Oh character that won him
great many friends an much popularity
He leaves his wife, who was MISS
Phoebe s. Cock Of RAscoag and two
ssns,.s Walter Of New Haven and Elnviiie
land;sJannes Of EImville.
M SayIes4 was a MEMBER Of MORAN
lodge, No. 15.-s,A. F. and "A. M, Of Dan
ielson.
Monday in the superior court at Put
nam Alfred Pate was confirmed as per
manent receiver Of the Fernlea COM
pany. operating mill at East Kiliingly
Mr.. Pate has been acting as temporary
| receiver Of the concern following action
that was taken after the Danielson Cot
ton company placed an attachment on the
mill .eompany's property for acclaim
due for yarn.
Attorney Arthur G. Bill representing
southern cotton concern and Dan
| islson business men, opposed Mr.. Pafe's
| that Mr.. Pate is stockholder and a
director of the, mill company and that
| in view of these facts he believed the
creditors should Fbe represented by dis
Interested party.
| Attorney Charles E. Searls, represent
ing the Rodney Hunt Machine company,
| q, creditor to. the extent Of $500, said
| thas his clients were favorable to the
| appointment Of Mr. Pate as did Attorney
Sabin S. Russell representing creditors to
\ ME amount of $4,000.
Attorney Whittlesey, representing the
Fernlea company, stated that Mr.. Pate
vas proving acceptable as a receiver
Since his appointment he had. at an ex'
/ pense Of only about $500. finished severa
4 thousand yards cloth and made it ready
for marketing. He had carefully con
served the assets of the concern ant
was making careful effort to turn then
into cash Some goods are in the hand:
Of commission men il New York ant
vol be sold at the first favorable oppor
tunity. 4-s a
Judge Human, who was presiding
. said that he believed Mr.. Pate's bont
J as receiver would confirm him as per
uaanent receiver.
!. Four months was fixed as the tim
, limit for fling claims against the com
pany.
/ Mr. Pate said Monday that he hope
} that the firm will come through its pres
emit difficulties and be able to resum
manufacturing 1t was stated in cour
at Putnam THAT the concern is. now con
sidering a plan under (which materia
. would he furnished to" the mill by par
ties who want it manufa ctured into IA
E brio and would pay the mill ccrtai
: profit per yard for doing the work.
i The imposing of fine of $500 on IL,
, healer who swindled De- nielson peopI
! was pleasing news from Webster for lc
cal residents. Being unable 20 pay tn
: fne the man will be sent to Jail, ~
(; This ; Tuesday evening will bring
: series of parties and entertainments i
I observance of Madi Gras and will mar
; for many, T eeple the end of such affair
I until afaer,, She Benten son, who
n opens tonorrow, Ash Wednesday.
u Earl Wilbur left Monday for a vi.
: it with friends in Virginia.
Misses Katherine D. .iy;ward has RI
i. CT vered from. an. Illness that has kel
n her confined to her home for the pa!
t two weeks.s - - =
;, Highways through the {, surroundir
Hountry are deep with ruts, the war
: Keather.and traffic of the past few da,
eaying the roads. in depiorable cond
ton. -
} There will Re a hearing at Hartfo,
# 'oday Tuesday, before the committee
n Dads, rivers and bridges of the propo
Il al to build a stretch of state highwa
from Brooklyn 10 Pomfret at the Ha
T. kenf stand: connecting with the prese
a. state road near Pomfret station Ma,
80 Ponlfret people will go to Hartford t
at thisghearing.