Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-18
New LondOn's Industrial Building Will Pay
 Five Per Cent Dividend.
CONGRESSMAN HIGGINS BILL POPULAR.
The Younq Men of New London to be Given Political Opportunity-The Eagles Planning for Big Cels bration-The Frog ramme for August 18th.

Goshen Point, below Ocean Beach and convenient to Bartletts reef. Congress- man Higgins reminds congress that there is not a life-saving station on the Connecticut coast, and that it is about time hat one of these stations of rescue should be located at or near Goshen Point to be in readiness to serve mariners when in distress in this vicinity.
 1fie New London Aerie of Eagle@ com nnittee is planning for big celex bration when the noble birds from all sections of the state alight in the city by the sea. It is expected that at least four thousand will be in the flock and there will be ample supply on the feed ing grounds that will make the visit one that will never be forgotten dur ing the lifetime of the youngest visit ing eagle. The date of visitation Is August IS. and the programme includes a monster parade in the morning. field sports in the afternoon at Armstrong park and band concerts and fireworks in the evening at Ocean beach, to say nothing of the many side attractions of special interest to the mem berS Of the order Special trains will be run from Hartford and New Haven and Eagles Day in New London promises to be one of importance to the city. as well as to the Fraternal Order of Eagles
 The citizens will unite with the local members of the order in receiving and entertaining the guests and the build 1nkS all along LH6 lln6 or Will De gaily decorated for the big event The New London Aerie of Eagles owe their existence to Fred Druehl who succeed ed in getting a sufficient number in- terested to effect an organization and secure a charter. He was then em- ployed on a New London newspaper and will be one of the guests of honor when the Eagles assemble in this city. President Taft has been invited to be present but he would give no definate response so far in advance, but he as- sured the committee that were he in this section on the date of the celebra-- tion he would make special effort 70 be the guest of the Eagles of Connecti- cut, August 1S.
 if the owners of property that will be effected by the proposed widening ot would be change in the present layout of the street. While they nearly all concede that the change would be great public benefit, still they object ed because they dad not want tlleir satisfied with present conditions. Ex- Mayor Dart objects simply because it
 meant the molish1nent of his corner of building, and putting him out Of a business that was founded by his father before the eX-mayor was born and was built up by the persistent. and constant personal efforts Of the present owner The old stand known as Darts corner for nearly q century, was of much value to ex- Mayor Dart, who believes if a stand for his business that could not be duplicated. It is little ob.. jections like that which may defeat the plan.
 The street committee gave public hearing of the proposition and not a single property owner appeared in favor so the probability Is that tn. i'm proVenlent of Howard street will mt be completed during the administra- tion of Mayor Mahan.