Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27
DAHEEON AND PUTNAM NEWS

 of Putnam She leaves no children l The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, who died at the Backus hospital, Nor wich, was brought to the undertaking rooms of L. F. Kennedy. Mrs. Chase died after an illness with pneumonia. She had been making her home in Norwich, 1 but formerly was a resident of Ponfret. She was a relative of Adler and Edward l Battey of Danielson
 1 We are doing all kinds of automobile overhauling and repair work and offer expert service at very reasonable prices 1 Bakers Garage, rear A. and P. store.- adv.
 Pace Manufacturing company. Daniel sons newest textile concern, is doing ! splendidly and after less than a year of operation is making ready to build an addition to it's plant on Furnace street. The concern has been very successful from the start. The factory for this con- cern was provided through the Danielson Development association, made up of subscribers to stock, the funds being used for the purchase of the factory, which it is said, is about to be taken over by the manufacturing company The Paco company manufactures niarqu!- settes for curtains and tine material has found very ready sale.
 This week the Connecticut Mills com ' pany is operating to about 50 per cent of its capacity for a day force and turn ; ing out quantities of tire fabric. Some - night workers are also employed, Dut this force is small. A steady increase is being made in production ani on Tues day S4 looms out of total of 1So in the 7 plant were in operation. Some of these were the large 9o-inch looms. For the present all of the manufacturing is being done at the main plant at Connecticut , Village. though some looms may be start 1, ed in the near future at the Main stree . plant formerly the Danielson Cottor company's mill Orders for fabric arr , continuing to come in and on Tuesda! | the mill was somewhat short of yarn. X Palmer P. Jordan, of Winter street was reported Tuesday seriously ill a T a Worcester hospital where he has heel a patient for some time. His condition n is now regarded as extremely critical ! so much SC that his brother, George Jor D dan, recently submitted to an operation = for blood transmission, which likely vii r be repeated during the present week. e That it is likely to prove altogethe too expensive to take the chance of run . ming an automobile without having Ii cense to do so has been demonstrated | a number of residents of the town 0 Plainfield Following inspections mad on Sunday by Motor Vehicle Insnecto A. W. Williams and Deputy Sherii Charles F. Aver at Central Village l | out of 15 who were ordered into couT have appeared and pleaded guilty an : paid the fines and costs assessed. Tn ma jority of those apprehended violatin the motor vehicle laws were residents . the town of Plainfield.
 One man who has been driving fo months without having an operators I cense paid a fine and costs amounting [ just trife over s51, enough to nay fc operators license for the next 15 year
 Some of those haled into court we1 found driving without their registration and few were held up for not havin
 their cars equipped with legal lense
 These inspections are to be regularl Econtinued in towns of eastern Windhal county as determined effort Is |
 be made to apprehend all drivers who al
 illegally operating cars.
 Joseph Lawrence, resident in u | White Row, was haled before Judge V
 Fenner Woodward in the town court ( Il Tuesday morning. to answer for the r 1 sponsibility of not keeping his 1S-yea
 old daughter regularly in school. IT
 complaint against Lawrence was mao
 by. an agent of the state board of educ; .1 ton. The case was continued until u
 end of the school year, and Prosecutir
 Attorney A. G. Bill is to have a repo
 each week as, to whether the little gi
 is attending school.
 The driver and occupants of 'bz
 and the occupants of a touring car th