Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-29
DANIEE.SON

Charles H. Pellett announced Tnurs- Bay that he has sold his automobile bus hess. including his garage and livery business, to Herbert Barnett, who has been associated with him in an executive capacity for a number of years. Mir. Barnett also takes over the automobile agencies that Mir. PeIlett holds in car rying out the transaction, the most irn- portant in the local business world for a long time.
 A check-up of the stocks of the con- csrn was being made Thursday ae fse- ture of the deal and the transfer will be completed within a day or two.
 In disposing of his business Mir. Pel1ett plans to relieve himself of part of the heavy burden of activities that he has carried on for years It was 1e years ago this fall that he first engaged in the automobile business in Danielson and he has been everIastingiy at it ever since Ae has been successful and a tremend- GUS worker and feels that he has arrived at a time when he desires release from such constant pressure of work.
 hr. Perett will not entirely diBasBo- cate himself from the automobile field. retaining a number of his used ears and : two new machines He retires, however, from the garage business and as a deal CT in new machines and will confine his activities to certain outside features of . business in which he was the pioneer in this territory.
 Mir. Barnett, the new proprietor, Is well known throughout the territory that has been catere q to by Mir. rsllett, is an ex- pert automobile mechanic and thoroughly familiar with every detail of the business which he has taken over His long as sociation with Mfr. Pellett win equip him to keep his organization running smooth 1y and insures the continued success of the enterprise.
 Tho Pellett building does not change hands in the deal Mfr. Barnett taking fl on lease.
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 The death as wauresan wednesdas evening of James Arthur Atwood, Jr. s2, was the cause of many expressions of regret throughout this section of east srn Connecticut. where he was very vel known.
 MT. Atwood was born at Wauregar end his early education was obtained fl the school at that place. Later he wal student at the Hotchkiss school, Lake vile, Conn. and upon his graduation en- tered Yale university from which he wal graduated in the class of 1912.
 Following the completion of his uni versity course he entered upon his prep aration for his chosen work as a cottoI textile manufacturers He studied at tht New Bedford Textile school and later wa. at the, Ponemah mills in Taftvi11e ant ct the Wauregan mills, building up hii practical and technical knowledge of { business in which his father occupies 1 pre-eminent position in New England, d did his paternal grandfather.
 Having acquired 6 well grounded ant broad knowledge of the rnanufacurinl processes in the cotton industry, he be came attached to the main offices of tn, Quinsbaug mills and other concerns witl which his fAther is identifed at Provt Gence and eventually was made assistari treasurer of the ouinebaug, waursgai and Ponenah mills companies, also vic president of each concern, places he helt np to the time of his death.
 His health showing indications of fail ng, 1t became necessary for him to re