Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-28
DANELSON

Four young men. Joseph Longo. the driver. Harry Cook and Oscar Cook, brothers all of Danielson, and Edward Gilbert. of Jewett City were injured, Os- car Cook seriously, when the Appersou touring car in which they were coming down Hopkins Hill. in Plainheld on the state highway to Central Village, skid ded just after o'clock Thursday aft ernoon. shot across the slippery highway rolled over and then righted itself
 It was believed Thursday evening that Oscar Cook was injured internally. He and his brother. Harry, who suffered a cut on the leg and other laceratioas and bruises, were taken to the home of their uncle. Frederick Cook. at Central Village. Longo had slight cuts on the face. an injured hand, also was suffering from the shock of the accident. Dr. A, A. Chase of Plainheld and Dr. Francis Downing of Moosup were summoned to where the accident occurred and gave he injured young men treatment
 rt was claimed Thursday evening that The car which is owned in the family of Augustus Longo of Danielson, was coming down the steep grade at a very moderate rate of speed when it suddenly skiddsd. overturned, finally fighting It. self before 1t stopped its mad spin. The machine was very badly damaged.
 It was author4tativsly stated at AEDO- sup Thursday thst only four families of all these who occupy tenements of the Aldrich Manufacturing company, the great majority of whose TOO employees re- main out on strike. have been served notices, asking them to vacate There Is not a word of truth in published state nents that 300 families have been serv- cd with eviction notices. The mill company has taken action against only four families and the papers served fix AuEusc [ as the time when the houses are to be vacated
 The min is continuing to operate this week with a greatly reduced force from its normal complement of halp. All remains quiet and orderly about the plant. though a number of deputy sher- tis and special deputy sherifs are con- .etautiy on duty there. to meet any enerEency that might possibly arise.
 Attention of voters is being called to ths fact that he adjourned annual town meeting will come August '. and at that time the matter of fixing the tax rate for the ensuing year will be one of the chief things to be considered. The board of relief has held one session of the board at which a few persons appeared to protest -1eir tax rate and another ses- Elon of the board IS fixed for next week f-ouf Feticions asking for extensions of the sewer system likely will receive con- alteration nt the adjourned annual meet tnE. The petitions are for sewers in various parts Of the borough
 EmpIoyes of the Por0 Manufacturing company are to get a vacation period of two weeks. The plant will close Sat- urday August 8. and reopen Monday, August sL This concern has been uni formly successful slnoe it was establish ca here a few years ago and has been constantly busy through a period that has been somewhat quiet ia the cotton textile trade
 You never can ten how an accident VIII affect a man Here is case, for Instance. Of a driver of a Ford car that plunged head-oa into stone wall be- tween Danislson and Putnam recently. The driver, an active and intelligent looking man and a foreigner, was com