Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-15
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This CMonday) incoming the Ss~ Enr-
land Silk company Of Industrial drive &,
10 open on full time. They have Re.
ceiyed many order which viii necesshass
full operation OF the plant. and they have
notified their help 10 be on hand this
morning, The concern II contemplated
the erection Of two additions 10 TIE
present building which viii double fha
capacity Of the output Of the plant. be-
sides giving more work 70 employees.
The Textile company on Main street
continues a little slack { ut this concern
has run steadily durinf the slack tins.
here. The Lorraine sis 1ufacturinr com
psny reports excellent ,usiners and has
been kept running sif IDLY throughout.
the dull season. Ord Is are coming In q
and a prosperous sea- IN is predicted. ,
The American Thr 1d company plant.
which was closed 70 a time. has re-
opened it's mill here ana while not al ths
departments are in operation al present
they VIII no doubt be running on fuii
time inside OF 80 days.
The Ninigret mill on Canal street.
which manufactures the fabric Cor sutc-
mobile tires. reports good buslncss and
the mill running on full time.
The Narrow Fabric Manufacturing
plant is running and while business AZ
this concern is not as brisk as IL has
been. the help are kept busy at thi,
plant with an encouraging outlook for
! the summer months and next season. Ths
! other smaller plants report condition.
picking up in all lines Of business.
In StoninRton the American Velvet
company reports slack time. but the MIL
is kept running on full time. The At.
wood machine company, which has had
dull time manufacturing silk machinery
seems to be gaining. Many Of the en-
i ployes that were laid of six weeks aze
have been called back to work
The Community club Of Westerly VII
meet in the First Baptist vestry May s,d.
Henry R. Palmer Of the Providence Jour.
nal will be the speaker.
Sunday. Mothers day. Little RhodJ
council. Ne. 20. Sons, and Daughters. OBJ
served the day with special services held
at the Broad street Christian church
Rev. Lewis A. Walker delivered the ad-
dress. A special musical program was
carried out.
John Smith Of George street will erect
new home near the property 5wned b.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coo year or
Granite street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Broughton re-
turned Saturday evening from their -sd-
ding trip.
c. w. Colman Of Boston spent Sunday
here.
Many hundreds Of carnations wert
sold here Saturday in honor Of Mothers
lzday and were worn by young and old
Many of the churches held a reminder Of
| the day.
William Phillips Of Spruce street who
has been employed by the Utter company,
has resigned.
Funeral services for BIrs. May opss
wife of John Opie, were held al her home.
40 School street Saturday morning a. II
O'Clock Rev NJ. A. Stocking. pastor Of
Grace Methodist church. OBLIGATED. Burial
was in River Bend cemetery.
The funeral services of Joshua Maxsor
, Clarke were held at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. E. E. whipoie 40 Elm
street, Saturday afternoon at go Rev
: Clayton Burdick. D. D.. pastor Of ths
Seventh Day Baptist church. ofhciated
! Burial was in River Bend cemetery.
The funeral Of C. Walter Martie~
World war veteran. was held at the -homs
? of his mother at North Stoninzton Sat
urday morning at SIS, with full miiitar-
honors. The easket on a caissou wa
drawn by four horses TO the Church o
st. Michael, escorted by members Of Ier
riu post American Legion. Requiem
nigh mass was sung at o'clock Tn
: delegates from the Knights Of Columbus
Narragsnsett council, No. p. Of wester
ly, of which the young soldier was
- member who attended the funeral weri
Frank Keane, John Mcclure, c. Leo HiE
gins, Lawrence Purtiil, James F. Spell
man and Arthur Rice. The body wa
escorted to St Michaers new cemeterl
: by the Legion members and K Of c
members A firing squad paid him 8na
honors. Pvt. c. w Marley was killed Il
= action overseas the day before the arms
tfce was signed
Walter ]. Clarke OF New York vistfe
relatives here over the week end
A. ]. Crandan OF Ashaway Is in Wash
ingtou, D c., attending the Nauonn
Chamber of Commerce meeting.
Edward Whalen. who has conducted
shop for many years in the Chspma
- block on Main street is the first tenaH
n TO move from this location for the Wash
II ington Trust company. who are 10 tea
n down the building and erect new on
u in its place. and has so notified its /
e tenants to be out by Oct 18th. NJ
II Whalen will locate in the WEIGH block.