Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-09
DANELSON


 TitAe of the property occupied by the P@co Manufacturing company was trans Serred Saturday to that concern, subject 10 the interests of the Danielson Develop 'knent association.
 The Paco company has prospered since established here last year and is now run ning to capacity on a full time schedule. IL was announced Saturday that the con- eeTn will at once begin construction on an addition to the plant, on Furnace street, 10 make space for about a dozen more looms. The plant is operating 150 looms at present and it's payroll Is Approximate y s100,O00 a year.
 There is a prospect of further enlarge tnent of the mill company's plant, as pro- duetion even at capacity is not up to the demands that are being made upon the concern for its line of goods chiefly mar puisettes. Hundreds of thousands of yards have been woven and sold since the con- earn started to do business here.
 This concern was located in Danielson through the financial backing afforded by R number of Danielson citizens banded together in what'is known as the Daniel son Development association. The con- eern has been a success from the very gtart and points the way to what may be done to develop Danielson industrially, if the proper backing can be obtained, un- der adequate safeguards, for bringing re- liable enterprises into town.
 The Paco company is a splendid little asset to Danielson and promises to be- come of increasing value as the years go by and the concern expands its produc- lion.
 The plant and property of the FernIea company at East Killingly is to be sold to satisfy the claims of creditors, it was stated here Saturday. The firm became Involved in financial difficulties several months ago after starting out with splen- did prospects of success.
 After attachments had been placed CT the property to protect claims of credit DTS. among them the Danielson Cottor company, which sold the Fernlea com Dsay a large amount of yarn, Alfred Pate, who was prominently interested 1T he Fernlea company was appointed tenn porGry receiver and later was confirmed As permanent receiver, and has since hat charge of the affairs of the concern.
 Since the Fernlea company took ovel the mill and other property connected with it at East Killngly a considerabl, GmoUnt of improvement work has beer ioEe there, including the putting into ser vsceible condition the water power, re oairs to the mill and the installation of considerable amount of machinery.
 IT IS ul-utTStOcu tlidl Slt OlLST 10 DOr shase the property has been received an, [ is said that S3OO00 is the figure q which prospective purchasers are wiilinl take 1t over.
 George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill com 1ensation commissioner. is to be tie prin aial speaker at the booster banquet 0 hf A anielsOn Business Mems association w. -sday evening next It is expected sld hoped, that this event will bring to Gethsr practically all of Danelson bus! ness men and that the gathering will re sult in rejuvenated association aliv With a spirit thaI will bring many bene hts to Danielson. The banquet was orig 'Ialiy set for next Tuesday evening, bu tse time has been changed to Wednesda egsa.ng.
 At the week end worIlmen engaged O he contract of repairing the damage don oy q washOut at the Dyer dam. south c lere, went on strike because of an ar sounced reduction in their wages. A COT racting company by which the men wh