Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-16
DANELSON

tuesday, of an addition in the form of a | econd story to the weave shed being | uilt at the plant of the Paco Manufac- l uring company on Furnace street. This concern, cooperating with the Daniel Ion Development association, located aere 4 few years ago and has been consistently successful since the very be- yinning of its operations-rnanufactu naarquisttes for curtains. If the addition is built, 1t will be the same size as the present weave shed, ITO esst in length by 52 feet in width. It s expected that a definite decision as To the building will be reacnad within | day or two. Given the addition. the company will employ an increased num- Der of hands.
 Re4urned from a vacation spent at Pleasant View, Charles T. Tillinghast of North Main street is entertaining his friends with a story of sea-going deer that he saw off the beach at the re- lort few days ago.
 The deer had taken refuge in the sea Ifter being hard pressed in a chase by logs When first observed the animal vas swimming approximately 300 yards n shore and could not at first be ideuti- led by watchers on the beach. Realizing apparently. that 1t had been frees rom pursuit, the deer headed in-shore and game quite close to the beach when, aft r what appeared to be an inspection of the locality. with its many cottages-sn unsafe place for deer to land-tt turn d. and headed out to sea again. Mir. rillinEhast and his companions watched the deer heading out toward Block Is- land until its head was a mere speck on the water What became or it tney do not know.
 MT. Tilinghast said he would hesitate lo tell about the incident were it not for the fact that there were other witnesses ot 1t, he ffiar was such an unusual one. Two fishermen with whom Mir. Filling hast talked told him, however, of SiHiilar case.
 They were fishing a year ago about tight miles of shore when two deer. nearly exhausted. came swimming along md were taken aboard the fishing yes le a proceeding against which they did iot struggle too much. But as the yes seI neared shore the deer became very lctive again and were restrained with difficulty until such time as they could h safety to themselves be released.
 Three youths who live at Connecticut Village were before Judge W Eennar Woodward at a session of the town court Tuesday morning, to answer ,O charges of breach of the peace. They wers ordered into court by Chief John Mcfarland, after the investigation of a complaint that they had attempted to ntimidate two young men who were out walking with two young women ln the North street Mechanics street section, Sunday evening. Complaints of such ac- lions have been too frequent of late and he court was called upon to act in this instance. Having admonishei the young men that they must refrain from any further actions of the kind and being given their promise that they would do 70, the youths were fined s1 and costs ,ach total of S5.s5 in each case, which vas paid.
 It appeared from explanations made n court by the youths that possibly sther youths from "Wauregan, Alta wAugan and Central Village who come 70 make evening calls on young women f the neighbofhood, has been a sort Of rritant and that the outside competition f 1t can so be termed, for the favor of he fair sex had something to do with producing the developments that landeI he three youths in court.
 ConspIeuOusly displayed on the first page of a Boston paper that uses gen srous quantities of red ink was :. ~.ofy Monday so written as to create the i'm pression that Barnett C. Hart, out CT bail while awaiting trial for m alleged attempt to brihe States officers Al5srt $ Field and Merrill R. Keith, is in some manner connected with another incident that is attracting attention-the seizure Of Block Islanad of the British schoon. sr Marina, with 1000 cases of wiliskey
 
 however. will show that Hat is not al. eged to have had anything to do witt thevessel now in custody with it it, load of booze. The story merely l,nks the narrative about the seizure of tht vessel with erc:her re-Nrlt.en story about the capture cf the two beer truck. 1t Jewett City ;.nd Harts a.-est Gn 1n' bribery charge.
 At a session of the superior court iI chambers, at Middletown today (Wed 1esday) Judge Frank D. Haines vii rive consideration to the complaint 0 he Aldrich Manufacturing company, c Moosup, that Albert Wilson and Herr, Wood of the town of Plalnfield violate, he injunction against picke.ing ordere last week by Judge James II. Webb o the superior court, in New Haven. Tn manufacturing company's allegation against Wilson and Wood VIII be pre- sented to the court by Attorney Hdrr, E. Back of Danielsou
 Nothing has been ird;cl:el as to wh1 punishment will be urged by counsel fo the complaining company, but the de tendants will be required to shcw caus why they should not De pcnaiiz4d 0 committed to Jail. or both, for cuntemr of court
 4 further increase in the nunne- z workers at the mill WIS reportel Tues day morning and obserg9-s who see tk