Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
DANIEISON

Hs big tire fabric plants, Is now oper- ntmg 10 aboat 50 per cent of it's ca paottG R very material improvement from the complete suspension of busi- nses at the plant during the winter months. Some night work is included in ! SsaaS is being done at the plant which ! hAA . payroll of approximately $2000 week darsng the boom period. While tlo hAtRst reduction in the prices of fn- Sbad automobile tires has again upset in some degree the tire fabric market the EituRt1on the whole is much improved over what 1t was a few months back Wisa -ths prospect of an early resumption of bus3ness at the Goodyear plant, the situation as pertains 10 textile plants in Efilingly will be decidedly improved over what 1t was at the depth of the business slump
 Don't fail to attend the large consign- ment sale of groceries and provisions to be sold at auction at Wtter's auction rooms. 42 Main street Saturday. June ll. at 1 o'clock D. m. and at ' p. m. Es timated value of this enormous stock S3.ooo.-ady.
 At St. James church Monday morning at 8 o'clock Miss Marie Emeine Yvonne P-ovencal daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Err nest Provoncal Of 22 North street be- came he bride of Thomas O'Nen, also of Danielsou, Rev. John Roux. NJ S.. performing the marriage ceremony and being celebrant co the nuptial mass. The bridal couple were attended by Mrs, An nie Weaver. sister of the groom, and by Arthur Provencal brother of the bride. The brides gown was Of white satin trimmed with georgette and lace and her bouquet was Of bride roses and sweet peas. Tho bridesmaids gown was pink orrsndie and her hat a picture model in black. Her bouquet was of pink roses. Many relatives and friends were present for rhe marriage and at the reception at The home of the brides parents. The bride received many gifts.
 MT and Mrs O'Neu are away on their wedding trin which will take them 10 New York and other cities They will make their home in Danielson, where both are well known.
 Members of the chamber of commerce gre expected 10 turn out in numbers this evening for the meeting Of the body scheduled To be held n tho central fire ttation. A number Of important matters v.ii he mp for consideration, including the matter Of summer half-holldays se- -es of public concerts on the park and other subjects of moment.
 Mrs. Catherine McEutcc Casy. 70, wife of Peter Casey. died Sunday at their home at Dsyville Four Corners where
 
 years Mrs Casey. a native of Ireland, became m some time ago, but her con- iition was not considered serious until Saturday. Mrs Casey leaves her rus- band two sons. Frank of Sweetwater. Torn. John of KillnElv and a daugh- ter Mrs. William Campbell, also of Kill Ingly.
 Monday afternoon tho funeral of -iaude Clinton Baumister, aged IS days, 'on Of Mir. and Mrs Edward Baumister. was held from their home at Kiningly Center. Burial was In St. Joseph's cem- et'ry al Dayville, Louis F, Kennedy be- ing in charge Of the funeral arrange monts.
 Grading fer the state road being built between Hampton and Brooklyn has now progressed 10 the point that has brought tne steam shovel into West Brooklyn near Rnssett's mill This is within q short distance of the easterly end of The stretch of highway 10 be construct. ed. + is expected that at least 90 day, were must e!apse before this road, or ' which construction was begun last fall will be completed. opening a short and direct state road route to Wilimantic and Hartford.
 At inc annual meeting and sale of the National Holstein- -Freisian aseocia- ii7n held at Syracuse last week William s. Brown of the Shepherd Hill farm al Wa1regan bought a thoroughbred bull which came 10 the sale from the Holly wood farm in the state of Washin gton The animal which is 10 be shipped eas within few days, is two years old ant one of the finest of it's kind ever brough Into his territory, it's value being abon the same as an ordinary small herd o cattle.
 Aliens carnival, the first attraction O ifs kind ever 10 show in Danielson, at trac'ed large number of people 10 tn old Danielson Cotton company baseball field, south of Cottage street Monday The carnival came here under the aus pices of the Danielson Firemen's asso citation.
 This week win be marked by an ef fort in this territory to raise the fun That is required to carry out the Y N ". A. county work project. Organizatio for launching this work is complete Tn amount required annually in the count will be about S5,000 and an effort to SC cure pledges for this sum is under wa, kIlirgly and Brooklyn's quota is 1.5ol Manufacturing concerns and individual ot means will be approached in the et fort 10 secure the amount required. Tn work that it is intended to do throug the [. ". C. A will bring benefits of tn organizations not only into the cities an other communities of the county, but q