Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05
nANIELsoN

gan, MondAy morning at O'CLOCK, MISE Lila Harris of Dayville and Lionel Gau- thier, of W1uregan and Danielson, were united in marriage by Rev. J. c. Mathleu | The bridal couple were attended by Ro- meo Gauthier and Miss Blanche Gauthier, I 1 brother and sister of the groom respec- lively. The bride wore travelling suit of navy with taffeta hat to match. The l brid esmaid wore suit of blue, with picture hat. Following the marriage breakfast was served at the home of the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. Nelson Gauthier, at Wauregan. After their we'd l ding trip MT. and Mrs Gauthier will I make their home in new cottage on Maple street, Danielson: where MT. Gau- | thier is. employed. Mrs. Gauthier is Il graduate of Killingly High school and | formerly was stenographer at the of- dce of the Dayville Grain and Coal com ! pany. '.'s
 Announcement wAs made here Monday morning of the sudden death, Sunday eve hing in New York, of Tracy S. Lewis, 4s, president and treasurer of the Connecticut Mills company and an official prominent in the other companies allied with the local concern one of the best known tire fabric companies in the country. It Is believed that his death was in large measure brought about by the strain of trying business conditions under which he had been laboring for the past few months. The particular pity of it all is that his death should come just at the time when the whole business situation. as regards the great industries in which he was SO vitally interested, is materially brighter, business increasing and the sit uatioh taking very satisfactory turn.
 The development of the CennectitSit Mills and allied industries was made pos sible in large measure through the finan- cial support given them by the late Tracy E. Lewis, father of Tracy S. ane of a family prominently identified with the Beacon Falls Rubber company of this state. Since the death of the father the son had been at the head of the Connec- ticut Mills company, the annual meeting of the stockholders of which is scheduled to be held in Boston today, MT. Lewis was an occasional visitor here and those who came to know him. remark Concerning his charming personality and gift for at tracting friends as well as his unusua business capacity. MT. Lewis was grad uate of Yale university and prominent SO cially. ....+
 It was stated Monday by Obadiah But
 Ter, vice-president and general manage
 of the Connecticut Mills company, tha
 associate officials of MT. Lewis wer
 shocked, by the news of his sudden death
 Asked as to the probable effect on tn |
 stated that the business would procee
 without interruption. The situation ha .. improved materially during the past thre
 weeks, Mir Butler said. and production
 being gradually increased.
 Figures made available Monday b
 Chief A. P. Woodward, of the Danielso
 fire department show how materially fir
 losses have been reduced through the fac that Danielson as borough has seen
 to expend the necessary money for ur
 todate methods of giving notice of fire
 and for modern apparatus with which t
 fight them.
 The figures given herewith cover tn period of IS years during which Chic Woodward has been at the head of tn
 fire department, and it may be said
 passing that no town in Connecticut, nc
 probably in New England, with tt . amount of property within the boroue in limits has had lesser losses by fire in
 score of years than has this borough. cal The first six years covered Aby Chi he Woodward's' figures cover a period wht he Danielson was dependent upon an ol in style bell alarm for it's fire. calls. nr those six years the total number of fir I'd was 4S, the total losses from them $1t he $40, this being an average loss per ye lils of $514o and an average loss per fire
 $3S2.5o. The average number of fires his year was 5.
 m During the past 13 years which cove ars the period since the fire alarm telegra1 ,ev system was installed with boxes in eve ,.+ section of the borough the total numb
 of fires has been 14S with total loss irp of only $21,54 for the entire period. T
 average loss per year has been only 5 ,t,v s57.50 and the average loss per fire or vs $145.60. The average number of f1 : . per year has been II S-13.
 Time in Cattinr fN
 telegraph and more time saved in t past two. years through the use of mott
 driven apparatus of the highest type ha ,r been big factors in keeping losses do'
 to. amazingly small figures
 Chief Woodward is proud of the recc .iti. that the department has made and of 1
 loyal support given him by the ha, r,,, working members of his department a r1i, is appreeiative of what the citizens hs -+e, done in the way of appropriations to ma
 such fine showing possible. The ins
 ance companies never will go into bal
 ruptcy if losses incurred the country O
 are proportionately no greater than u
 have been in Danielson in the past 1 ln years.
 alth and breach of the neace @ when f bsf ne Justice Frank M. Bedard of the town nis Brooklyn, William Harwood, Waureg l who was shot by Oliver A. Downs at latter's farm place in Brooklyn Sat ieil- day evening, has been bound over to ecA- superior court under bonds of $200.
 Harwood is not at all seriously inju Ne" and will have entirely rNcovered withi .st. short time. He is held at the county 1an- in Brooklyn.
 ConseN Gagnon, Ne. IFS, Union has John Baptist, Goodyear, through it's o+ retary, Alma Forcier, has forwarded ,h,;e for the American committees fund e1 Irish relief to A. J. Cavanagh, captain
 the teams working the Dayville-Goody . territory and other places in that vi
 ity.. Dayville and vicinity had subscr
 about $z5e up to Monday afternoon the canvass was not nearly comple Chairman Henry P. Dubuc, head of general committee for this territory4 A4 Monday afternoon that the campaign
 coming along splendidly. Reports for
 state show subscriptions near the $z
 0oN mark and the prospect good for re
 ing $3eo,0oo. Generous gifts continu
 be received in the Danielson territor
 The drive is to be extended to Br
 lyn' this week by local workers, so Ar all of the territory in this section be covered. Names of donors are b emfc, printed from day to day and the el v to list viii be published in The Bulleti it's it they are made available froin canva. the at the committees headquarters. This morning the names of subscr to the fund at Ponfret. Dayville dS+n Goodyear: are presented: Miss Nellie r,ots erson, Thomas c. .Clarie, John O. araS Theresa O'Neil, Mrs Annie Welch, H